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I know it's old and out of date. But it was mentioned about....folding army shovel, also works as a stool to do your "business" in the woods...we did that in the army...don't forget (some on the things i bring) TP or baby wipes. small chain saw 017 or the like. hatchet machette food water (plenty!!) flint and knife tender vehicle fluids tarp (shelter) rain gear waterproof boots or change of boots flares shovel come-a-long straps or chains tools SPARE TIRE AND WHEEL!!!!!! highlift 4-way lug wrench belts and hoses "fix a flat" air compresser gloves wool hat tire gauge tire stem tool phone cb spare socks spare britches fire extingisher FIRST AID KIT!!!! .......beer.... anyway i'm not done but you get the idear

that is one sweet machine...I need one of those to move my old 300 wildcat motor from the back 40 and to snag my 425 caddy motor to install in my 64 buick.......:banana:

I bought new tires, changed the oil, replaced the pass side front CV, changed trans fluid, seafoamed it, hmmm got some tapes for the tape player, and some other boring things..... she's much happier now though.....

7psi...... that's my answer...if still stuck...go lower and easssssssssy

Nope, everything looks to be in order. Nothing i can spot that seems "odd" or "out of place"

if i was lifted and had some 14s and tires i would go.....hmmm maybe next time when i wrangle up the needed parts.. i could trailer my scout up there... lol

that little fella is sweet can't say i have ever seen one...I like odd ball vehicles.... nice work

ah yes, i do know that road... i used to know people down there...long long ago

Hmmm walking distance huh.... studhaulder (sp?) rd.? or Hwy 508

i need to do that....my tick is uber loud and annoying. after my fishing trip i will... so right into the intake huh? i read put it in the oil.......can you elaborate? or straighten me out. thanks, Caleb

or...you can let me get ahold of that ea81 cause i could sure use a diff. motor for my DD hahah -Caleb BTW super write up on a sweet rig man.....good work good work I'm inspired to do something with my $350 ae82 i bought 10 days ago in portland.....so far 600 miles and only minor issues..lifter noise and CV noise (new cv's too?????)

Thats near Alpha-Centralia. I believe that is FSR-71 (aka skaleshack rd.) out near Bear Canyon in Cinebar. I grew up in Onalaska and spent many many summer days and winter nights up there...that looks like the second landing. -Caleb let me know I have my Subi and my Scout 800

I love little ol' sand lake, it's fun to watch the rigs run around out there. (I only been on my yfz450) but now the subi has to go!! -Caleb

Marcus56, Car looks good, thats the perfect setup for looks and useablity in my opinion. It really is amazing how easy all this sounds and in my head i'm telling myself, "you're gonna screw something up" hahaha but I always think that, I only usually mess up 80% of the time. Ok ok ok, i know off topic. The bottom like is your car looks sharp nice job on it. and kudos to jeff for helping out. :banana: I think this will be in my very future plans. after valve train loud ticking issue-- and CV axle super noisy issue, (even though they have 4k miles on them) are resolved. (86 gl wagon 5spd 243k AE82). regards, -Caleb