Orange County CAF's: up to no good

Still not a fan of that dront end. But! Stormtrooper white i would have to say looks the best. There are a lot of 2016 tacos here in Newport/costa mesa.
White is oooook.
Nice Pods cali-raised?

 

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

(that's the saber, not me shushhing you)

 

It's that time again

 

Lol that reminds me of Encino Man, where they says shhhhooosh! I think that was Vanilla Ice!?

 

Damn looks like alot of fun, really wish I could join you all but I'm not off work until 3:30. Denny @digitaLbraVo did you mention something about going to holy jim after?

You know people keep saying I should buy that

 

Finally bought my own cast iron skillet for camping! And way too much other shit.

Oh, @dtaco06 & @eccracer104 dont worry. I got off my ass and got some beer. Wouldn't wanna seem like I was "whining" on the interwebz

 

Keep Jabbn' & you might end up with more than just a foot.

I thought you said you were busy camping or something? You're gonna make it out?

 

I think that was last year's plan to hit up Jim. I couldn't figure out how to get there, I'm gonna be sleeping in and writing more scripts this weekend.

I was about to reply and say something about how the "Difficult" level comes into play real fast on info sources like this... Then I realized who the target really is, we have vehicles rested somewhere between heavily modified stock truck and purpose-built-vehicle. So we probably need "Difficult" to be broken into 2/3 different higher levels for it to actually mean anything to us.

But if you consider a vehicle that would be fine doing "Easy" trails and consider the things they clump into the "Difficult" side (Brush may scratch sides of vehicle) you realize it's a lot less enthusiast-pointed than we are. In any case: it's a cool book for what I've had the opportunity to look at.

 

Gotcha, cool! See ya there

 

Not sure why they tell you to get it. Says "4 wheel drive trails" not "Precummer trails"

She bought the beer because she knows he won't get the beer after he signed his death certificate earlier haha

 

Exactly, and yeah the best part is going onto a trail you haven't hit in a year or so and you're like "When did this get so fucked up?"

Either way? Shouldn't be wheeling alone and without recovery gear anyway, turn back when ahead of our game, and don't break too much shit.

 

The best recovery gear is having a mattress in the bed. No matter how much you break, the truck is always home!

 

I have that book and the Arizona one as well!A lot of the trails that are considered moderate or difficult are definitely capable in 2wd!I actually met the two authors at the Overland Expo(Flagstaff,AZ.)and are supposively in the process of doing a volume 2 of the CA.book!

 

I've told you on occasions and do it!Get it on Amazon is much cheaper than buying it at Barne's & Nobles!

 

Mmmmm EasyJack.

 

After I finally bought it

 

Dinner