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@cruiseroutfit that’s the time I seen you at a gas station. Can anyone guess which one is Kurt?

Have a sister out there. She used to work at a pharmaceutical at the mall area just a block or two from you.

You need to come visit our new location. The old one was great but the new ones is even more splendid imo. Trying to help you find an excuse to come visit again :D

Went there in June 17,2021. Great place and glad I had a chance to go.

Wife and I visited today. A truly wonderful collection. Great presentation. I cannot recommend enough - everyone needs to make the pilgrimage.

Mirrors worked great for what they are. A little vibration at idle but no more than the windshield mounted rear view. Met some new locals too!

So I’m going to be converting over to a sniper sometime in the near future. Have majority of the items to make the move but waiting to get the sniper itself after I add the other goodie’s first. I just started my cruiser for the first time in a...

As everything in life we all have an area of expertise in something …rest assured engine mechanics is not mine. Something in the last 50 years has helped me survive my lack of knowledge. It sounds like you have run through the gamut of...

800km round trip to the cabin

Hit a very remote area in the Sawatch Range.

I did the same thing and bought it from redline cruisers. I bought a new OEM fender from the guy in Germany. The fender didn’t have the provisions for the stock canister and didn’t want to drill into the fender.

Fire damage takes a while to resolve the forest. Were the trout streams silted up or have they had time to clean out the silt? I flew a Bell 212 on the Yellowstone fires fighting the fires that really damaged the forest and later flew the...

I’m going to make a trip to the DBNF someday soon. It is beautiful there. I have been through the Mark Twain Forest and it is a great drive too.

Wheeled the Daniel Boone National Forest in eastern Kentucky with a few friends recently.

Went pavement pounding this AM..

First gas stop of the season. Last year I ran out on a blistering hot day when the gauge read 1/4 tank. Wasn’t taking chances at ~1/2 tank this year. I had parked it up for the winter with a full tank+treatment, but have put a couple trips on it...

Spring runoff generally cleans the rivers out each season, some of the larger fires do dump a significant amount of ash and sediment into the streams. As we all know, nature has a strange way of working itself out.

Do you have any side panels for a hardtop?

I ended up buying a return line from O’reilly’s and will arrive tomorrow. I could use the existing line that I originally had that I thought was the pressure line and cut the other fitting off but want the hardline to be consistent with one another.

I just use a section on 3/8 metal fuel line, bent to my liking, then 3/8 rubber hose and clamps.

Of course dude. That is what it's all about! That and the degenerates in Chat!

Thanks for the help from both of you as well.

I don't think so. I will have to see what that was. It was just a short elbow and then I ran fuel hose to a cooler and then fuel hose to the return side of the pump.

Dude - who are you? My wife? It isn't so much she doesn't listen but she says I mumble. :lol:

Thats great news. Its strange, Rockauto's description of that box is different than cardones and cardones description doesn't seem correct either. I'm glad it worked out.