Sat. worked on my fence.:shaking:
a little bit of Scout work with the new PS cooler.

Sun. More fence work and got the Scout almost 100% back together, just need to replace the PS filter.

It rained down here, so I went puddle jumping with the wife and baby.
Nothing serious, just plain fun.

Not much here either... changed my brake light switch out, spooled my winch cable back on.

Fri- Work meeting 250 miles from my house.

Sat- bought the heart and soul for my next project.
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96 blazer-4.3,4l6e,231. 164k on the ticker, runs sweet.
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Sun- Tilled the garden under again, cleaned up some junk around the place, played with the kids...

Went to "drill" with my new National Guard unit. They seem to be a good bunch.

I drove the Scout!!!:D

To make way for landscaping equipment :(

Drove 1200 miles round trip to the middle of Montana to visit JetFxr and do some horse-trading.

Had a blast :grinpimp:

-Gary

messed and messed and messed with the carb and throttle linkage setup...I hate it.....so i started looking for a doner vehicle. This one might just turn into another jack stand project. :shaking:

Moved some junk around in the driveway so I don't have to park in front of the garage anymore, took a girl out for a ride on the bike (She gave me a ride later :D )and built a chin up stand so I can start p90x.

[QUOTE=Urban Wheeler;12011269] took a girl out for a ride on the bike (She gave me a ride later :D )QUOTE]

Ah yes, a gentleman...:flipoff2:

[QUOTE=Urban Wheeler;12011269] took a girl out for a ride on the bike (She gave me a ride later :D )QUOTE]

Ah yes, a gentleman...:flipoff2:

A pudgy gentleman if he's starting p90x :flipoff2:

Good for you urban! I hope your successful and reach your goal.

P90X hurts in a good way. At least it does for me. :eek:

Is P90X really worth it?

If you want to get in great shape. But its not easy just need the right mind set.

Wheeled

Had a great time with Scoutman67, he brought me another Wagonmaster I bought two years ago in Grant Co. We drank way toooo much whisky and told way toooo many lies. I also got to watch Gary do his Mcgiver deal, take a battery, can of gas and a leatherman then start a 800 that has not ran in lots of years:smokin: Then for an encore grab a screw driver and rebuild a carb then drive said 800 around for a while and onto the trailer.
So now I have two Wagonmasters, I heard these things are rare WTF.
Also Sunday had a guy that owns Profab here in Billings show up ay my place with a 73 half cab Scout.(for free) He is a Bronco nut that has a distain for Scouts:homer: This Scout is a mostly rust free tub really solid start for the hand control project, I will be starting that project tomorrow so I guess the Scout showed up right on time. By the way the last one he forced on me is the white 500 caddy Scout :smokin:

Went on A work project on the Swamp Lake trail Saturday,didnt take my rig just rode with someone.More relaxing that way.We picked up rock at the trailhead and took it in about one to one and half miles to line A couple creek crossings.Had 3 Forest Service employees with us.Good trip.Then kicked back at home Sunday.

Added a 13' x 18' upstairs to my shop so I can store more junk.:)

[QUOTE=Buck Dodson;12012067]

A pudgy gentleman if he's starting p90x :flipoff2:

Good for you urban! I hope your successful and reach your goal.

Sorta, I'm 5'10" and about 210.

[QUOTE=binderbound;12012083]

Sorta, I'm 5'10" and about 210.
I'm 5'11 and 145. I wish I was about 175. I think that's an ideal weight for our height.
Good luck!

Had a great time with Scoutman67, he brought me another Wagonmaster I bought two years ago in Grant Co. We drank way toooo much whisky and told way toooo many lies. I also got to watch Gary do his Mcgiver deal, take a battery, can of gas and a leatherman then start a 800 that has not ran in lots of years:smokin: Then for an encore grab a screw driver and rebuild a carb then drive said 800 around for a while and onto the trailer.
So now I have two Wagonmasters, I heard these things are rare WTF.
Also Sunday had a guy that owns Profab here in Billings show up ay my place with a 73 half cab Scout.(for free) He is a Bronco nut that has a distain for Scouts:homer: This Scout is a mostly rust free tub really solid start for the hand control project, I will be starting that project tomorrow so I guess the Scout showed up right on time. By the way the last one he forced on me is the white 500 caddy Scout :smokin:



Pays to be the only scout guy in the state. :smokin:

Pays to be the only scout guy in the state. :smokin:

Close - but he's in Billings, and there's a whole lot of nothing between there and here, so Wes wouldn't want to haul that Scout all the way to Helena to drop it off - though he has held on to various things until I come over for a race and then loads me up with Scout junk he couldn't bring himself to throw away. :D

Come on Tom everyone knows there are about four Scout guys in Montana.:D

Had a great time with Scoutman67, he brought me another Wagonmaster I bought two years ago in Grant Co. We drank way toooo much whisky and told way toooo many lies. I also got to watch Gary do his Mcgiver deal, take a battery, can of gas and a leatherman then start a 800 that has not ran in lots of years:smokin: Then for an encore grab a screw driver and rebuild a carb then drive said 800 around for a while and onto the trailer.
So now I have two Wagonmasters, I heard these things are rare WTF.
Also Sunday had a guy that owns Profab here in Billings show up ay my place with a 73 half cab Scout.(for free) He is a Bronco nut that has a distain for Scouts:homer: This Scout is a mostly rust free tub really solid start for the hand control project, I will be starting that project tomorrow so I guess the Scout showed up right on time. By the way the last one he forced on me is the white 500 caddy Scout :smokin:

Any photos of your new Wagonmaster????

took second in the Idaho TTC


:D

took second in the Idaho TTC


:D

This is about my favorite Scout out there right now. I'd love to do this to my Traveler, but right now I don't have the time, money, talent or drive. It's good to have goals though right?

This is about my favorite Scout out there right now. I'd love to do this to my Traveler, but right now I don't have the time, money, talent or drive. It's good to have goals though right?


Thanks!


I think she is going to get a facelift this winter. My front end is pretty haggard and I want to drop it about 6" and run 54s. So the plan is to move the front axle forward a couple inches to clear the motor, drop it, tube the front end, and add my Scout 80 grille, hood and windshield. We will see how it turns out.





I like goals!