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Good link for the black rattler http://fireflyforest.net/firefly/2007/07/27/arizona-black-rattlesnake/ It's been my experience, the rattlesnakes tend to get darker colored as you gain elevation, but you occasionally see some dark ones down lower.

Thanks for letting me tag along Tim.

That was actually in Sabino Canyon, northeast Tucson.

Once or twice a year I pull the garden hose over to the driveway. I use a bucket of water and dish soap with a rag. Otherwise, I wait for the rain to wash it down.

I've had one that I use and never noticed a plastic taste. It's a blue one that I have had for a couple years.

Check out McMaster-Carr. They have all kinds of stuff. http://www.mcmaster.com/#stainless-steel-tube-clamps/=ezrz1 Not exactly what you're looking for. I would never keep valved propane inside the vehicle. I would worry about leaks. I would also never keep gas cans inside either for the same...

The guy a couple posts above, named Martyn, is with Adventure Trailers. BrigadeQM.com is selling the Scepter water cans.

One of the biggest differences in the tent is that it is designed with a "closer to the ground" mount. The Hannibal and Eezi-Awn T-top are designed for a high mounting point ie. on top of the roof of the vehicle. The canvas is longer to reach the ground, the door is designed with that in mind...

Tools R Us on MUD uses that and raves about it. He has it mounted in the back of his LX450.

I don't need a computer to tell me where to hold on target. I gots skills yo! :ylsmoke: Up to 500 yards that is. After that I get a little sketchy.

Look, I have friends. I'm special. :sombrero:

B, I have an extra 4x4Labs spindle. Not sure I want to part with it, but maybe a loan.

Of course I remember you! Next time you're in Tucson look me up again.

Woohoo! I have a friend!

I don't know Spike. My wife spent some time at a gun store/range with a female employee. After trying around 8-10 different makes/models/calibers my wife decided on the S&W Airweight .38 SPC with 2" barrel. She likes this gun quite alot and is a decent shot with it. We replaced the stock grip...

Black steel wheels are all the bling I need. Much cheaper than any decent alloy. I've bent the edges of mine a couple times. Rocks my friend, rocks.

I've had a couple for years. They don't leak when closed, but they do leak a little when pouring into the tank. I switched to a super syphon and eliminated that issue. I also have Scepter cans and one of the 4 likes to leak a little.

Been using Nalgenes for a good dozen years. No reason to stop now. Besides those Siggs are pricey. If I was going to replace my Nalgenes, I would get more Nalgenes and save a lot of money.

OK the Pacer is bada$$! Don't have a pic, but back in the 80's I used to see a Porsche 924 jacked up, solid axle 4x4 here in Tucson.

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