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It’s at my son’s in Bozeman. It’s getting irregular use. I was rented for a professional competition and performed well.

Figure out how to keep it simple, simple, simple - unless your a CS/EE. Tremec is making a unit that looks pretty simple. There are people making axels now that seem pretty straight forward. If I did it again, and I might, I'd do it very differently.

No, the tremec is long gone.

I have the motors, joined together, with SBC adapter. Batteries and chargers are gone.

the mule is named Tito

As long as there's a support wagon carrying the food and drinks and the rest.

Here's an old GPX file for the trip we did in 2016. Albuquerque to Montana. I have no idea how valid it still is. But the general idea is there. It rushes through Colorado, it actually rushes the entire thing, but we could certainly spend more time in Colorado and take a few passes. The pass...

Usually that's the plan, but not required.

I think the reserved camping areas are a great idea. There's plenty of room is managed. I know dirty dozen was pretty empty last year. I'd love to help.

Yes, you could spend a month.

So, late summer would be good, avoiding extreme heat in the southern part of the trip. The trip takes at least 10 days. that's how long it took when I did it, and I felt like we were rushing the entire way. It's an 1,100 mile trip (more or less). And a lot of the trip is on gravel or dirt, so...

I'm looking for people that want to run the continental divide this year. My plan would be to do it south to north, but I could do it the other way. I've done it once before as part of a guided tour. I have the GPX files from that trip. We did a lot of dirt road. All of it fire road quality...

Are you interested in Bellhousing and hydraulic clutch?

$2500 - but I'm not going to attempt to ship it.

Still coming radiator with fan and two Tesla model S power brake boosters and master cylinders