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Mine too. Pimp my ride...here we come
Profitt's Cruisers has some nice showroom lights
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
The new job will occasionally toss in something that is cool for the history buff in me. I have been picking up loads of Magnetite in Hanover New Mexico. Crazy little 2 lane through time to get there. Planning on a visit to the Post office for more info soon.
The old Headframe, first thing you see on the way in;
Today's Hanover Post Office;
From what I've read, across the road (and to the left) is the old Post Office. Still has an old iron safe inside;
General Store;
And a cemetery on the East side of the creek;
The old Headframe, first thing you see on the way in;
Today's Hanover Post Office;
From what I've read, across the road (and to the left) is the old Post Office. Still has an old iron safe inside;
General Store;
And a cemetery on the East side of the creek;
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
My equipment isn't glamorous, but I'll take any day dodging deer over dodging Dolts on the Phoenix freeways.
Mattman
SILVER Star
Literally pulled from the weeds...
Saw this old bus parked outside the Mercado San Agustin yesterday.
Super Blue Blood Moon shots
ChevySilveradoPhil back in 1978 on 36's
MEMORY LANE ALERT! **
The only tires I remember back in those days you could get in 36" was:
Ground Hawgs, Monster Mudders, or the Dick Cepek Quiet Giants....those look like Hawgs to me.
(funny the irrelevant details I can remember
I was running 36 Ground Hawgs when I raced Arizona's first mud bog race in 1978 at Giesla Arizona and took 1st place in my class
Kelly Safari AT IIRC
Monster Mudders came out with ~38" about the same time
Where was that?
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
Q78-15's, more noise the older they got.
Mattman
SILVER Star
The Gisela mud bogs...a regular thing for my family in the late 70's early 80's when I lived in Payson. They should bring that back!
If you were at the first race I was the first vehicle to enter the bog, being the last person to sign up.
No crowd control so everyone was standing at the edge of the bog.
After my WFO bog entrance the people that were not drunk or stupid quickly moved away for the next vehicle.
