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[widebody911]

[widebody911]

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[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by widebody911

I can remember when I was a junior in High School back in the stone ages the hottest girls were the high school seniors and the college girls. As I drove past a local college the other day I still think I was right about that after all these years. And they still will have nothing to do with me.

[joescoolcustms]

[GH85Carrera]

[Nostril Cheese]

[Craig T]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

I can remember when I was a junior in High School back in the stone ages the hottest girls were the high school seniors and the college girls. As I drove past a local college the other day I still think I was right about that after all these years. And they still will have nothing to do with me.

I read in the paper the other day about a place in Upland, Ca where college girls WILL pay attention to you. Of course, it requires a $400-$1,000 cash donation to their tuition and books. The donation size must depend on their major.

[bugstrider]

Originally Posted by Sarc

RIP Mr. Evil Henchman "Jaws"




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[bugstrider]

Originally Posted by look 171

blacker house

Was this the same house used in Back to the Future as Doc Brown's home?


The Home Wrecker


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[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by Craig T

I read in the paper the other day about a place in Upland, Ca where college girls WILL pay attention to you. Of course, it requires a $400-$1,000 cash donation to their tuition and books. The donation size must depend on their major.

That might be true, but my wife just will not let me try that.

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by joescoolcustms

It was actually easy. I hand built a tube chassis raising the body, moving the seats rearward, stretched the body for more leg room, bought some real comfortable aftermarket seats, double roll caged the buggy and it turned out heavy at 2000 pounds. Aired the tires for 15 pounds Front and 18 pounds rear. Very smooth ride. Enlarged the fuel tank to 13.5 gallons, but we stopped every 2 hours for fuel and to stretch as a group. I built a 2165 cc VW Air Cooled based engine for enough torque to pull the mountains with ease. In 5984 miles in 18 days, I averaged 21.6 MPG.

For the heat, we bought the SPF High Tech cooling clothing and in the Deserts used the Frog Toggs cooling rags around the neck/chest and it wasn't that bad. The hail we ran through in between Gunnison CO and Page AZ did take us by surprise.

I went on a off road run in CA and the dust was horrible. When I made it back to WV, I still had dust on the top of the roll cage inside the buggy.

Best trip I have ever made in my life, and if I can afford it next year, I will do it again. We will run the northern route through MI, WI, MT, ID, OR, WA and then south on the PCH to Big Bear Lake next year.

Color me jealous Joe! A dune buggy is/was on my bucket list and your build sounds exactly what I would do.


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[GH85Carrera]

[bugstrider]

Originally Posted by Craig T

I read in the paper the other day about a place in Upland, Ca where college girls WILL pay attention to you. Of course, it requires a $400-$1,000 cash donation to their tuition and books. The donation size must depend on their major.

If you see a film called "VanWilder", it lays the whole process out clearly. It's funny, especially if you like stupid humor.




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[bugstrider]

Think safety, safety, safety.......


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[GH85Carrera]

[daepp]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

And they still will have nothing to do with me.

Too funny! Me too...

[Craig T]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

^^^ Very cool. Is it Yellowstone or Grand Tetons area?

[Baz]

Casper, Wyoming!

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by Craig T

^^^ Very cool. Is it Yellowstone or Grand Tetons area?

It is a bit further away.

Baishui River, Jade Dragon Snow Mountains, Yunnan province, Southern China high resolution wallpapers

According to Google Image Search.