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Thats awesome!!! I wish I would have went to school. Even if you dont work for what your degree is, you will always have it to fall back on. And as for getting your truck back on the road......get it back on the trail first, its WAY more important :greg:

I to say 2" will be fine. But I would probably do 2.5 just because I overkill everything.

I want to make a trip to CO to wheel your stuff one of these days.......if work ever picks up so I can afford to do anything

I like the buggy on Rocks! Looks nice!

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I didnt know Bears celebrate B days! Learn something new everyday. Happy B Day Bud

You could just run a 12v power strip for additional items. Thats what I did with inline fuses after we used up my 12 circuits I got the strip from a late 80s chev truck in the junkyard. They are located on the firewall on the passenger side. They are everywhere in the junkyards...

Nice! Besides a bunch of oil leaks....the Scout is ready to go-

Why is it always on a Sunday??? Doesnt anybody wheel on Saturdays anymore? :greg:

I would say its worth 500 or so....so with the scrap car you would probably be ok. Ive got to ask tho... Why not use the Beater (Ramcharger for those that dont know Rob) for hunting?? When you get the steering and suspension fixed it is going to be dead reliable and will go where...

SWEET!

2x4x1/4 wall box tube for the Scout

Gosh dangit...... Someone stole the Scout frame, suspension, and axles and is selling them. Guess I better buy it back

that looks like a nice plan! I do a lot of work for Destiny Homes (Not Destination) so I was hoping we had something close you were looking for. We focus mainly on Ramblers tho...not to many 2 story plans. I say go for it! New home sales are slow right now so builders are going out of...

I havent built with them but Ive heard decent things about them. What kind of home are you looking to build?

The Black Box has support bearings on both the input and output. Klune only has it on one. I cant remember for sure but I think its output. Other than that I believe they are basically the same.

Ahhh! Your one of those fart smellers........whoops I mean smart fellers!!! Whats the fun of only doing stuff once and the right way??? :confused: Thats what wheeling is to me.....making things harder than they need to be and rebuilding everything every winter :greg:

Scout is a 78 but tow rig is a 04. Dont think UHP would appreciate me trying to drive the Scout to Kamas....lol

Nice! You most likely have been talking to Kyle. He used to have 1 employee (he was the guy that left the snap ring out of my box) but wasnt having any luck with him so he decided to do it all himself.

Looking good! What else does it need?