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I have an old V6, around 250,000 on it in my 3B. My go to filler is a cut off water bottle, cut the bottom out, work it in through the wires and when you are done, screw the cap back on, stuff the old sock back in the rear. This era of motor has the oil filler at the end next to the firewall...

Thanks for the report. There is a lot of interesting things down there. I've told rangers about things I found that aren't on any maps and they give me hints about other places to find. One of my best sources was a guy at a Checker Auto in Moab. I don't tell many people where to find these...

It's a tough row to hoe and I've lost a few critter friends in my time. I go across the street about every day to scratch my 4 fuzzy friends over there. Take care of Argos and we know your pain.

A An empty skull booze bottle is sort of depressing. I hope it was fun emptying it.

Scouts seem to be popular again. My friend had '63 and '64 Scouts. His wife made him get rid of them. His son is still pissed off about the lack of Scouts but he is also mad about the old Charger and the '67 Camero that his father sold. I don't blame the boy.

It's tough to lose an animal companion. I was over at my neighbors house the other day and we went through the list of dogs and cats we have had in our group and sort of rated them. Some were the best of their breed in our minds and some were worthless. It isn't right to judge them. They never...

JATO bottles. They would toast that little piece of road lice car that always wants to tailgate me on the highway. Mine is so old that about all I can do is to advance the injector timing a bit and add a touch more fuel pressure. I did toy with the idea of propane injection.

It matters now Jerry. It makes you feel better and you should be able to get in any sort of heaven when it's your time. The choice of a heaven is up to you if you believe in that sort of stuff. As long as there are real dogs there, I'll be happy.

Keep living your dream kid. It's what you have inside of you later.

I was going to ask about Mex but you got that covered. Thanks.

Sawzalls are hard to kill. It's usually the cord. My neighbor has a battery powered one, it works well.

We were out there about the same time. '79/'80? A '64 Scout with a Chevy I6, a '79 Toyota PU and a '61 3B V6. The Moab overlook was the warm up trail. A few years ago a few friends did the overlook in a Cj5 and a Cj7. The Toyzuki folks wondered how mostly stock Jeeps could get up there.( F&R...

Some of the pictures came up after the 2n't attempt, or was it the third try? All in all, a nice trip. I have a couple friends with LCs from that era. Both are green, Good to see some of the old iron out on a trail.

Nice looking snake, I doubt you need another pet.

I'm happy that you enjoyed that little corner of the world. I get so used to seeing the mountains of Colorado and the lands in Utah, I cease to pay attention. Some times I wake up and pay attention. Always good to see it all from another's perspective.

It sounds like fun but if it works on the other Jeep then it must be the JKU..

Trailer wiring can be a pain. I hope it works for you.

There is a lot of BLM land out there for free camping. I would say to get a real map so you know that you are not on somebodys' property. Given your time frame, you will barely scratch the surface.

You never met my grandfather or my brother. I am one of the most even tempered people you would ever meet. I had to be that way for my work. I went up to Wyoming with my parents and grandmother to do some things for my great aunt so my brother was left with my grandfather. They were going...

Check the wire from the trailer plug to the socket and check both ends. Corrosion happens at either end. We used to travel with a points file for a reason. When ever I have to plug anything in on the back of a vehicle, I check the lights, I have to wiggle the plug around to get things to work...