I had to google it to make sure and yes they do.
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One Piece at a Time: My 1985 Diesel Suburban
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Oof. No, gracias.
I drew them up and had them lasered. Take some measurements and PM me. These are easy.
David
Where did you find Rainier?! I grew up on that lol
Ah that makes sense, I have to ask to get a store to order my whiskey from Oregon, no taste this far east lol
I use that hole to access the door release mechanism from the inside. Very useful when camping inside, and that's why I've never wanted to replace the missing door card.
I could rig up a proper door handle, but this system has worked so well that I haven't felt the need.
Why are you bootlegging Ranier in the land of Shiner?
Are you going to try to hinge those, so you can access inside the door for storage? Seems like a lot of rework, when you just got finished, but I am not sure that has ever stopped you before.
Martin
Are you going to try to hinge those, so you can access inside the door for storage? Seems like a lot of rework, when you just got finished, but I am not sure that has ever stopped you before.
Martin
Vitamin R
I think you meant Vitamin aRRrrrrrrrrr!
Especially from Utah, this is the place we bootleg to not from! Lol
I just bootlegged some Yuengling form Texas to AZ
I typically carry Coors on most trips due to the whole quantity vs quality argument so I usually have East bound and down running through my head. My house is 5 minutes from the brewery in Golden so it’s by nature to go with it.
I have exotic tastes, or a soft spot for mediocre beer. Shiner is what we serve when guests are over.
This is only one part of why we get along so well.
Also, had an easy couple of days with the truck. After three years off from our standard spring wheeling trip, it was good to get back together with friends and enjoy a weekend of light wheeling in the hill country.
We went to hidden falls not far outside of Austin. It’s a bunch of limestone trails with great views, and the drive to and around was another great way to put about 600 miles on the new power plant.
It’s not a party with Kurt and his tractor.
Lots of tight cedar trails.
Beautiful vistas.
The odd couple.
Play jeep games, win jeep prizes. I’ve “fixed” this problem before.
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We had a pretty nice little lighting show to our south.
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And my dad even took the wheel and enjoyed some double low action.
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Solid weekend.
Time to change the oil and get ready for a massive drive out to the PNW.
David
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Hidden falls is a gorgeous place. Would have been interesting to see a burb do some of those trails. It's tight with the blazer. One trail the entire thing is barely the width of my truck and it's lined by slick walls and trees so there's no going around. I always laugh at people that are coming the wrong way when they encounter me. You can see the resignation in their eyes that it's going to be them backing up and not me haha.
That’s either No Name or Bronco Buster. No margin for error on either, and we did both. I have new cedar pinstripes to show it.
It’s gorgeous terrain, and perfect for a casual camp-based weekend.
David
I'm talking about Wet and Wild. It's a creek basin. Pretty fun trail. No Name and Bronco Buster are pretty gnarly also.
Woohoo!
Much funness ensued.
Also...how did JeepGuy get home on 3 wheels?
Much funness ensued.
Also...how did JeepGuy get home on 3 wheels?
Nice thing about driving out west is you don't have to worry about driving thru Dallas and timing it right lol
Oh ok. I don’t think we wandered down that one.
He brought it on a trailer.
For sure. Even when I get away late, it’s not more than an hour to get north and west of Fort Worth.
David
Are yall going to go up thru Colorado then cut over?
