Nack Attack Paddywack, Give The Crash A Bone.
10-28-2009, 10:49 AM
#121
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Wow. . . 
did I really just do that? Ficken ay thats when you know you haven't slept enough
. I need to go eat, my brain doesn't function without food. I swear Im not as look as I dumb. . . 
did I really just do that? Ficken ay thats when you know you haven't slept enough. I need to go eat, my brain doesn't function without food. I swear Im not as look as I dumb. . .
11-22-2009, 05:23 PM
#122
JK Junkie
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P.S., partygoers...
The Cargo Nack is machine washable.
I just yanked it off, tossed it in the wash, and it was almost dry after draining.
No dryer necessary.
The Cargo Nack is machine washable.
I just yanked it off, tossed it in the wash, and it was almost dry after draining.
No dryer necessary.
11-23-2009, 06:04 AM
#124
Sweet. After hand scrubbing the superlift ORV park and Barnwell both off my safari top, it is nice to know something is ez/fast to clean.
08-23-2011, 01:30 PM
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ITS HERE! ITS HERE!My Nack Attack (full Cargo Nack system from COP4x4) arrived today!
Praise be to Camp Crocker!
This thing is amazing!
A cargo rack, a net, a hammock, a posing stand for my model, a place to clip my gun, shade, who knows what else Ill find it does!
Ive only had it a little over an hour!
Sorry no mud on it yet....but the rain is coming this weekend.
Nack doors are next!!!! Thanks Camp!!!
and I need to make a more professional looking snorkel...this one, though wonderful in design and function, needs a solid appearance.
Anyway, here are some pics for now...better ones soon.
Update: CHECK OUT NEW PICS ON POST #105!!
Diggin the roof rack.
(didn't read through the entire thread so if anyone used that joke... I still claim it as mine! 
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