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Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

I replaced the turn signal switch on my CJ-5 several times. They seemed to be made from really weak plastic, and I must have bumped the turn signal lever on the way in or out of the vehicle.

Video Killed The Radio Star

A lot less when it is dry! 😄

What keeps a sharp rock from bashing the side of the driver's side door? Is there anything but paint protecting the body from getting dented and smashed on the trail?

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)! Looking forward to the photos.

I think he went searching for my house and fell into the trap that I prepared. 😄

There are trees but I don't recall seeing big oak trees or a forest similar to this one in Wyoming.

She really is the best man for the job!

If they are moving loads, they could strategically have pre-charged trucks (or battery packs) and swap to fresh (maybe even the driver) within the driving range. 400 miles is pretty far and it is worth a good rest break to recharge.

Are you a real human? 😄

So a final cost of only $500/wheel. About $2500 in total. Very affordable! Not sure about Method, but the common industry trend is that no rings are available when one goes to order them. It is perhaps best to order a set of replacement rings in advance, just to make sure they are available...

Or sex...

Retarding unwanted motion is a good thing! Sometimes "retard" is a good thing. 😂

You are welcome to visit Texas, where it is nice and cool. It supposedly feels like 111 where I am.

The Amazon product page is a riot. The description of this anvil uses terms like "It can also bear a long time thumping". 🤣

I did not mean to offend anyone. I grew up in the West, and have never visited the Appalachian mountains. I know that they are very pretty. Given that they are small, I assumed that they were historically called "mountains" because Lewis and Clark had not yet explored part of the West and...

I have not been to the area. I see that there are many small mountains there. Good for you!

Pennsylvania is almost a flat state, no? Obviously you have visited places which are not flat, and you survived.