We plan on running Fins, Hell's and maby the Dolroes river ford at Dewey Bridge. Leaving Grand Junction at about 8:00 be in Moab by 10:00. If anyone is around and wants to meet up for a trail let me know.
Going to Moab tomorrow (11/26) If anyone is interested.
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can someone overnight me a snorkel, it's my only shot at making it on time 
The one I have wont fit on the 100
........and we're going to Chat.
The one I have wont fit on the 100........and we're going to Chat.
can someone overnight me a snorkel, it's my only shot at making it on time
........and we're going to Chat.
Judging from the map, you might want to roll the windows up tight and put the air on recirculate. Do your blend doors operate properly (getting back to tech)?
not sure, I know my blender does tho.
Bring piña coladas then.
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can someone overnight me a snorkel, it's my only shot at making it on time
You Could just do as the did in the latest Overland Journal. Not sure about the current out there but you may make it on a good el nino.
Oh and where the Hell is Moad? I'm going to Moab.....
I love Moad in the morning...............
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Well Moab was a blast even though Loud didn't get his snorkel/raft figured out in time.
Took the back way there from Grand Junction which takes you on mostly dirt roads over the Colorado Nat'l Monument and Glade Park to the Dolores River. The river is low enough to ford this time of year at about 1.5-2' deep. Always fun to take people who haven't been off pavement over.
Got a quick Breakfast at Eclectica Cafe then headed up to Drive Fins and Hell's. Been on these trails several times in the CJ and Wrangler but first time for the TLC. I was very happy with the Cruiser's performance. The hitch was very well used as rear bumper protection and I really see how an aftermarket rear bumper will help.
Took the back way there from Grand Junction which takes you on mostly dirt roads over the Colorado Nat'l Monument and Glade Park to the Dolores River. The river is low enough to ford this time of year at about 1.5-2' deep. Always fun to take people who haven't been off pavement over.
Got a quick Breakfast at Eclectica Cafe then headed up to Drive Fins and Hell's. Been on these trails several times in the CJ and Wrangler but first time for the TLC. I was very happy with the Cruiser's performance. The hitch was very well used as rear bumper protection and I really see how an aftermarket rear bumper will help.
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Getting dark and a fuel gauge at "0 Miles to Empty"
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Video??
Did you day video??
Did you day video??
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Did you day video??
Thanks for kicking me in the A$$ about it. Love the '84 BTW