Jeep Recovery.....

[ttora4runner]

Jeep Recovery.....read the description on video to find out what happened.

Jeep Recovery (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01r-WtLC7MA#)

The cause of the flip. I thought the guy was crazy for attempting it in the first place. Near the top is where it all started to go bad.
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t257/wormholegamma/MMS%20Expo%2010-17-09/100_1227.jpg

The Aftermath after the Jeep was flipped back over.

You can use your imagenation what that small red area is the bigger pool is transmission fluid.
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t257/wormholegamma/MMS%20Expo%2010-17-09/100_1212.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t257/wormholegamma/MMS%20Expo%2010-17-09/100_1222.jpg
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t257/wormholegamma/MMS%20Expo%2010-17-09/100_1223.jpg

[Scuba]

Ouch.

Shitllbuffout

[wifesaysimadumbass]

ouch that thing was wasted!!!

[Crinale]

im sure the trucks fine... its got an engine cage, and its built... just some body work and itll be back just fine...

[Seanz0rz]

it looks to me, from what i can see in the pics, that the frame is likely bent from the firewall forward. look at the front bumper, how its twisted down on the passenger side. you can see the frame rail is still attached, look just under where the winch is and you can see its profile.

[corax]

Radiator support was strong enough that it tweaked the frame when the weight came down on that side - - remember, unless it's the cage around the occupants, there always has to be a weak point - something that will give to prevent more expensive damage. same goes for steering or driveline components. can you picture how the forward diagonals from the rad support pulled the driver side frame rail up when the pasenger side went down and back?