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Beer, cold vodka, tonic, ribs, steaks, eggs, bacon, crab, pork, more pork, milk for cappuccinos, homemade Beno burrito's...the list goes on and on. But damn it sure tastes great on or at the end (or beginning ;-) of the trail day! :coffeedrink:

Yapanese? We have very good pho shops here but no ramen shops. Next time in SoCal I'll take you up on your offer!

We were in Eugene a couple weeks ago visiting my sis. She took us to a "ramen shop". When she first mentioned it I was trying to imagine anything good coming of the soon to be lunch of "ramen". But OMG what an incredible spot! They make their own ramen noodles and broth. About 20 different...

The web heresay is: The chips are being manufactured in Taiwan...that's about 1-month old news. Given the early out penalty was just upped by AT&T I would have to assume the Verizon/iPhone deal is happening. When? Don't know but would surmise 3rd or early 4th Q.

Brand new, unused. $15 for the pair (includes shipping to lower 48). PayPal at dstreight@sbcglobal.net QUICK FIST clamps are made of heavy duty transportation grade rubber, and are not affected by hot or cold climates and are UV resistant. Holds objects from 2 3/4" to 3 1/4" (70mm to 83mm) in...

SOLD! Brand new in the box; Poly winch isolator to protect the Hawse style fairlead from getting damaged by the winch hook in storage mode... $20 (includes shipping to lower 48). PayPal at dstreight@sbcglobal.net

Super heavy duty X-Line hard anodized aluminum Hawse fairlead by OffRoadOnly ("ORO"). Very good condition; no rope burns/scars; I purchased this new and have only used it with syn winch line. Designed to mount on most all fairlead mounts, mounting bolts are on 10" on centerline from side to...

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Brad (sorry to the OP for this slight hyjack!): We need to get our KK rally moved from the back-burner, just talking about it stage, to the front burner with a date and locale range! New owner of this 2002 KK included ;-). Good luck with your sale! From another very, very happy KK owner!

There are many very good choices in the $40 range. Don Julio is a favorite and so is Patron. Silver for margaritas and anejo or reposado for sipping. I can usually get DJ Silver for around $35-$37 on sale and figure another $5-10 for the other two. Patron is about $5 more or so than DJ. But...

Like others have mentioned...I wrung my hands for 6-months before pulling trigger on a fridge/freezer (Waeco CF-51) and that was 5-years ago! The hardest part of the post decision process is figuring out what you're going to do with all the time you used to use for running down dry ice, regular...

Congratulations M&M et al ;-) You are going to own the world!

SOLD! Thank you Darin! Dan

Like new HandPresso Wild ESE espresso press. I've used it about a dozen times. Lightweight, compact (only about 8-1/2" long) and super easy fool-proof espresso on the go. All you need is hot water and any ESE pod coffee. I'm including about $50 worth of ESE pods too. All original packaging...

CSG, I made the fairing...it cuts wind noise down significantly. The guy wires I use are from my Kimberley Kamper awning. They feature heavy springs at the end to absorb rather than transmit a gust load from wind. If its calm I just use the legs without guying them out. You could also take a...

The break in trip for the Fiamma 45. Works great. Quick to deploy and retract, which was the primary reason I bought this one. And it held up great...even to my abuse! Thanks M&M!

Take a peek at the CV boots. Seems a little premature at 81k miles for a CV boot to be puking but anything is possible. And if a boot gets torn or it starts leaking in earnest at the band it can make a big mess in a hurry.

Nick, it surely looks nice. I would want to see a bunch of good photos of the undercarriage: Shocks, CV axles and boots, drive line, rear end, etc. to look for leaks and most importantly for surface rust. These things are great unless they've spent anytime at all in or around a rust state...

I actually like the overall performance of the IFS for my usage/application. But its just not durable enough and it lacks the wherewithal to get an honest 3-4" of lift without further compromise to handling and parts longevity issues. And the SAS, per Christo, has to go 6" lift which is more...

Back in 2004 when I was going back and forth on whether to get a '96 or '97 80-Series or early model year 100. I ended up adding more overall value or purchasing decision points to the 100-Series decision with the 2UZFE V8. I knew I'd be pulling an off-road trailer of some kind and also I'm a...