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I used my Jeep's winch to pull out my Sprinter's bashed rear sheetmetal. She's purdy now.

Spray on will be a whole lot easier, quicker, and less messy for touch ups.

I too use a shower curtain rod with a dark blue mesh type shower curtain. It lets enough light thru to see in the back without a light on. You can see out while in the back, but no one can see in from the windshield. This works for changing into riding gear with privacy.

Yup, especially buying used since I have light issues.

Not a convert, just a multi-habitual user.

Clean sheet to work off of. This will be a purely pavement pounding MTB bike/Dual Sport bike/Adventure bike/RV hauler when I'm done. So far it's performed awesomely for 2 MTB rides. No more bike racks, roof racks or trailers! It may even tow the Jeep someday.

Awesome, thanks for finding this as they are required to be on your person while offroad in every forest if one is available. They have to be free to fit this requirement and are loacated at every FS's website, sometimes not easily found. This link will allow you to download it to any electronic...

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Salmon La Sac, WA Surprise, WA Trinity, WA

I was already living here when the web exploded, it's all the stuff in California that I didn't know about when I lived there is what I missed. http://ghosttowns.com/ has been my go to site when planning trips in WA, OR, ID, CA, UT, AZ for years now. Black Diamond, WA Easton, WA Cinnabar...

I've never been a computer geek, so had to wait until user friendly Windows, internet and affordable computers around 1995. Websites with Forums for what activities I was interested in is when the world became my oyster even though I'd been flying all over it for 12 years by then. I've been to...

Now you have to go back and finish the trail with more pics and of the missile sites. Wish we had the internet when I lived there 25 years ago.

Wasn't gonna happen, that rock had to be removed and only a jack with over 2 feet of travel was gonna work. I.E., a Hi-lift.

Bottle jack? I don't think so. The bottom of that axle is 2 feet in the air That rock is what the Jeep was high-centered on. I did buy a Lift-mate for my Hilift the next day though. 3 weeks later..............10 min tire swap. 5 min to get out the jack, 5 minutes to swap the tire.

I've never had a cold butt, usually too bundled up when riding in the cold. Now hot ***, every time it's not cold.

Bought a new tire