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Lookin' GOOD

 

Dude thats crazy :crazy: Just remember what you did :ihih: .........well hopefully? Fubarcation is taking forever in sending my new one

 

How can I forget the over 6 hours fixing these things to actually be worthwhile!
Maybe I am to picky after all there is so many that are on MINI's without problems? :crazy:

 

Nice

 

Back in town from Jeep trip

Well, we are back in town after last weekend's epic Jeep trip on the Rubicon Trail. Definitely the hardest off-roading I have done, and it looks like the only things I have to fix are replacing one valve stem, the muffler and tailpipe, and the rear license plate mount (the license plate is holding the mount together, and the tape and twine are holding the whole thing to the Jeep). Bumpers, skid plates, rock rails and frame rails are scratched and scraped and dented, but they did their job in protecting the Jeep - not one scratch in the paint!

Of course, this did give me more ideas on what would be needed to take a MINI on the Rubicon. I think a Countryman with a straight axle swap and 32" tires would be ok! :cornut: ut:

I'll post a link to my Flickr account once I put some trip pictures up, for anyone who is interested. But, here is one to give a flavor of the trip.

 

Very cool Having just rented 4 door Jeeps the last two weeks in Hawaii, was quite impressed with them, even did a little off roading myself :cornut: Went out on the beach too

 

Are you Sure? Not canine crickets are they??? Oops, sorry, wrong country. I guess it doesn't matter if ya wash it all down with copious amounts'a :beer:beer:beer:beer:beer:beer:beer a guy can eat anything!

 

Finally - On the road again... Let the FUN resume!
Happy Birthday Mom - Miss You and Love You

 

Looks Great!

 

Steve hopefully the weather is good and you were able to do something that you enjoy doing on your birthday!! Have a great one.

 

Sounds like a lot of fun. Been over that trail more tha a dozen times myself. If you want to try a run that is even more challenging and closer to home, check out the Duzy train up near Shaver and Huntington lake. Takes about 3-4 days to cross and most of it is over 10000ft. it ends on the road to Edison and Florence lakes. Just dont try it solo.

 

Happy Birthday Dr.Steve!! I didn't know you were a Leo too. :cornut:

What do you think about this gauge pod from Duell?
http://flic.kr/p/8y2gVu

 

With a new boss it has been interesting over here seems like they don't bother to explain to the new guy why we do things the way we do them and everyone is insistent on changing what works. Lots of hours spent explaining that we have publications and how they guide what we can do on a daily basis. Is it June yet?

 

Just rat pack his a** and lock him in a tiny cold room with a single 25 watt light bulb and those publications he's apparently never read.

Ya won't have ta wait'll June. :lol:

 

Chief, looking forward to having you back in the valley! Dr.Steve, it was great talking to you today. I'll keep you posted on 'Project Top Secret'.:wink:

 

Sushi this weekend followed by surgery on Monday to repair years of injury and abuse to the right knee if all goes well..