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Do you still have the M101 axle and wheels? I may be able to use them.

Loved the white sidewall tires, should be optional for stickies.

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Spotted near Hesperus, Colorado today. Only able to get these pictures, train was going by fast. Probably headed to Durango and Silverton or Cumbres and Toltec railways.

I talked to one of those guys at the Maverick in Monticello, Utah about 6 months ago. They were flying into Seattle and driving the vehicles back through Gallup, New Mexico and then into Mexico. I've seen many of them on the road between Moab and Cortez in the past few years.

Four IROK burn while strapping a 4 door JKU up a vertical wall obstacle before Rock Chucker on the Metal Masher Trail on Big Saturday. Finally caught traction and yanked it out.

Youngest grandbaby on the IHC Cub.

Probably the cheapest, simplist and easiest thing to do as the first fix is to replace the fuel filter. I just experienced the exact same symptoms with the Vortec 4.3 in my trail buggy caused by the foam insert deteriorating and plugging the filter multiple times. After pulling the foam out of...

Try a new fuel filter, it sounds like the engine is starving.

FYI, the barricades for the construction at the north end of Moab have mostly been moved aside. I went through Moab yesterday about 5pm, and there was absolutely no traffic backed up all the way into town. For anyone needing fuel, City Market prices were about $0.10 cheaper than Maverik.

My trails are the Pickle on the first Saturday, Behind the Rocks on Thursday, Steel Bender on Friday and Metal Masher on Big Saturday. I'm gunning on all 4 trails. May possibly be drafted to gun other trails by Ron Brewer if other leaders have breakdowns or other issues. Hope to see you...

I always cheer for Tom Was, sad to hear about him getting injured in a crash.

That's the first obstacle on the Pickle.

From a Mike Kelso statement on Facebook.

Just now RR4W stated that they have met with Grand County officials who will amend the county ordinance to allow EJS 2021 to be held. I hope this finally come to pass.

So this forum is sorta like Craigslist isn't it? I'll trade you my beer can tab collection for the stack of tires, but you have to deliver them to SW Colorado.

Sure he is, he's uniting the conservative gun owners to resist his overreach.

The bulldog, sliding sleeve type hitches are the best. They are really strong and always work properly.

I had a 1957 Chevrolet 1/2 ton short step side and later a 1959 1/2 ton long bed fleet side. Both trucks had the venerable stove bolt 235 c.i. sixes, great engines.

The monolith teleported to the moon, didn't you see the movie?