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Ryan Callas

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  1. Testing out my Police Led Spotlight in the Fog. . . . . I'm firing my LASER !!!
  2. Follow me on instagram if you like @RyanCallas
  3. The original skid plate was a custom build. The Snorkel was done by Rallitek out of Portland Oregon. The Safari Snorkel was originally for a 60 series Toyota Land Cruiser but was only able to use half the parts. But ! I have seen recently on Outbacks and Foresters the Mitsubishi Pajero Safari Snorkels. You should look into it. To late for me to change my snorkel lol
  4. Soon :-) Being installed under the truck. 12,000 LB winch !
  5. Wish my camera could capture night pictures better ... But here ya go ! Led Spotlight pics !
  6. On a full tank of gas I can go 310 to 320 miles. My Baja is not a turbo.
  7. West Coast Subaru Show 16 Group of Subaru fans wanted to see the light :-)
  8. Finally gave my Baja a name after 10 years. Cortana
  9. The cargo rack is by Bajarack.com the exact rack is called ( The Mule ) Light bar is one of the accessories for the rack. The Mudrat bumper is built by John Bloom out of Eugene Oregon here is his # 1541-232-9958. The Snorkel is pretty much custom built using half the parts from a 60 series Toyota Land Cruiser Safari Snorkel. When it comes to missing parts for the Baja I go to a Car Body Shop and have them do the looking up for parts like that. I also use Amazon.com for headlights and other parts for the Baja sometimes.. Hope that helps :-)

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