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El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) #474530 07/10/04 12:25 AM
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expeditionswest Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
I just complete the trip report for the Isuzu trail run in the Four Peaks area of Arizona. We had a great time and several Isuzu's attended, including Gen I and II Trooper's and a Vehicross. In addition, and nice Montero Sport was in attendance.

Trip Report

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Scott Brady
Jeep Wrangler Overland | J8 | Discovery I | G-Wagen | KTM 950
Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: expeditionswest] #474531 07/10/04 12:56 AM
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I just complete the trip report for the Isuzu trail run in the Four Peaks area of Arizona.


Don't you have a paying job ??? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: expeditionswest] #474532 07/10/04 01:08 AM
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NotSoSimple Offline
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Very nice trail report!


'90 Trooper - 2.6L 5-Speed - 1" BL - Custom Roof Rack+2x55watt ProComp - Herculined Interior - Pace Setter Header - Dynomax Super Turbo - K&N - ProComp ES3000 Shocks - Optima Red - MSD 6A - 31" Kumho Mudders - Black Rock Crawlers
Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) #474533 07/10/04 01:12 AM
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expeditionswest Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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Don't you have a paying job ??? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />


I am a partner in a software development and consulting company (flexible schedule for trips), and I don't sleep (well, not much) <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" />


Scott Brady
Jeep Wrangler Overland | J8 | Discovery I | G-Wagen | KTM 950
Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: expeditionswest] #474534 07/10/04 02:18 AM
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NotSoSimple Offline
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Hmm is that duct tape on the Vx? Whats that for?


'90 Trooper - 2.6L 5-Speed - 1" BL - Custom Roof Rack+2x55watt ProComp - Herculined Interior - Pace Setter Header - Dynomax Super Turbo - K&N - ProComp ES3000 Shocks - Optima Red - MSD 6A - 31" Kumho Mudders - Black Rock Crawlers
Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: NotSoSimple] #474535 07/10/04 06:04 AM
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Landmonster Offline
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I believe that duct tape is used to help hold down the white "skin" he has put over his body to protect the paint. His VX isn't normally white.

Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: NotSoSimple] #474536 07/10/04 06:04 AM
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expeditionswest Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Shan made some very cool mag. paint protection panels. The duct tape was to keep them from coming off, and to cover the gaps. Lots of close brush on that trail! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/shiner.gif" alt="" />


Scott Brady
Jeep Wrangler Overland | J8 | Discovery I | G-Wagen | KTM 950
Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: expeditionswest] #474537 07/10/04 06:10 AM
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I hope they're sealed up well enough to keep dust out. I imagine it could scuff up the clear coat pretty badly if the panel vibrates and grinds the dust into the paint. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: expeditionswest] #474538 07/10/04 03:32 PM
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Wayne Offline
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How thick is the magnet? All the rolls I've seen have been pretty thick, for holding on signs at highway speed (Realator signs, pizza signs, etc). That stuff shaped right over the door panels and somewhat over the logo.


[color:"white"]? 04 Rodeo DI ?[/color] 75k mi, body damage on the 1st weekend I got it.
Re: El Oso Mine Trek, Arizona (several Isuzus and a Montero) [Re: Wayne] #474539 07/11/04 03:40 PM
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expeditionswest Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
The magnets were thick, and cut very close to the plastic valance on the bottom of the truck. Shan did a good job, I think it is going to work great long term.

And you are right about the surfaces being clean. A layer of dust between the mag and paint would be bad news...


Scott Brady
Jeep Wrangler Overland | J8 | Discovery I | G-Wagen | KTM 950







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