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You forgot Monster, and DC stickers as well.

Count me in...

Pretty damn accurate if you ask me. :greg:

Being in CO, this guy as many others there were more than likely high..

^ Awesome!

I'm anti a list of trails and obstacles as well.. Big for the Xterra and FJ Cruiser crowds it seems..

And the thin candy shell of one of, if not, the smallest 4x4's ever produced in the US. :cool:

I agree with Cody. I didn't have too many stickers on my Nissan until this last October; I put several large stickers on the back windows to support Armed Workwear.. Local company that supports our 4x4 club.. Stickers I have on my Xterra: Cruiser Outfitters Armed Workwear MountainYoats 4x4...

The guy filming should be held responsible? Get real; if anything he should get an award for funny commentary and a decent video record of the events. He, or anyone else have no obligation to block the road. Common sense does tell one to warn other drivers, and at some spots in the video you can...

Lucky bastard

Damnit, now i'm rethinking that rethinking of changin my practices. ;)

You do bring up a good point.. I guess I've always just considered it proof that I sold it for the - what if situation.. Just good to have? But like you said, since we don't register them; who cares? Again, I'm rethinking my practices on this one.

Come to think of it, I don't take down DL # and I do agree that I wouldn't feel good about leaving a ton of info with someone.. Perhaps, I may rethink my approach to paperwork involved in selling a firearm.

YES

Yes

I always fill out a bill of sale with their address, DL #, phone #'s etc; and the description of the firearm w/ serial number. In the bill of sale you can include wording that the burden of proof of legality is up to the buyer. A lot of people do this by stating that they will only sell to...

I thought it was great, and I agree with Tacoma's sentiments. I'll be seeing it again. "If it ain't loaded and cocked it don't shoot."

I'd do a spring loaded pin like this one. It cuts down on rattles and fatigue since it rests on a rubber pad, or whatever material that is.. Possibly more a HDPE type material. Latches seem more likely to break with all of the forces involved, especially if there is enough room to cause rattling...

Some recent photos off of my phone...

I've had and seen nothing but headaches and frustrations from fiberglass antennas; and I cannot understand why anyone would use one.