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I was asked if I shoot anything other than planes so here's a couple of my favorite scenic shots.

Yup I agree. You should be driving a Willys wagon, nobody waves at all and every so often some guy in a parking lot will say "Hey nice Toyota!". rotflmfao

Here's a shot of my camp a few miles west of yours. Here's a pic of my metal tent I use when I'm only going for a couple of days.

Sure, how much are you asking for them?

Here's my plate when I lived in WY. The first number is the county number mine was county 4 then the buckin horse and JEPN, so it was 4 JEPN. As soon as I can find it I'll post the first plate I had in AZ it was 64TRVLR.

I have at least 2 Coleman gas lanterns with me when I head out. They're cheap to run, easy to use and always work no matte the weather, altitude or temperature.

SkyWarn here!

I realize that but a lot of people interested in becoming a Ham believe that. My club is getting ready to start a technician class and out of 7 students 3 asked me if the "old Hams" would hate them.

The only electric winches I've ever run are Warn. I've always wired direct to the battery using 2/0 welding cable and a 450 amp fuse. Sorry the only pic I could find was a 400 amp instead of the 450 I use.

I have a few "old timers" that give me shit for not knowing code but as far as I know in the 2 clubs I belong to nobody despises me for being a "no code". They may well not like me for other reasons but thats not once of them. BTW what's your call sign?

I think you guys are way overthinking this. I like the one above with a few changes. How about OD green or camo pattern, OVERLAND BOUND in the top rocker, I served in the middle and VETERAN in the bottom rocker. Simple and works for all Veterans worldwide. Feel free to flame away...

I agree that picking a tire that will work for your needs is difficult. I think you made a good choice for an all around tire, I have a set of these for my Willys and they work and wear well. I'm wondering is why you only got 4 tires instead of 5, if you ever need the spare the size difference...

I carry a couple of pre-greased u-joints, a couple of u-bolts/straps for the u-joints, a cap and rotor, electric fuel pump, 2 spare belts, a couple of fuel filters, a couple of feet of quality 3/8" fuel line, a box of different size new worm gear hose clamps, engine oil, gear oil, antifreeze...

This is Sam at 10 months learning to drive the van.

Nice van and work so far. I have a 2010 Ford Econoline, I can see in pic #4 the rear windows tip out on you van where did you get the hardware for that?.

So where is the museum located?

While I have and use several Garmins it makes me appreciate my old school note books, maps and compass even more.

Looks good, enjoy!

Congrats on the new Icom!!!

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