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The older 205s had an adapter that was shaped like a figure 8, the newer ones had a round pattern adapter that is more like what is on the 231, 241 etc.

Welcome, your addictions are almost an exact match for mine except I haven't been bowhunting in years since I messed up my shoulder. I tagged along with my son in law on his Book Cliffs archery hunt last year and had a great time. I have also been in scouts for over 30 years. I am also addicted...

I have one for the round pattern 205, it came out of an 86 chevy 1 ton. I have seen them on ebay but they want $250 for them.

Looks good, The pieces I was working with were as wide as 34 inches but the bends were around 24 inches.

I built up a gas tank skid plate yesterday for the Commando project and needed to make some long 90 degree bends. My dad's sheet metal brake was too wimpy to bend 1/8 inch so I put a rosebud on the torch and tried to heat and bend it with the torch and some angle iron. However there was no way...

I have several $15

3746 Was taken at the Needles Overlook and the other three were taken at the Canyonlands Overlook. These overlooks are in the Canyon Rim recreation area south of Moab. The Needles overlook is paved but the Canyonlands overlook is not.

My wife put my ice fishing gear in the basement and told me I had to finish the jeep project. I would like to sneak in some more trips before the ice melts however.

It was interresting to see the Bantam 3C trailer they hauled their motorbikes in. I ended up buying it from my friend when they sold off his parents estate. It looked a bit newer back then.

A friend of mine converted some of his old family movies of a trail they did in 1970 as part of the Jeep Safari. A fun look into the past. There is also a fun video of them riding their motorbikes on the newly opened slickrock bike trail. Brings back old memories. http://vimeo.com/37035579...

The truck could do all of them and the minivan could do some of them. I wouldn't try a minivan on Delenbaugh tunnel, rainbow terraces, Canyonlands overlook or parts of the boxcar bridge trail. We had a great time, unfortunately we had to come home.

I have several laying around, most are a bit greasy.

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My son wanted to go down to Moab for his birthday and do some jeeping and hiking. We didn't have anyone to go with so we took the mall crawling (W)impy (J)eep for a smooth ride. On Friday we did the Box Car Bridge trail, the anticline overlook, the canyonlands overlook and the needles overlook...

I have a pair that I pulled off a Toyota at the pick n pull for my commando project. If you can find something similar we can swap.

If you are doing the Escalante side of the trail you can go fishing in the Boulder Mountains where there are lots of good fishing spots.

There is another book written by David E Miller who was a history professor at the U that is THE reference book for the Hole in the Rock pioneer journey. The Undaunted book references it all the time. I have read both and both are good. I used to mow David Miller's lawn when I was a teenager and...

When my son finishes installing his Dana 60 axle in his comanche he will be selling his low mileage D44 eaton elocker. It has 4.88 gears so it would be the correct size for your 4.56 gears.

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Great pictures, I need to go explore that part of the state a bit more.