Here is a list of who has registered so far.

Local SWANKy guys - if you have room for guests, please contact those people that it shows yes for needs place to stay. Please let me know who is staying where so I can at least make sure everyone has a place to stay.

Thanks everyone!

Oh - and, DR hasn't registered yet so I'm not sure if that means he isn't coming or what.

Participants list

We need to get Fudd a CB....

Banjo and Keith are staying at my house, along with Jerry Lee.

You can change my info to a locked rear axle, and hopefully soon (time permitting) a locked front - I have the locker, just need the time.

I've got one for Fudd.

I must have missed it - who's Jerry Lee?

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Originally posted by Desert Lady:
I must have missed it - who's Jerry Lee?

Keith's newborn child... er... german shepherd dog.... er... child... er... something.

Oh the dog.


I was told it was a "hand puppet" and that the had puppet did " naughty things" but not to worry about it.

What am I going to do for sex, er, puppet show now?????

Shouldn't be too long with Keith and the dog before we see something like this:

JerryLee is currently in training for AZ 8:



So far the results are lack-luster.

Dude, I think your dog needs fiber.

Aren't there going to be a couple Mog's on the run this year? Don't see any registered yet.

It's typical German Shepherd junk, they have sensative systems.

i registered!

looks like we have a fair share of trucks coming....that is sweet.

Really looking forward to pushing my patrol a bit. This will be the first real test of many things includin all new linked suspension on Fox air shocks!

As far as CB...keep in mind my truck is on 24v. So 2-wa radio may be best for me.

I think I have a couple FRS radios around. I did find one 24/12v converter that wasn't on a UK site
http://www.sportsimportsltd.com/24dccofusewi.html

prob is getting a convertor installed before the trip....going to be really close just to get truck done and trail ready.

Assuming you have a dual battery 24volt system what we have done on mogs is just take a line from between the batteries which is only 12volt for the CB. DO NOT DO THIS FOR HIGH CURRENT DEVICES, but just for the CB and a stereo should be fine.

Or, you can borrow the 24-12v converter from my mog.

John, don't make this easier or anything.

You can always get a AA-powered handheld... I have this one as a backup (since someone or other always seems to have CB trouble):
http://tinyurl.com/2yemmu

It has a pretty crappy range - but it works well enough for the trail and it's pretty cheap.