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Living in the Past
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Couldn't you arrange a club discount. Great for runs, carry BBQ/kitchen as well as everybody trail spares. Think it could do the Sheep's Bridge Crossing? Didn't see a snorkel.
RockJock82
Sometimes you have to kick a little A$$
My next build
@RockJock82 , Wow, I'm not sure who should be more offended. Dr. Ferdinand Porsche or whomever donated the 4x4 chassis.
Curious if anyone knows who the owner of this one is. Saw it at the PHX airport when I left for Ca. this week. Nice 60 either way
Living in the Past
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I like those sliders and rear bumper on that 60 series. Anyone know who makes them?
Saw this on display at Chandler Airport Dayz today.
Living in the Past
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I prefer the stock six over a V8 but a nice looking 72.
Do you have the GPS coordinates to that last picture by chance?
re_guderian
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Not from my SLR camera, but it's Hackberry Spring off of the First Water creek. Trailhead just past Lost Dutchman State Park. Google Earth puts the coordinates at 33° 29.710'N 111° 26.479'W. There's a decent picture of it on Google Earth as well.
I cant hike a lot, due to health issues (one of the reasons i bought the LC), but can i get back there with my vehicle?
re_guderian
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No, it's actually (barely) inside the Superstition Wilderness area. But the hike is easy, about 1.3 miles one-way with about 200 ft total elevation gain, not sure if that's do-able for you, or not. Took some Scouts there for their first overnight backpacking trip. It's the red trail.
Note - I didn't take this picture ;p
murf
Lifer
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so...in the shop we frequently see rodent damage when they chew through wires or hoses. Sometimes they up and die in the car then we have to track down the odor <ugh>. Many times its just nests in the cabin air filter area or on top of the engine area.
Mostly the critters ghost on us and never see them. Not his little fella - he stood his ground like he had staked out his territory and didnt move until we prodded him gently with a screwdriver. Either that or he was still toasty from the drive over on top of his exhaust manifold nest?
Mostly the critters ghost on us and never see them. Not his little fella - he stood his ground like he had staked out his territory and didnt move until we prodded him gently with a screwdriver. Either that or he was still toasty from the drive over on top of his exhaust manifold nest?
that is hilarioius!
Living in the Past
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I've been lucky never really any damage (unless you count a roll of toilet paper in the glove box) just signs of nesting. Now everything is kept in a garage which so far I've managed to keep sealed up tight enough to keep them out.
