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Lookin good Trav. :ogp: It doesn't stay on the outside. It's only for cutting and fitment, then it goes on the inside. lol

That's where he works.

step the eff away! Get outta here! :tweeker:

Man, I'm so sorry to hear that Jr. What kind of clinic was this? Very scary stuff. My condolences to you and his family. Let us know if you need anything.

"hey man let's open it up and see what's inside. WWWHUHUHUWWWHOA...what's all that chit, mANg???" ok, its not a VCR. It's Woody's surround unit that they were trying to fix. Reminded me of that smiley though and I got a kick out of it.

Our Tech 2's have never worked on Chryslers. Nick, Jim has a universal code reader that I'm sure he'll let ya plug in.

When we went to LS, we didn't go through Nephi. It kinda seemed a little out of the way. Jackster got to check it out though. Going north, Delta is the last place to fill up other than a small gas station/ market on the 6. I don't remember what town it is in though. Maybe Lynndyl. Delta has some places to eat, a couple gas stations, and I wanna say I even saw a Yamaha dealer just on the outside of town heading north. The elevation isn't too power robbing up there. You shouldn't even have to change jets. I never did and had no problems. There are a couple spots to get up and over sand mountain, but the I love the trails leading around it to the back where the dunes are. The trails are a blast. White sands is a huge area to check out, but gets pretty boring as the dunes arent very easy flowing like Dumont. They are really small and hard to read during the middle of the day. They are easily white washed since they are, well....white. lol Their vendor row is pretty nonexistant up there compared to Dumont or Glamis. lol It's small but theres a couple vendors that sell food, ice, and whatever. Not sure if they will be there on an off weekend though. There is fresh water spickets throughout the camp area at sand mountain. As for dump stations, there are some at the white sands and jericho campgrounds a little farther up the road.

yes there will be one. As a matter of fact some things were just discussed last week and it is looking like the 2nd annual poker run will be Nov 14th. More info will be posted up soon.

what comment? are you having a jr1208 moment and feel the need to post no matter what?

I'm just curious if anyone here has the Black Card. Ya know, the super special-like VIP credit card that supposedly gets you "superb" service. What is all the hype? Fill me in if ya happen to know.

:hatdance: Yo Dizzle, happy birthday brutha. Hope you have a great one. YIAH!:mog: :headspin: :randog: :randog: :randog:

wow FE135, those are some great shots. What a sweet photo op! :mog:

Looks like it might be the first labor day weekend that I am staying in town. I'm sure we will have something planned in no time. lol

You were just itching to post that pic somewhere weren't you?

Great pics Tim! Looks like it was a good time.

whatup Brian. Good to hear from you and that you are alive.

vote now

And IAN bumps the thread that has been buried for eons. Headed over to ynot's tonight.

Vegas to Reno in a side by side...wow. Great coverage, Jon.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – With the help of a $250,000 reward, the founder of the Papa John's pizza chain has finally reunited with the muscle car he sold years ago to help keep his family's business afloat. John Schnatter sold the gold-and-black 1971 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 for $2,800 in 1983. The money helped save his father's tavern in Jeffersonville, Ind., and he used the rest to start what would become a worldwide pizza business. But he still missed his beloved Camaro and spent years searching for it. He created a Web site on the search, held promotional appearances and eventually offered $250,000 to whoever found it. It turns out he didn't have to leave Kentucky, where the pizza chain is based in Louisville. The car only changed hands twice from the original buyers, ending up with Jeffery Robinson in Flatwoods, about 165 miles to the east. "When I first saw it I still wanted to look it over to make sure it was the car even though I knew it," Schnatter told The Associated Press. "That kind of hit me emotionally. I was kind of numb." The original buyers of Schnatter's car heard about the search when he appeared in a TV interview before an NFL game this month. An online search led them to the car blog Jalopnik, which has followed the search and tipped off Papa John's. Robinson, who bought the car about five years ago for $4,000, recently delivered the Camaro to Schnatter, earning the $250,000 reward. The original buyers will get $25,000 for their help tracking it down. Schnatter says it looks very much the same as it did when he sold it in 1983, but with a larger motor and fatter tires for drag racing. The car will be displayed at the company headquarters in Louisville, replacing a replica Schnatter commissioned while he searched for his original car. In honor of the reunion, Papa John's planned to offer all Camaro owners a free pizza at stores on Wednesday. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090826/ap_on_...papa_john_s_car ------------------------------ I think that is a great story how he sold the car to help his business and it succeeded. Then he was able to get it back after all those years. Makes ya not worry so bad about selling your stuff when it's for the right reasons. Things always seem to work out in the end.

I saw those added front steering axle trailers a couple years ago at the sand sports show. Pretty trick! You have quite the setup now. New pusher, kickass stacker, new long travel rail, ....etc. Congrats, Paul. Next season should be kickass.

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Just cause you didn't see it doesn't mean it wasn't used. It was in G with it a handful of trips.

seems like a great camera especially for the price! Congrats Justin. Looking forward to seeing some pics. Man, I need to get out and do some more shooting soon. I haven't done anything pic worthy in a while and am jonzen.