Colorado B.S. Thread

Someone ran the handle part right into the front of my truck which stuck right into my grill literally ripping out the whole emblem part of the grill... HOMER! im gonna need a satoshi lol my deductible is 1000 by the way lol so no way in hell im going though insurance.

 

JACE MAKE SOME TIME SO THIS GUY HAS NO EXCUSES TO NOT MAKE MOAB!!!

 

He will go..... One way or another


Devin
I haz booze...




GET IN THE TRUCK!

 

That makes for a good persuasion.

 

Anyone know how to get a Bondo smear off of a rubber gasket? A neighbor was helping me prepare my hood and grill for paint and he got some Bondo on the rubber gasket on top of the grill. I called Toyota to just buy a new one and you have to buy the whole grill. Figures. So anyone know a good way to get this bondo off of a rubber gasket? I'm guessing maybe finger nail polish remover but am not sure what solvent will break down Bondo enough to remove w/o damaging the rubber itself. Thoughts?

 

^ I am sure if his comp is $1000 his collison is the same and just a grill I wouldnt worry about putting in a claim for it prob hurt him more in the long run

 

Score! Now to do the finish welds and grind smooth

 

Ugh, I hate grinding. Looks great!

 

Joey

 

Good work Joey! Wheeling in the next couple days?

 

Does anyone here use a CB radio? I mean, ACTUALLY use it? I have been toying with getting one, but I am not sure if it would actually be useful in the Denver area. I do some off-roading (mainly around the Estes Park area), but not a whole lot and I was just wondering how useful these radios are? I also do a lot of 14er climbing and just general hiking (some trailheads are relatively remote). Any info would be grately appreciated.

 

cb radios have limited ranges, so if you're out on your own, most places that you will be going, you'll be out of range of other people

cb radios really help when you're with others who will be within a mile or so of you with another cb radio

if you do a lot of solo stuff and you are looking for something to keep in touch with help, you'd need a sat phone or similar

not familiar with ham radios, but i think those have a greater range, but idk...


but i use my cb every time off-roading..as long as others in the group have them...it's a great tool to have..also helps on the long drives out to moab with a convoy

 

My weekend, as documented in a chronological photo essay.

 

Cb won't really help ya there. I use mine wheeling. I don't take much when I'm hiking.

 

Nice where did ya go?

 

Green river below Flaming Gorge. Went to fish, but there are tons of dirt roads and trails that you could explore all day out there.