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Horton, driveshaft opinions wanted

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Avery4jc said:
I'd be scrapping those shells to go towards the Horton parts fund. :)
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We discussed breify about doing something like that and putting it in the club coffers but our main goal was just to clean up.

Although I have thought about it too. Most folks pick up their brass, I wonder what I could get for a garbage bag full of spent shotgun shells at the recycle place
 
blazinzuk said:
We discussed breify about doing something like that and putting it in the club coffers but our main goal was just to clean up.

Although I have thought about it too. Most folks pick up their brass, I wonder what I could get for a garbage bag full of spent shotgun shells at the recycle place
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Are spent shot shells worth anything?:dunno:

How much did you narrow the front of horton? Looks freakin sweet! One of my fav builds!
 
82K10SBC said:
Are spent shot shells worth anything?:dunno:

How much did you narrow the front of horton? Looks freakin sweet! One of my fav builds!
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They have a little metal on em.

I don't remember but I am going to narrow it up just a bit more this summer.

Make it fit the grille better
 
blazinzuk said:
We discussed breify about doing something like that and putting it in the club coffers but our main goal was just to clean up.

Although I have thought about it too. Most folks pick up their brass, I wonder what I could get for a garbage bag full of spent shotgun shells at the recycle place
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I'd be all over that if it was me. I do a lot of scrapping with my work and the non ferrous stuff is worth whatever effort you have to put into it. I've taken in our 4'x4'x4' scrap bin with 4-5k pounds of clean steel scraps and received anywhere from $200-$600 depending on the price of scrap. I've also taken in a couple 5 gallon buckets of aluminum and brass chunks and walked away with almost $200.

So if it's brass it's worth the effort.
 
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Again!! you got the best pics Kert... you should post them sooner!
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Who's rig is the flat black one in the back ground?
 
Went wheeling this last weekend and had a couple high dollar Jeeps come with us.

Sure is fun when your not really expensive rig, that most Jeep guys immediately dismiss, with your little sister driving it. Pretty much spanks them :D:D:D.

Had a couple new guys go with us and my little sis was up for the weekend along with my brother and sis in law. I had Shanna drive most of the day and she walked Horton right up some stuff that the new guys had issues with.

Sometimes I don't want to change anything at all on Horton because he works so well.

This trail run was one of those.

Only really decent pic I got was this one, buddy sent it to me. Shanna is picking up a water bottle she dropped, that rock you see in the pic is the one that smashed up my dash a while back.

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All in all a great day of wheeling hopefully some guys will send me pics so I can post more
 
man that rich kid in that Jeep must have tried that obstacle for 20 minutes, ran into that tree a bunch, FINALLY made it through and here comes horton,(with a girl behind the wheel none the less) walks through in in less than 2 minutes. I'll bet that guy had 2500 bucks in coilovers alone on that, not to mention the ls1 and rock jock 60's with ARB's. hahaha awesome
 
Went to a trail today called Falling Rock.

Been wanting to try a line called Captain insano!

Well I tried it I failed

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Drove it out though.

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Well I didn't drive it out my buddy Jon did I wasn't felling so hot.
 
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