Surf Vehicles.

Hahaha nice!
One time it was a foggy summer day at Matunuck last July with just me and my friend out and I paddled out a ways and took a dump right off my 7'10". Luckily it was a sinker!!!!

 

indeed, was trying out a little aerodynamics experiment. Do NOT put the nose forward on a roof lol, mofo was getting lift over 50mph. This pic is a couple years old too, I can't even remember the last time I road that board... It might have been when I snapped this pic lol. It's a 7'10" tuberville funshape, board I learned to surf on like 10 years back. It has seen better days and a bag would be redundant on that thing.

As have I. In the off season when the bathrooms are locked up the space inbetween the sheds becomes the urinal for all

 

Good choices, I almost got an STI but my insurance would have been through the roof so I went with the TL-S. Those things are super fun to drive. A hatchback with some rally tires would be a perfect ride to through the boards in the back and do donuts in the sand haha

 

The sad thing is I live only 10-15 minutes from there. I'd rather dump where I stand them hold it for a short car ride.

 

I had one shot out the back with nose forward.

 

Hey guess what, I live 2 1/2 hours away from waves!

 

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My first dump in nature made me realize how we're supposed to squat when we sh!t.

 

I used to have a place ten mins over the bridge in sea isle, I feel your struggle haha. I love that spot though, always a mellow vibe

I always had a fear of that happening and rocketing through the windshield of the car behind me like a missile. When I put a board on the roof I tighten that btch down to the point of almost pressure dinging the rails lol. Hope your board survived that misshape

 

Is this for teaching retarded people how to use a toilet????? WTF!!!

 

I have no clue. Came off going across the Tunnel Bridge and we couldn't get it back.

 

Always fins forward, I use the self-interlocking tie down straps and keeps things nice and snug.

 

03 Toyota Highlander. Eat your hearts out.

Back in the day I had a '78 FJ40 with the straight six and the ambulance doors. Salt eventually ate it up and I had to scrap her for parts.

I'm just not that cool anymore. But when my ship comes in.... http://www.filson.com/aev-brute

 

^^^That thing is amazing.

 

these too:

 

only 130K. I actually sent an email to Jeep asking if the body type used for the Brute would be released through Jeep retailers and the response was "there are no plans." Too bad - thing is awesome.

 

Glad to see a company making that, albeit for a 130 grand lol. I've always said Jeep needs to make a wrangler with a pickup bed and a hemi up front and it will sell itself

 

Hemi conversions on a JK are not hugely expensive if you can find a used motor.

 

I see your mercedes and raise you a larger mercedes:

Oh totally agree, I still think it should be a factory option though lol

 

In relatively warm months....'05 Honda Accord. 2 boards can easily ride shotgun by reclining the seat. Has a rack if I have company though. It's 4 cylinder stickshift, and even driving like an asshat, I still average at least 30mpg in mixed driving. Over 150k miles, and still on the original rear breaks. Not flashy, but these cars are rock solid reliable, and run up to 200k miles with nothing but regular basic maintenance. This is 3rd of 4 accords I've bought in a row. Number 4 is an '09 that my wife drives.

Even when I had a 4 wheel drive pickup, the accord was my vehicle of choice for surf trips.

My cold weather ride is an '09 Honda Odyssey. Makes winter suit changes wonderful. Drives OK for a van, but the gas mileage blows. I'm rocking a 60-90 mile commute to the beach these days....one way

 

fins on backwards alert woop woop