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This is great, keep the stories coming.

Lucky you.

That would have been a good deal, sorry I missed it. Maybe next time if I live that long.

Did not hear from Joseph so had it done at Big-O in the neighborhood. They replaced all hoses and the evaporator for $320. It looked like I would have had a problem with evac/recharge so farmed it out.

In about 1973 there was a guy that raced a 1971 Subaru wagon at the Riverside Raceway in California. I asked him why and he said he had always wanted to race off road and didn't have any money so he raced what he had. He also said his kids got a kick out of it and when the big pick ups Class 3...

Welcome on behalf of RME and the U4WDA. Be sure to read all the instructions in "Introductions & using the Forum". U4WDA believes the four wheeling community is best served by: 1. Education thru the use of classes, pamphlets, and films to teach responsible conservation. 2. Use Auto Dealerships...

But be sure to paint them black. I did not know rubber lasted that long.

Thanks

What is the guys name and where is he located? Just in case.

Just how hard is it to replace the A/C hoses? I have a leak in the one coming out of the accumulator that goes to the firewall (evaporator) and the discharge line that goes from the compressor to the condenser is suspect. The hoses cost about $120, the discharge/recharge cost about $100 and...

What Kurt said and after long discussions with BLM, CA4WDC, CORVA, and FS the access for handicapped can not be used as a legal means of keeping roads open. It can only be used on an emotional or justice for all type basis. Did you happen to notice the piece by the FS that Wilderness is...

Money is the name of the game. They draw in about 2 million dollars a year and keep about 20 people employed and if nothing else those people do not want to loose their jobs.

ROADS TO NOWHERE??? The “Close off Public Lands” groups are at it again with their latest attack on RS2477 claims of roads by Utah State Government agencies. See “Groups blast Utah for laying claim to ‘roads to nowhere’” in the Des News dated 4/25/12. It is not bad enough to have already closed...

Since we are public now Joseph is a definite and Tacoma a maybe.

Have you ever tried coffee with Pernod Absinthe? Just don't drive at the same time.

Thanks, you guys are the best.

Between then and now the biggest changes have been: 1. More people doing it. 2. In the old days you could go anyplace. 3. Now there are more specialized vehicles. In my day what you drove to the desert you drove to work.

Just added some stories.

I started in 1940 at the age of 10 at my uncle Joe's farm in Marshfield, MO. My cousin Dean and I would take their 36 Chevy P/U across country on the farm. Neighbors had a pickup with the bed removed they called a doodle-bug that was the envy of all the kids in the area. In 1966 a friend at...

Lane's in Hesperia this weekend so hopefully Monday will see some action when he gets back to the Buena Park house.