Bridges in Maryland
#1
Bridges in Maryland
I went on a big road trip last week, and while I was in Maryland I went for a drive to see these three historic covered bridges and snapped some photos with my truck.
No pics of the truck at this one.
I think that last bridge is this way...
Nope wrong way..
Ah here we go
Truck was dirty from driving but I think I got soime good pics too.
No pics of the truck at this one.
I think that last bridge is this way...
Nope wrong way..
Ah here we go
Truck was dirty from driving but I think I got soime good pics too.
#3
OOkkk, Ill trade you wheels and spindles. Ill even meet you in Georgia. You twisted my arm. :)
I would love to, but i got 4 more years of school ahead of me, and probably a wedding in there somewhere, all self financed, so ill see what I can do! You and Seabass are def making me jealous tho.
I would love to, but i got 4 more years of school ahead of me, and probably a wedding in there somewhere, all self financed, so ill see what I can do! You and Seabass are def making me jealous tho.
#5
#7
As for the tire it might actually be a 255/70/16 Im not sure i will have to look again. I just know they are 30X9s, and I want to go a lil bigger. But I gotta get a tuner first to straighten out my odometer.
#12
They were taken just north of Frederick Maryland.
I am not sure, but I think they were built as covered bridges because of weather. Dont quote me on this, but I would assume since they were built before treated lumber processes were invented, it kept rain and wind from rotting away at the lumber. I may be wrong. These bridges were actually pieced together from remains of other bridges. There at one time were apparently over 50 across Maryland, and these are the last 3.
Yeah My tires are 255/70. Type O in my sig.
I am not sure, but I think they were built as covered bridges because of weather. Dont quote me on this, but I would assume since they were built before treated lumber processes were invented, it kept rain and wind from rotting away at the lumber. I may be wrong. These bridges were actually pieced together from remains of other bridges. There at one time were apparently over 50 across Maryland, and these are the last 3.
Yeah My tires are 255/70. Type O in my sig.
#13
So crank the t-bars and put in a set of aal's and drop shackles. That's less than $200.
#14
Gonna save up and get wider rims and tires all at the same time.
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