Shipbucket

me at the end of a tournament...

Colosseum wrote: On the way down from the pass making a really dangerous river fording:

In a Chevrolet it would have been considered wreckless to attempt to cross that Nice pics and thank you for sharing the nice scenery

I wouldn't have taken anything other than a light truck or SUV up that mountain pass. Tacomas/Hiluxes, Datsuns and 4-Runners are pushing it. Anything bigger wouldn't fit, and any dumbass lifted American truck with a high center of gravity just might go tumbling over the edge on some of the washed out areas.

There's a reason Japanese vehicles are driven around the world and last forever...

Totally agree! The Japanese makes cars that lasts both in quality and price pretty good

Don't forget the Russians (Soviet ones). They were easy to fix, unlike vehicles nowadays.

ezgo394 wrote:Don't forget the Russians (Soviet ones). They were easy to fix, unlike vehicles nowadays.

all you need is a sledgehammer.

Me in Donald Citrano's Coffee Shop Cafe, Texas. Just happens to be GWB's favourite diner. Odd place. Good burgers though.

http://www.thecoffeeshop.us/

Me at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, IL. The vessel behind me is the Type IXC U-boat U-505.
http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/6555/meandtheu505.png