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[splitshot]

Critters seem to like my Pro Comp (same tire). This time a poor 6 legged arachnid.

Probably lost the 2 legs to the Jeff Goldblum fly spawn the other day.

 

[FlightMedic178]

No school for the kids so we went and had some fun near Sycamore Creek.

 

[DPA200]

4wd and still on the road that many years later. It’s no cruiser, but these old Tercel’s can still get you a lotta places. My brother had one in high school

 

[samtoddlee]

Spotted this morning em route to Tucson didn’t have time to study think a VW but looked a little different.

 

[Living in the Past]

Spotted this morning em route to Tucson didn’t have time to study think a VW but looked a little different.

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That is a VW bus. Check the hub caps for the VW. May be a panel version that been modified to a camper. VW made a lot of version of the bus over the years. Back in the sixties my sister had a flat bed with fold down sides.

 

[Stepmurr]

Gosh I love Arizona sunrises . . .

 

[FlightMedic178]

Spent a week in Nashville for a trauma conference. Got to explore a little too, it was absolutely amazing. It’s really funny how there’s almost no off-roading spots in that part of the state. The TN cruiser club pointed me to this area about 45 minutes west of town. Haha the “trail” was a series of farm roads and crossed a creek about 50 times. Not complaining, it was beautiful but was hoping to see what the rental F150 4X4 could do. She did just fine on this.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

Dual Crested Saguaro on Turkey Creek

 

[blatant]

 

[OffRoadScott]

I saw that guy driving down the 60 last week. Love how the wiring harness is just hanging out.

 

[medtro]

I like invisible door.

 

[92LXAZ]

Chandler area, McQueen heading South.

 

[DPA200]

Scottsdale G Wagon owners sure do get creative. Red chrome wrapped with a black hood stripe. Huge wheels and lo pro tires in typical mall fashion

 

[GBinAZ]

 

[Stepmurr]

Well that last Land Cruiser video led to another and another and then finally to this one.

Truly remarkable young girl - I'd wager 95% of girls her age couldn't change a flat tire.

My dad made sure my sisters could change a flat and do an oil change, but nothing as involved as this.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

Well that last Land Cruiser video led to another and another and then finally to this one.

Truly remarkable young girl - I'd wager 95% of girls her age couldn't change a flat tire.

My dad made sure my sisters could change a flat and do an oil change, but nothing as involved as this.

In some countries a tire change is part of getting a license

As for the video rebuilding a Toyota 4 piston caliper is a HUGE PIA even on a bench much less while on the vehicle.

 

[murf]

went fishing on Canyon lake. went all the way to the far end of the lake - its quiet there and very still water. best part of the lake imo

has to be one of the most scenic lakes in the state!

 

[murf]

 

[Saddletramp]

Honk honk

 

[tucson_sailors]

Wish I had a photo, but seeing the young girl doing the repairs reminded me of an incident. Many years ago (10 plus) I was going up into the mountains south of Flagstaff for a camping trip. Water pump seized up about 10 miles outside of the camping site. Had it towed in. My adopted daughter volunteered to swap it out then and there. I let her, since she was a mechanic at Desert Toyota. Ain't life grand? I have a memory of her diving into the engine while wearing her middle ages outfit at a Society for Creative Anachronism event.

She gave up the wrenching gig. I will be attending her graduation from the U of A in December. She is going to be a music teacher. Never know what people can do, eh?

Glenn in Marana