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icu_runnin
Mudrunner


Reged: 04/04/04
Posts: 457
Loc: Fort Worth, Texas!!
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: Frisky]
      #495309 - 04/05/04 05:03 PM

I have been to some trails in it already and with 4 adults and my 14 month old it went through some stuff i wouldnt have expected. My buddy that went has a 87 jeep with a 3 inch sus. lift and 2 inch body on 38's with no fenders front or rear and he was really impressed at what my zuzu could do. Heck i was really impressed. I wouldnt be able to head out there till 6:00 p.m. saturday though since that is what time my wife will be home. i will talk to here about it. You guys seem very helpful and want to get to know one another and have some fun which is pretty cool.

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bob large
Body Damage is Cool


Reged: 04/04/02
Posts: 1156
Loc: Coeurdalene ID
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: icu_runnin]
      #495353 - 04/05/04 05:49 PM

well, last time at barnwell was really fun. i was only out for one day and had a blast. hope you can make it.

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Steve C


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Frisky
Body Damage is Cool


Reged: 08/23/02
Posts: 1087
Loc: Justin, TX (DFW)
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: bob large]
      #495396 - 04/05/04 06:51 PM

Weren't you under your truck for half of that day

Did you get my VM? We might have to get the hammer out again and work on my Trooper :>

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1992 Isuzu Rodeo 2WD (some assembly required). "If it doesn't fit....Force it!! If it breaks, it needed to be replaced anyway."


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TXCO RIG
Mudrunner


Reged: 06/24/03
Posts: 278
Loc: Texas
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: icu_runnin]
      #495863 - 04/06/04 09:36 AM

Thats about when i will be leaving and unless i can find a front diff by the end of the week i will be in 2wd only and you should have no problem keeping up with me. Plus i really like to keep it mild.

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99 Trooper 3" Indy lift,Rancho 9000's,RIP
91 Trooper 2.4l, Indy 3in,32x11.5,5 BFG's on black Rock Crawlers,Confer rack ,Pro Comp lights,Warn hubs,XM radio
97 Zj


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Frisky
Body Damage is Cool


Reged: 08/23/02
Posts: 1087
Loc: Justin, TX (DFW)
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: TXCO RIG]
      #495906 - 04/06/04 10:52 AM

OK guys, the information that I got says that we will be fixing up the picnic area for the work day. We need Chainsaws, rakes and Lopers. I am not sure what a loper is, so that means I don't have one.

Anyway, it shouldn't be too hard for us to get that knocked out and get on the trails for the rest of the day. Looks like we will have 7 or 8 rigs by Sat night.

Let's all get excited about this now guys, we are gonna have a great weekend of us, our Zu's and the outdoors!!!

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1992 Isuzu Rodeo 2WD (some assembly required). "If it doesn't fit....Force it!! If it breaks, it needed to be replaced anyway."


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txsoulfly
Rock Warrior


Reged: 06/08/02
Posts: 583
Loc: Irving, TX
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: Frisky]
      #496076 - 04/06/04 03:39 PM

I have no clue what a loper is either, but I have a rake I think. Might be a weed wacker? I don't know. I was reading in the TMTC magazine that the repairs will begin at around 9 AM so I figure the more hands on deck the quicker we get done and then onto bigger and better things. If nothing else we need someone bringing water to us just like the old chain gang boss.

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Mando
1998 Rodeo S 4x4 3.2, OME 913's, 2" coil spacers, Rancho 9000's


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TXCO RIG
Mudrunner


Reged: 06/24/03
Posts: 278
Loc: Texas
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: txsoulfly]
      #496207 - 04/06/04 07:15 PM

I think the loper is the long pole with a saw and clippers i will bring one but i dont know if you will still be working when i get there.

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99 Trooper 3" Indy lift,Rancho 9000's,RIP
91 Trooper 2.4l, Indy 3in,32x11.5,5 BFG's on black Rock Crawlers,Confer rack ,Pro Comp lights,Warn hubs,XM radio
97 Zj


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txsoulfly
Rock Warrior


Reged: 06/08/02
Posts: 583
Loc: Irving, TX
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: TXCO RIG]
      #497041 - 04/07/04 08:31 PM

BTT

Just trying to keep this post alive! I hope we have a few more attendees.

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Mando
1998 Rodeo S 4x4 3.2, OME 913's, 2" coil spacers, Rancho 9000's


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bob large
Body Damage is Cool


Reged: 04/04/02
Posts: 1156
Loc: Coeurdalene ID
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: txsoulfly]
      #497070 - 04/07/04 09:19 PM

so dose all this mean i need to get a shovel?

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Steve C


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txsoulfly
Rock Warrior


Reged: 06/08/02
Posts: 583
Loc: Irving, TX
Re: Texas Isuzu's BMRA Run [Re: bob large]
      #497126 - 04/07/04 10:23 PM

Quote:

so dose all this mean i need to get a shovel?




Well since you like swinging hammers maybe an axe would be a more suitable tool for you. If we are helping with the picnic area I would think we need tools for cutting shrubs and trimming overgrown tree limbs. Much like your basic lawn work. Like I mentioned before I only have a rake and that's it (I live in an apartment).

We need someone to be in charge of keeping the beer cold while we work so if I must I will volunteer my services.

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Mando
1998 Rodeo S 4x4 3.2, OME 913's, 2" coil spacers, Rancho 9000's


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