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Yea, I know this is a thread from last year, but it's a good one. BUMP for a great report and the coolest looking TrailBlazer I've ever seen. :cool:

Excellent report and images K.C. (as usual)! The balloons are amazing. :bowdown: Very cool that you were able to meet Ara and Spirit. I hope to be able to do that someday too.

Great photos and trip report! Lots of cool vehicles on this one.

Excellent! Thanks :bowdown:

Bump for this one. Christoph, I'll be doing an equipment test on the 11th, but I'll keep my eye on the Raven. Those snap maps are cool! I'm looking forward to seeing some of the helmet-cam action :punk03:

Hello Emil, as was mentioned, Scott is in Mexico right now. But I sent you a shipping quote via PM. Thanks,

It's looking awesome Tim :costumed-smiley-007

Welcome home Dave :) Thanks for sharing all of the info and lessons learned. It's a huge service to those who follow you.

A news story on the BBC reports of the launch of a new satellite, "Grove-B" which has a hydrogen maser atomic clock on board. Apparently, the most accurate clock ever built. "Following its launch from the Baikonaur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, it will become the most precise time piece to orbit...

Hi Chris, Man, that is a great photo and really makes me miss fishing. Nice hat too! The last time I was by Pyramid Lake it was driving in the Nevada Trophy :smiley_drive:

Wow, this thread is already 19 pages long and I haven't posted up yet. As Scott mentioned, we were in lock-down with Spring issue editing. I'm so happy to see my buddy excited about another new vehicle project, and most importantly, another new epic adventure. I've said it before, and I'll say...

Congrats P! :tent: I love the tan color. And that's super cool that you got a Kermit chair! I love mine, and I think I'm faced with the same dilemma as you... I'll probably be buying another one shortly :p I see you got the beverage holder too. Gotta have that. :friday: Well, Happy F-day...

Thanks Dale :) Glad to see you posting up here. I need to get some more pics done, but time is tight! I'm not sure which trails you might be referring to, but the ones we drove were definitely "legal", they were two-track roads. The ones we rode on horseback could only be done on horse or on...

Thanks for sharing the great images. Awesome! Glad you had a great time.

I have been fortunate enough to exchange some emails with Rob in the past few months, and I'm featuring their story on the Overlanding page at www.overlandjournal.com . When visiting their website, I suggest checking out all of Rob Gray's photo galleries on different subjects. He has some...

:lurk: Thanks H, we're enjoying the tale. (side note: Did you know Caborca is Prescott's sister city?) :cow: < I think I found the cow who's orbs you were feasting upon. Sounds delicious! I admire people who are willing to try new dishes in faraway lands.

Some info that was posted in the Hemi thread on the AEV forum: Orders are being taken, deliveries are beginning in April. Pricing is as follows for all new components: 5.7MDS Turnkey - $17,999 6.1 Turnkey - $24,499 Dave Harriton (AEV) says "Put it this way, up until we put a 5.7 in mine, It...

HA! See? I don't know why the thought came out of nowhere, but it did. I guess I was tuned into your project a little bit :ylsmoke: I used to own a '63 Baja bug that was lifted and had some tube and fiberglass. What a fun car. The light weight, awesome clearance and flat belly went a long way...

Ok, this probably doesn't fit your needs, but I'm just thinking out loud. For exploring Southern California, I think it would be really neat to build up a tube-chassis buggy or Baja bug with a VW 1600cc engine, or maybe a 4-cyl Honda engine. It would definitely be a spartan vehicle in terms of...

Oh man, those photos are awesome. I'm cracking up pretty good here :xxrotflma Does he know he's famous on the internet now?