as they said. the 4 cyl is ok for a stock jeep but any bigger tires and or towing even a light boat and it will really slow you down. theres nothing wrong with a yj. they have a better frame than cj's and also the tub is galvanized so they are less likely to rust. i currently have a yj with a bit of ...

check out this site. http://mississippirides.com/
a friend of mine started it a little while back to have a place for motorcycle riders in mississippi to congregate.

jeeping/rock crawling, offshore fishing, dirt biking, camping and scuba diving. thats all and more than my wallet can stand.

if you want a quick yet good lunch, a hammerhead from poboy express is good. the shed bbq is good

anybody have another one of these that they aren't going to use?

haha thats nothing. yall should register a vehicle out here in colorado. i registered a 1994 f150 here 2 years ago and after the emissions test, title inspection fee and everything it cost me over $200.

Sevenhead thats about what I'm expecting :oops:

Teul, thanks thats about what I had planned, but I don't expect it to go smoothly
He's already basically said he'll fire me if he finds out I even have a part time job.


the last sentence tells me its time to go somewhere else no matter if it ...

2 suggestions.
1. buy a new damn bolt.
2. get a spare and keep it on the truck lol

i have a toshiba and haven't had any problems out of it. bought it 3-4 years ago at bestbuy for like $350 or so works fine for what i do with it.

The one we have at work is an IS 5000 with 770 hrs

we have a ferris where i work and it works fine. not sure how many hours are on it but its a bigger mower with a diesel. from what i've heard from our shop guys the thing is hard to get parts for. one of the front suspension arms has broken and been rewelded several times and the rear suspenson is ...

probably not many t-top/poling platform builders in that area but look for some offroad fab shops. they should have all of the equipment and skills to bend and weld that up for you.

as everyone else said. stay hydrated and use sunscreen. i'd also suggest taking bonine before you leave. it will help with seasickness but won't make you drowsy like dramamine. even if you normally don't get seasick i'd recommend taking it as chumming nonstop on a 3 hour boat ride is no fun. have ...

The nine day season definitely sucks but I'm flying down from CO to fish 7 days of it.

graveline can be pretty good at times. there are very few tributaries that empty into graveline so it cleans up alot faster than most others after a rain. fish it like any other marsh. find points or structure that will hold fish and give it hell.