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Jason, I don't know where the kids are flying in from, but there is an airport in Bullhead. If they can get a flight in you could put them in the back seat and drive them home after some time on the trail or after the festivities. We might have room in our backseat as well. Just a thought.

Yup. But with the price of gas and depending how far you have to drive: it might not be worth it.

LOL, the biggest car I owned over the years was a Ford SVO mustang. My first real car was an MGA. That set the tone for the cars I would be attracted to. I was coming back from the east coast in my Opel GT when I saw my first 240Z and decided that would be my next car.

Eddie, This is a beast. It is bulletproof. Are you planning on running the rookie category at King of the Hammers?

I had a 240Z for close to 20 years. A 300zx twin turbo that I really liked. My last car before getting my first Jeep was a 350Z. While I was comfortable in the first two, I couldn't find a good driving position in the 350Z. A buddy at work pointed me to a Jeep. Once I got into the Jeep and met...

OK. we have to make up for missing Jeep Bash and seeing Mel. We won't be camping, but we will attend. Susan doesn't like to rough it when casinos are so close and beckoning.

HaHa. You cut enough wood to last for a year. I would have thought a little bigger campfire would have been shown.

You too? Thank God. I* thought my hearing aids had just gone south.

Holy guacamole! They aren't kids anymore. Looks like they did an outstanding job of raising you and Amy. Looking forward to what comes next in your lives.

Yeah. Me too. Buy me a beer and I'll tell you my stories. Then I'll buy you a beer and you tell me your stories.

That steer stop option is the real deal. After you told me about it last year, it took me all of about 10 minutes to correct the rubbing that was driving me crazy on my Gladiator. One washer and no more rub. I never would have known about that without your input. Thanks again Eddy.

Showing my age, but I like the '41. The rest are a close second for me. Well maybe the birdcage would edge the others out.

Every time you post something about Pippi, it brings back fond memories of my first Jeep. Stick shift and stalls were part of the learning process. Oh, and the occasional belly scrapes until I got my first lift.

Done. I hope this helps get things running again.

Sounds like my kind of guy. I had the privilege of shooting a BAR and a round out of a bazooka in boot camp.

Really cool video. Brings back some great memories and emotions of past Jeep trips with many in this group. I sold the 08 stick shift Wrangler and bought an auto in it's place. No regrets and still have it. But I got to tell you it was a rush using a stick on some of the obstacles you guided me...

I like to think we are the normal ones. It's youse guys what are the weird ones. It's all so objective, I think.

All is well on the Western Front. Thanks for asking.

Big time. Keep us in mind for any future trips where we might tag along.

Thank you sir. I was looking forward to hearing some fishing and camping stories as well as food recipes and wine pairings. You are a man for all seasons(ings).