Search results

Nothing like bringing up the old... That fine cruiser belongs to Mudrak. He owns a shop up in Central Cali, Sac area or something... www.mudrak.com He is over at ih8mud.com too. BTW, good luck on your trip.

:jump: Congrats Nic!

Why THREE? My truck has four tires. Ughhh... Good luck.

mmmmm... pork :bowdown: :drool:

Congrats on a great trip Jeremy! They have been working on the road from Puertocitos to Gonzaga for quite some time now... The big question will be whether or not they actually complete ALL of the road. Sounds like we just missed each other. We got home on the 20th. It would have been...

I would love to try, but I am booked solid right now. Oh, and could you do it on a riverboard?

As an instructor for the local CERT program I can say it is a great program to get involved with. If your local area has one, you should sign up and get involved. You won't regret the decision.

They look good Wil! You will like the tires, mine just endured another trip to Baja and back without any problems. BTW... I dig the VW emblem on the back wall. :bike_rider:

Carlos... WELCOME!!! Pigs are cool. I want one... someday.

We have probably chatted before on either VHF or land-line. Boaters are funny.

I work for the San Diego Fire Rescue Department, as a Lifeguard. I work year-round and have been on for fifteen years. Been an EMT for about twelve. Currently work out of our boating unit headquartered on Mission Bay where we handle surf-rescue, marine fire, vessel tows, sinking vessels...

Scott, This sounds REALLY cool! Couple of questions... Do you have to take the modules in order? i.e. Are they prerequisites for each other? Any plan in the future to try and have these classes accredited through a local college? Now I just have to try and get time off...

I was able to source the hub seals from a Land Rover Parts source in the UK. http://www.lrseries.com/ :wings: They will be coming via, in your best Thurston Howell III voice, "the royal air mail." Now my only problem is I am having Land Rover lust, after looking...

Dude, Thanks! I have the manual printed out, and I replied to the thread. Martyn, Thanks too! I will try and contact them to see if they can help out.

Just a quick update... I also ordered some new shocks, Rancho RS9119, which were on clearance from Man-a-fre. These are the 5-way adjustable model. The old shocks were/are so bad, that I compressed one to measure it, and it still hasn't rebounded back. Ha! I have the new bearings and and...

Congrats Chuck! I know you had been trying to sell the pig, is the pig staying on the island? Or coming to the mainland? As others have mentioned you will be much better off in the long run with the decisions made.

There you go! That's the enthusiasm we wanted to hear AND see!!!

You might as well just trade me your Troopy for my 80. :beer: Don't worry, all your doubt, will soon fade away... Once you get to walk out the door everyday to that beautiful rig... Add to that when you get to DRIVE the Troopy on a regular, if not daily basis...

Brian, Congrats!!! I will let you count it as a modification if I can count surfboards as a mod too. She looks good though! I love those older wooden ones, they are almost too pretty to put in the water (almost). Good luck with the resto! This will be great for the girls to gain...

The trailer looks good. I was wondering where that went. Question... what is the size of tubing/metal that forms the lid attachment to the trailer? How is it attached to the trailer? Is it welded or bolted? Or? What is the lid made from? Do you have a "seal" around the lip to keep...