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We used to really like the Rocky Mountain Wing Shack in American Fork, but it has changed ownership a few times and seems to have gone downhill a bit. It's not awful; it just isn't quite as good as it once was.

Info: http://www.dpcheesesteaks.com/locations.php

I go to the DP Cheesesteaks in Lehi/American Fork in front of Costco (in the same parking lot). I presume there are other locations, though I don't know exactly where they are off the top of my head.

They have a big squeeze bottle of Frank's at DP Cheesesteaks, and I always soak my sandwich in it. Always.

1) The Utah DMV has a free downloadable bill of sale, and prominently featured therein is the phrase "all used vehicles are accepted as received and not guaranteed" or something to that effect. This alone would indicate your friend has no recourse. 2) if the CEL bulb had been removed, then...

What are you talking about? It already is. :D

Not at all. Let this video be your inspiration (skip ahead to 15:21). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DftvDOaY2-4

Open top should not be a problem--if anything, it might be a plus. Good to know there is a backup option, just in case. Thanks, guys.

The time certainly works. If we go in the morning, it means both of my nieces can attend. (One has plans starting around 2:00 that afternoon.) Speaking of, I forgot to ask one more important question: will somebody have an empty seat? My TJ is a 2-seater, so personally I can only bring one...

UPDATE Last night, I took two of my nieces to the meteor shower. While driving there, they said some things which made it clear to me that they have never experienced any sort of "real" four wheeling. As a result--and since they are still out of school--I'd love for them to tag along on this...

Wow, I'm glad to hear it went over so well with your family. If you enjoyed it so much, make sure you bookmark that web link I mentioned in post #10 of this thread. It will keep you up to date on every meteor shower (and more), giving you numerous opportunities to take in celestial phenomena.

I am off work on Thursday, so I can go pretty much any time (though I'd rather not head out before 8:30 or so).

Yeah, it was a decent show until the clouds started to move in. I'm glad so many of you were able to get of and watch, even if we were spread all over the place. Just goes to show there wasn't a bad location for watching.

Thank you for keeping our group family friendly... and good luck ;)

If I have completed the repair work on my front suspension before Thursday (which is my plan), I can tag along.

Nice! (I'm sure I wont be driving my own Jeep out there, though.)

UPDATE I watched the weather report last night. It looks like conditions will be perfect for star gazing: no clouds and the temp will be in the low 70s. Awesome! I hope to see you all there.

There were a few buildings on Main Street where I would have liked to photograph the interior, but the bright sun's reflection made that impossible. Thanks for the suggestion. :thumbs: Looking at Google maps this morning, I just found out there is a large cemetery west of the town itself, just...

I saw them both, yes. I peered into the (open) cabin and read the placard in front of it, but I didn't actually enter it. I don't know why I didn't snap a photo of them. Yes, it is odd how one building is intact, then the very next adjoining building has no roof, then the one after that is...

Across the street from the frame was this: At this point, I began circling back via the northern edge of town. I immediately found a quaint little Catholic church: To this point, I had been focused almost entirely on mining-related items. It wasn't until now that I took a mental...