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X2 Over on the vediesel.net and vwdieselparts.com forums, several people have posted up their successful replacement of the headliner fabric with felt purchased from JoAnn Fabrics and the like. they clean the panel, spray 3M glue, and stick it on.

Not to mention that the type of heaters mentioned by the OP are pretty usless.

I use both, in addition to NGeo and BLM 1:100,000 maps. As others have stated, the Benchmark maps have much better clarity and road description. The DL is better for land status (still lousy, though) and trail locations. I've noticed that though BM names the roads, they don't give the BLM road...

:) Once you're finished working on the tire, you lubricate the bead with soapy water and air it up. The bead will pop right into place. It's best done in a "cage" for safety, but millions have been installed without one. Once the bead is in place, air up the tire, check for leaks, balance the...

I bougt a set of oneida "voila" at a garage sale years ago. Fancier (in appearance, not value or cost) than I need buy sort of cool. Paid a coulpe bucks for the set of four place settings, a soup ladle, and tea spoons.

If the shock is leaking, it won't be hard to compress. Take it off and check it out. If you take both off, it'll be easy to tell if the "leaking" one is bad by comparing them.

Great shotgun. I have the 18" smoothbore12g model. holds seven rounds. The only gripe I've ever had was the sling mounts that are far less than useful. A couple Uncle Mike's pieces fixed that, and it's been great. If you're lanky, you might be able to use the present stock; I'm a bit too short...

I agree. More times than not, I'll skip a fire just to have better vision for seeing the night sky. If it's overcast, I'm going to have a fire. A big one.

Great idea! Another thing to try is to buy a small piece of styro insulation and cut it to fit over the items you're freezing, then place the non-freeze stuff on top. It'd be harder to use, but easy and cheap.

I took an Orvis FF clinic several years ago, and it was a big help. It helped me unlearn some of the habits that were keeping me from casting well (not that I'm great even after the clinic). I'd ask them what the class included, and make sure I was getting what I wanted from the class. Have fun.

Remember the line in We Were Soldiers- "Sir, Custer was a pansy, and you ain't". Remember THAT when you're snapping caps.

Pleany of times. I put it in a Nalgene container so I can "spoon" it out when it's cold.:sombrero:

My buddy works at a printing house and gets Kodak process 5 gallon containers for me; they're really heavy duty. I wish they were clean, they'd make great water containers I usually fill a couple and take it to the HazMat facility at the landfill.

I've got the older model with plastic latches. Best toolbox I've ever had.

27. wyowanderer- 1 kit

Before you start, check out the cost of insurance. I nearly bought one at the local school district auction until I found out what liability insurance would cost. that said, there's a local who has a sweet 4X4 bus (IHC, I think) that he's converted. It's a bit big for me, but it looks like it...

I'd bet that is the owners I.Q.

No, they need to be shunned for life.

Slobber.....

Before you bite, check the price if the rims- that alone might dissuade you. I'd pass it by even if it comes with plenty of spare wheels.