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If your doing a water tank, add a sink. Old trailer didn't have one, new to me trailer did. Never thought much about it until I had one. Use it multiple times a day. Keeps the wife happy not going into the motor home to wash up especially after working on cv's.

Trans went boom the day after new years and ended my season early. Car was due for Hiems, hardware, and shock service so I blew it apart instead of just pulling the transmission to prep for our summer runs to Idaho, cinders, etc.

Been going for 40+ years. 80's-90's were great. Could roll in on Thanksgiving day and camp in the flats or across from the store without issue. Watched it grow through the early 2000's with the heloc crowd all buying long travel cars. 2008-2012 after the economy blew up was like the 80's again...

Don't let her stay in the house while here visiting dad, you don't need a squater setting up residence.

Check the minimum setback from the street at the front of your house. It may be that you can't go out any further than your existing garage.

Over the top build. I have had the opportunity to see it up close and watch it come together over the last 8 years, pictures don't do it justice.

Camped next to Warhead a few times. Pulling wheelies is his thing. He told us he is scared of duning, takes sand highway everywhere LOL

Like you, rarely go to either. Taco Bell once every couple of years, can't remember the last time I went to Del Taco, not one close enough to me for the convenience.

We love ours so much bought one for the rv as well

Hostyle aren't cheap but they are a very well built cover fit to your car.

I think you have about the last year of quality put out by MB. Hate to say it but I feel the MB quality has gone down hill. My wife used to run them over 200k miles and keep them for 10 years. Our last MB was a CPO 2016 GL550 with a twin turbo v8, didn't make it 85k miles before it went south...

Back in the late 80's co worker got picked up in a raid on Friday and was back at work on Monday morning. Thought for sure he would be gone a week, not just the weekend.

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I lost my anxiety over my kids when they were in their late teens. They ran with a good group of friends and I was usually the last person they would call when something went wrong. They were very good at figuring it out and getting back on the road. They would call me after the fact to let me...

Let em rip, it thins the herd

Shoulder straps are to keep you back in the seat, not for keeping you down in the seat. The lap belt keeps you down in the seat. In a roll over, having the shoulder straps pulling you down in the seat can cause back injuries.

I'm afraid at that kind of speed the standard sxs will end up a mangled ball of cheap metal if something bad happens that your not going to walk away from.

About 10 years ago, I decided to start wearing a helmet in the sand car, about the same time I had to start wearing glasses. Started with a full face street bike helmet. Switched that to a race helmet with a pumper and couldn't be happier. Have way less issues with sand in the eyes with the...

When the kids were young, the 5th wheel worked great. Only downfall is the lack of storage in the 5th wheel. We had to load the toys then pack all the camp chit around them. The MH has much more storage and depending on the model, can have as much or more tank capacity as a trailer.

Expensive week. One sand car on its lid, one rzr on its lid in our camp. In my sons camp, 2 blown diffs in 2 different pre runners, 2 blown engines in pre runners, 1 bent rear 9" housing on a pre runner, broken transmission on the recovery vehicle, and lost the computer in the chase truck trying...