AOAA last big bash??

Where

 

AOAA silly

 

Oh. I figured all you exerts had a magical, beautiful, peaceful place of freshly fallen white powdery snow that we can thrash.

 

Oh, maybe! I don't really know. I figured the greens there would be plenty fun to rip around on.

 

I can't even imagine running blues or blacks at this place in the snow, trails are tight af, I was constantly inches from trees, doing them in the snow is just asking for body damage lol

 

You figure out that 4 wheel drive issue?

 

I haven't looked at it yet, I'm gonna crack open the old actuator and see if i can fix it and bench test and throw that in. but 2 actuators failing within 6 months of each other? Either Im just a lucky guy or something else is up.

 

Ohhh shit. I didn't realize this is your 2nd one. Yeah that seems very close together.

 

That black FJ. Was a beautiful beast. $$$$$

 

Umm, okay... sounds good to me. Enjoy the weekend, and this will help keep you and your Toyota safe! If you have any questions, just let me know. Rob

 

I plugged it up on the trail with a toothpick lol, was still clean when I pulled the toothpick out yesterday. Not sure, maybe pressure built up in there caused it to fail

 

Get to AOAA early enough after the snow fall and you lay fresh tracks. @Chux and @Wheelspinner both did when they went while Craig Joe and I were there last March

 

In

 

We got lucky with the fresh tracks, wasn’t planned. I’ve had fresh tracks in the pines as well.. it’s not that hard to come by if your an early bird.

 

“The budget build”

 

Yeah. I just emailed you before today haha.

So that's all? Just free shipping ? First thing I hit on a blue trail. Was my rear axle pumpkin

 

My birthday is January 6th, a Saturday. Anyone free that day? Hopefully there will be snow

 

Good timing then. As for the discount, free shipping has taken an average of $210 off orders in the past, it's about the same as offering 20% of full skids.

As with all our products, we make everything in house, and we design our products with a lot more details that require more welding, more laser cuts, more angles, more fasteners, and more to engineer. But we do need to stay competitive even though our armor takes more time to produce. We then have a much smaller profit margin than the average shop, but we feel it is better to make a superior product all the time regardless of cost; instead of making a ton of money on people most of the year, and then making people feel like they are getting a deal for a small time at the end of the year. So we knock shipping off to show our appreciation to customers. We don't have a warehouse filled with over produced products that we need to clear out. We build to order, with the custom features you want at the time of ordering. I hope that makes sense with how we operate. You get an expensive product, all the time, at as competitive of a price as we can make. No gimmicks, no big company marketing plan, just some enthusiasts who wheel as hard as we can, that like to make armor handle ridiculous abuse, year after year.

 

Are you planning a wheeling trip? It's a little far away but for now I'm down.

 

Not so much planning as much as just throwing it out there. If there's a few guys available or even if there's 20 guys available, let's goooo!