good party guys - it gets better every year - been there for ever one of them - amando please post the founding fathers picture soon - peace love and lots of beer bongs to you all - I am already looking into fire proof sleeping bags anbd easy popup tents for next year - cheers x 1 million - peace out!
Surf n Turf 2006
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Well I got home around 1 a.m. last night from SnT. Thanks for everything. My g/f had bronchitis so I couldn't be as social as I wanted to be. I had to take care of her.
Next year we'll make sure to make it a weekend long trip instead of just a one day affair.
For the guy that I installed the 95-97 era sliders for, we need to get your information for payment of those sliders. Thanks.
LT
Next year we'll make sure to make it a weekend long trip instead of just a one day affair.
For the guy that I installed the 95-97 era sliders for, we need to get your information for payment of those sliders. Thanks.
LT
mickey rubicon pictures
these are better pictures of us showing our better sides
these are better pictures of us showing our better sides
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NexusD
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these are better pictures of us showing our better sides
Mickey_rubicon Sir, You Rock Out With Your C*#& Out! Your my Hero!
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X38 Thanks to Jim and Katherine!!!!! The wife and I had a great time, sorry I didn't get to talk to you after we met on the poker run... Maybe next year... 
What were the final stats on the cruiser line? How many and how long?
What were the final stats on the cruiser line? How many and how long?
i will be there
Jim and company thanks for another great event!!!!
I didn't take any pictures, but here is some video (mostly just the dune jumping)
http://www.ezdries.net/Vidpics/SnT2006/SnT06short.mpg
I didn't take any pictures, but here is some video (mostly just the dune jumping)
http://www.ezdries.net/Vidpics/SnT2006/SnT06short.mpg
Not exactly but I think it was around 3,400' long. If memory serves me correctly from the end of the poker run.
I was #164 in line and there were more behind me
Thought it was 3979 ft...
...oh well
What a great event! This was my first time and it was a fantastic experience. What a wonderful community Land Cruiser owners are. The weather was incredible.
My pics: http://www.prima-nova.com/surf&turf/index.htm
...oh well
What a great event! This was my first time and it was a fantastic experience. What a wonderful community Land Cruiser owners are. The weather was incredible.
My pics: http://www.prima-nova.com/surf&turf/index.htm
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We handed out 164 tickets, and the line was 3,379.2 feet long to be exact.
There were still several trucks back at camp that never made it inline. At least 20 that I counted. So safe to say, this may have been the biggest Sn'T, yet again, but I'll let Jim put the formal blessing on that claim.
There were still several trucks back at camp that never made it inline. At least 20 that I counted. So safe to say, this may have been the biggest Sn'T, yet again, but I'll let Jim put the formal blessing on that claim.
You had winners with #175, I thought. I know we counted more that 165.
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Might have been 174. I'll look tonight, I have a handful of tickets from the end of the line that didn't get handed out, so it will have the number after the last truck on it. I know it wasn't into the 180s or 190s.
Had a great time again, despite a few treacherous moments on the dunes. The weather was gorgeous, I met some very cool people, and my friends kicked butt in the Sand Chef competition! Thanks for a great time. Can HARDLY wait til next year!
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Wow, what can I say and were do I start.......
Awsome event.
This year was close to 50 hrs of driving and only a mear 50 hrs at pismo, whirlwind trip for me and very last minute.
Met the Texas folks, Gary, Nolen, Butch, Cowboy and can see these guys know how to have a good time.
Bumped into Nuclearmelon and Treecot, really glad we had some time to chat, got the low down on the Nuclearmelon handle, great story.
Also the Cali boys were top notch group, Orange 45(Georg) now this guy gives the cruiser group a great name as he is so helpfull and offers full hospitality to myself and other cruiser folk he has never met, kudos Georg.
Top Loader and the crew are out of hand fun guys, gotta get over to pirates and have a chat with the guys. These boys know how to build hard core rigs, my mouth almost hit the sand looking over thier queer steer buggy.
Met many many more folks to mention as my brain was on overload I have hard time remembering everyones name, thanks for the open arms welcome.
As for Pismo Jim, a true leader in this community who I highly respect and had the luck of seeing late Saturday night after most went to sleep except me and a couple Canadian stragglers and few others.
Great stories Jim, really and truly happy we got to sit and chat, sorry I misssed out on the 100 dollar a bottle tequila as you were called away at the last minute.
Cheers guys and gals
Edit Edit, big thanks to Greg and Sheldon for thier hospitality, food, drink and company along with a ride back to Canada.....
Awsome event.
This year was close to 50 hrs of driving and only a mear 50 hrs at pismo, whirlwind trip for me and very last minute.
Met the Texas folks, Gary, Nolen, Butch, Cowboy and can see these guys know how to have a good time.
Bumped into Nuclearmelon and Treecot, really glad we had some time to chat, got the low down on the Nuclearmelon handle, great story.
Also the Cali boys were top notch group, Orange 45(Georg) now this guy gives the cruiser group a great name as he is so helpfull and offers full hospitality to myself and other cruiser folk he has never met, kudos Georg.
Top Loader and the crew are out of hand fun guys, gotta get over to pirates and have a chat with the guys. These boys know how to build hard core rigs, my mouth almost hit the sand looking over thier queer steer buggy.
Met many many more folks to mention as my brain was on overload I have hard time remembering everyones name, thanks for the open arms welcome.
As for Pismo Jim, a true leader in this community who I highly respect and had the luck of seeing late Saturday night after most went to sleep except me and a couple Canadian stragglers and few others.
Great stories Jim, really and truly happy we got to sit and chat, sorry I misssed out on the 100 dollar a bottle tequila as you were called away at the last minute.
Cheers guys and gals
Edit Edit, big thanks to Greg and Sheldon for thier hospitality, food, drink and company along with a ride back to Canada.....
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