Maddogjeeper

I'm in.

I'm in.

Excerpt from “National Parks Traveler” article By Lee Dalton on June 19th, 2014; Tracey and Gary Napoleon have owned the operation (Needles Outpost) for 18 years. I meet Tracey. She is a friendly lady who fills me in on all they have to offer. Later, I ask a ranger about the place and find she gives them high marks. One young lady, I think she was a Canyonlands Association employee, even told me that Tracey is known to take ice cream to parkies who are stuck in the entrance station on summer afternoons. Seems like the Outpost and NPS at Needles form a good symbiotic relationship So why is it then that they face some serious threats because their operation is leased on a section of the State of Utah's school trust lands? I learn from some people in the park that Tracey and Gary may be on thin ice. Powerful and wealthy people smell money. Powerful people want to revoke the lease. Powerful people have visions. Visions of buying the land. A few million dollars in the state's coffers. Visions of condos. Of mega-mansion vacation cabins for those who are the really successful among us. Of huge profits in the pockets of a few powerful land developers.

Do you play a lawyer on TV?

Proof of Lake Monster.

Already got two.

I'm in.

Looks Great Woody!!!!

Thanks, I'll take it. I'll let you know if I'll be coming to Wickenburg to get it. Thanks again.

Stock or after market, but stock preferred.

Looking for a spare tire rack to fit a 94 Wrangler; anyone got one?

Count me in Chris.

Unfortunately the outcome of this is tragic; he has been found, but he did not make it. Our prayers go to his family.

Cool!!

Wow!!!

Not being overly religious or understanding Samoan, I still cannot watch this guy lead this group without smiling even after seeing it a dozen times. Make sure your speakers are turned on. http://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=W6GWYLNX

K, I just saw your question about if I was going to have to up-grade the master cylinder. Manufacturer suggested installing and testing brakes first before spending the extra cash. Then up-grade master cylinder if need be. About a $500.00 price tag on the bigger master cylinder. I've also got new wheels and axles in the garage and 35X17 inch Toyo MT's planned for next week. Will let you know how it works out.

wow!!!

I meant soft as sink in when its deep or steep.

It is more like driving on pea gravel; soft like beach sand, not exceptionally hard on tires.

Look at Yaesu FT-2900R $189.95 ($159.95 after rebate); http://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-010078 Or, Yaesu Ft-8800R $429.95 ($349.95 after rebate); http://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-006755

Which loop do we have reserved?

Oh yeah, my mistake. The XJ picture is the one I was looking at.

That gap the wrangler is pictured climbing ; is it near Wickenburg?

Address first page; P.O. Box ???