An old school desert kickback

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Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: TOASTY] #971402 12/01/09 08:39 AM

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Gilbert AZ, US.

TOASTY

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Tay, When can i come pick up my new '92 SR? I saw it sitting in the yard while i was searching for you on sunday night. It's got a warm spot in my garage waiting for it to come home.

1999 Montero SAS'd on Kings and stuff

1998 Montero trying to get a V8 Swapped

Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: TOASTY] #971403 12/01/09 05:29 PM

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Phoenix

wrenchwench Offline

Rock Warrior

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Is it too late to just realize that WW's spot is over 2 hours away fom phoenix? I'm going either way but damn!

So where is the meet up? out there?

It's 56 (actually following the road) miles from the airport....

I'm open to other locations if you know of a closer one, that one was always just thrown out to get the discussion started. It's pretty nice though - isolated and makes you feel like you're WAY out there.

Anyway I'll be there too - sorry I haven't logged in to confirm. I'll bring one or two boomsticks, some firewood and some booze - to be used pretty much in that order. I figured I would try to get out there somewhere in the late afternoon, before it gets dark.

Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: wrenchwench] #971404 12/02/09 01:28 AM

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Apache Junction, AZ

JohnnyBfromPeoria Offline

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Tacos, Tacos, Tacos (from "Reno: 911," refers to a fictional restaurant) should be our official radio call identifier.

If Ryan comes through with his trailer, we could have all kinds of cool, yet totally unnecessary gadgets like my patio heater and the propane grill. How about that for overkill?

I have one of those platforms for the back of the Montero that plugs into the receiver hitch. I should mount a toilet on it. How cool would that be?

John B.

Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: JohnnyBfromPeoria] #971405 12/02/09 04:05 AM

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Mesa Az

TayJ

Rock Warrior

That spot is way out there. I might have to take the trooper out there if its that far! What about butcher jones? Much closer!

Jeep
Jus' sayin'

Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: TayJ] #971406 12/02/09 04:05 AM

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Mesa Az

TayJ

Rock Warrior

I wanna take my JEEP!

Jeep
Jus' sayin'

Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: TayJ] #971407 12/02/09 04:48 AM

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Apache Junction, AZ

JohnnyBfromPeoria Offline

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Tay, you have all day Saturday to go 60 miles. You have all day Sunday to drive it back. See, break it down, man. There should be plenty of places to rest along the way, too.

We must do this location. It has chosen us.

O.K., maybe it's further than 60 miles. Depends on how close you live to the airport. Big deal. There are B.K. parking lots along the way so everybody can throw away their trash from the last stop, 15 minutes before, there are bathrooms, AND free napkins.

John B.

Re: An old school desert kickback [Re: ClayTK] #971408 12/02/09 05:18 AM

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Apache Junction, AZ

JohnnyBfromPeoria Offline

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Clay:

$150 at J&G in Prescott. 250 rounds, makes a great Christmas tree decoration or stocking stuffer. I use mine as decoration above the fireplace. Just kidding. Not really.

John B.

Last edited by JohnnyBfromPeoria; 12/02/09 05:23 AM.