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The wife and I are headed up to Bentonville, AR the weekend of Labor Day (09/03 - 09/05) and are wanting to take a slow trip back to the D-FW area. We are considering the US-59 through the eastern side of Oklahoma, or possibly the AR State Hwy 59 that runs parallel part of the way, and then...

Fantastic turnout, couldn't be more impressed with this community. Thanks again for meeting up, and look forward to possibly setting up a day trip for next month.

Hey all, next meetup scheduled for July 31st @ 10:30am. Located at 5152 Rufe Snow Dr, North Richland Hills, TX 76180. Meeting in the empty lot in front of WinCo, and then maybe a local restaurant for late breakfast or early lunch. Got some ideas for getting out onto some backroads for those...

Simple meetup for the Fort Worth side of the metroplex. View Rally Point

Sure thing! Looking forward to setting up the next one.

Scheel's meet is tomorrow. The meet today was at the Winco parking lot in North FW. Check the rally point info.

We didn't do much hiking due to physical limitations in our group, but I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. I had never been there before, so there was a ton for me to see. Get there early and make sure you have a reservation.

Out of curiosity, what features would the compass sensor provide, that I am currently missing?

Got my cockpit set up and went for a quick test. Wasn't sure if the tablet(Galaxy Tab A 8") had legit GPS, but it does! This is WiFi only, no data, and it worked flawlessly. Also got the new dashcam wired up as well.

Considering a backroad "cruise" through the Maypearl and Itasca area of TX, sometime soon...

Is that a Diamondback tonneau on the back? If so, how do you like it? I've been considering either this, or the Decked system, as I tend to need to carry people in the cab, and need space to put stuff like roadside emergency kit, first aid kit etc, but don't have enough room in the cab. Also...

Love the Arctic Trucks setups. Too bad we aren't able to get them in the states. Great looking rig!

I think you would be fine with simple green by itself. They also make a "Crystal" version that is NSF rated and used in food processing centers.

Give a man a fish, and feed him for a day. Don't teach a man to fish, and instead feed yourself. He's a grown man. And, fishing's not that hard.

I think this is one of my new favorite threads. Gotta love the older Hondas. I miss mine.

I used to do that back in the day, but I'd eventually like to retire, so I had to dispose of the extra expensive habits. Kudos to being able to do most of the work yourself. Its definitely impressive.

Woah, that was a ride...

As much as I wish that I was as good with my hands as some of you are, I really know jack about fabrication and major repairs. I mean I can change a tire, do a brake job, oil changes and whatnot, but when it comes to major things like rebuilding a rear end, or installing a full lift kit, I lack...

I got a fever, and the only prescription for it... Is more cowbell.