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Nope, he was scared at 5mph. I agree, nothing on those roads merits getting worked up about, but he’s a bit of a nervous passenger even during the daytime, in good weather, on tarmac. He’d never seen anything like Arch Canyon, mild as it is there. I love him, but he’s a city slicker / pavement camper and unashamed of it. Thus, this son had a LOT of fun making ol’ Dad uncomfortable. Responsibly, of course.
Keep her off the million dollar highway near Ouray, CO! : )My mom is the same way. If there is a steep dropoff *somewhere* nearby, she'll start freaking out. Even if there's a guard rail and you're well under the speed limit. My stepdad and I took her to Moab once and ran a few easyish trails... she got out and walked about half the time.
Directly from Front Runner! Mine shipped out already and will be here Monday!
That's great. I still regret that I didn't get my dad out on a "cruiser trip" with me before he passed last February. So good job including your pop.Nope, he was scared at 5mph. I agree, nothing on those roads merits getting worked up about, but he’s a bit of a nervous passenger even during the daytime, in good weather, on tarmac. He’d never seen anything like Arch Canyon, mild as it is there. I love him, but he’s a city slicker / pavement camper and unashamed of it. Thus, this son had a LOT of fun making ol’ Dad uncomfortable. Responsibly, of course.
We have no snow on the western slope
Steal the Mrs. Hair dryer and see if you can get it more pliable. If you have a heat gun, low setting and keep it moving to not heat up the paint underneath the clear. If you feel like you have a steady hand, a 3M eraser wheel on a dremel also works; use low speed, barley any pressure and don't dwell for long on a spot as you are creating heat and it is basically like a "pencil eraser".
Smooth like butter, man! Purrs like a tractor motor should!
