Colorado B.S. Thread

only thing that is '83 is the frame and body it looks like....


propane'd, chromoly axle and hubs, geared with dual cases, locked lifted and hydraulic assist steering...just to name a few highlights

 

Right, Badass! but damn! 13,000.

 

well he does say..must sell ASAP, make an offer

 

Would be cool to tow that back to TN. I gots no monies, you give me loan?

 

HA









you know what i'm doing to my truck right now..you think i have ANY $$ left?! i may need a second job here soon to pay for my truck!

 

No way !

 

had to break the silence

http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/2RvNL.../could-black-holes-help-treat-cancer-patients

Seriously wtf. How did this make it onto fox news? Not sure why they had to add the black hole bit.

 

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=997195

 

NOTICE:Colorado State Parks, Feds to Enforce Permit Requirements on Plated Vehicles

Monday, August 1, 2011 — Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced its intent to enforce an existing OHV permit requirement for all licensed, plated motor vehicles operated on designated OHV routes in the state of Colorado. This existing provision in the law has not been enforced in the past. Previously, only the parts of the law requiring a registration or non-resident permit for unlicensed off-highway vehicles have been enforced.

http://staythetrail.org/news/?p=643

Quote: Our interpretation:

This existing law gives state and federal law enforcement officers great discretion and power to write tickets against any vehicle with a motor operated on any road or trail open to off-highway vehicles. We strongly recommend purchasing an OHV permit or OHV registration for any vehicle operated on any road or trail open to off-highway vehicles.

What you need to purchase:

1) If you’re a Colorado resident and your vehicle is a licensed, plated vehicle:

You need an OHV permit from Colorado Parks and Wildlife to operate your vehicle on any road or trail open to off-highway vehicles.

2) If you’re a Colorado resident and your vehicle is not licensed and plated:

You need an OHV registration from Colorado Parks and Wildlife to operate your vehicle on any road or trail open to off-highway vehicles.

3) If you are not a resident of Colorado:

Regardless of whether your vehicle is licensed or not, you need an OHV permit from Colorado Parks and Wildlife to operate your vehicle on any road or trail open to off-highway vehicles.

Permits and registrations are different. Permits do NOT require a VIN verification. Registrations require a VIN verification.



http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2192374#post2192374


Stay the trail view on it

http://staythetrail.org/news/?p=643




OHV permits

http://www.parks.state.co.us/ohvsand...strations.aspx

annual fee $25.25

not bad really..goes to a good cause too

 

posted a thread on the matter on TW...http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/off-roading-trails/170137-colorado-ohv-permit-requirements.html

it's been talked about abunch on Colorado 4x4..http://www.colorado4x4.org/vbb/showthread.php?t=185622

and also going in COTTORA in the link i posted above

 

I would buy it if i had that kinda change that thing is a badass rig

 

Whats the plans for this weekend ? any trails ?

 

i'll be in NY wishing i could test out my new gears


but at least i'll be on a beach at a lake camping

 

Jace will have your keys right ? I am sure he will have to test his work

 

Make sure to read up on breaking in the gears, or you will end up with a broken diff on the trails.

 

Need ideas for songs for the video. I was thinking something like Gramatik? Look him up he has some good stuff that would go good with video editing

 

Think it needs some Rock

 

Id be down for a trail run saturday

 

Army stuffs: