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I few weeks ago. Drove from NC to MT and lived out of the 80 the whole time. 5000 miles round trip. The 80 did great as usual.

FEA? Are the ramp designs that you are considering indeterminant? Are you concerned with fatigue life due to weight restrictions and the number of loading cycles? .... At work, we used CATIA to design and solid model every part of the...

NFL? Never heard of her.

Continuing to (finally) update the lighting on Ft Knox. The old reverse light that I previously mounted in the spare tire carrier did its job over the years, but I bought a 4-pack of LED pods pretty cheap on Amazon, with the plans to put a...

Absolutely. If my photos help grow Carolina Relic Run and expand the club's influence, I'm all for it.

Awesome photos @lumbee1 I still have access to the ONSC instagram page. Would love to post photos as I have time. My plan is to use photos from this thread. I will try to give credit to the photographer. If anybody has an issue just let me...

It has been an absolutely brutal work schedule and I finally had some free time to finish processing and posting photos from Relic Run. Being both a driver and a photographer means I didn't get a lot of trail shots...

I’m sure you can rent it from an equipment rental company. Or maybe even Home Depot. Just keep in mind. We had two versions. A lighter one that didn’t really work on the rocky terrain we were working with. The yellow one I was dragging around...

First fire up for the 496 in the truck:

Before I get to talking about this little project, keep in mind that, as most of you know, I am an Accountant by trade. My ability/desire to "make things pretty" aren't my strongest attributes. A discerning look at my truck should make that...

No worries, I know you’ve been busy. We had plenty of man power and got everything big moved. I’ve only got a few things left to clean up outside before the end of the month. Hopefully we’ll see you at Logan’s run or the Christmas party.

Sorry I couldn’t make it Rob. But it looks like you had plenty of help and got a lot done.

Missions accomplished. Pool deck teardown progressed marvelously, and the old shop has been emptied into robs new property. Long day, but we got it done. Moved all four remaining vehicles, three engines, four transmissions, two dozen motorcycles...

Fender flares in full effect + body work. More details and pictures to come when it doesn't look like Seattle in CLT.

That machine is the only way those posts were going to go in the ground. In some places it didn’t even work due to the rocks.

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As we packed up camp on that chilly Sunday morning, Sean, who we had met a few days prior as he wandered the campground, stirred in his really nice LX 450 he was sleeping in. He opened the rear slider window and offered us all hats that he had...

It was rocky as hell we were on a river bed with a bunch of rocks.

Representing ONSC out in Montana. One week of volunteer work helping out the forest service. That post pounder is one heavy sucker, well over 100 pounds. Plus the generator and the 25 foot hydraulic lines. Hauled it all around the forest. Put...

Shout out to @Cirbo. Days from moving and with a half-packed shop, he nonetheless helped Luke this weekend tackle a roll bar project on his speedster. We never would have figured it out. Stay tuned for future race updates.