L.R.S.

I'll take it.  

Give him the Caddy you stole from me 5 years ago.

I have zero machining abilities but love seeing this stuff. Need to get out there for a shop tour someday.

Better for a drag racer or SxS people. Might sell on RackingJunk.com.

Congrats man. A friend moved to Prescott 5 years ago and loves it. Said the weather is similar to So CA. 

I like the idea of keeping it as close to a Gen 4 as possible.  Something different.  Those brown seats look really familiar.  Got plans for the 2D?  My son just bought an older Tatum Sand Demon with an 091.  Looking to upgrde after this season.

Mikes Tint Shop in Riverside. They have a lot big enough for your trailer. He's a duner as well, had a red Tatum Sand truck for years.

"Game changer"...

Fire station across the street always has a pile of sand and bags free to the public. Yesterday they ran out of sand and put up a sign- NO SAND DO NOT DIG THE GRASS

Looks like they got more sand today cause there's 15 cars parked and loading up. 

Already changed direction and has been downgraded. Lucky if it's a Tropical Storm when it hits the border. 6" to 8" in San Gabriel Valley!

No problem, I can handle that. Wait, I meant...

If you're worried about the media's reporting on the hurricane turn your TV off till Monday. It's going to rain and be windy, you'll be fine.

Loaded up this 2023 Bronco today at Cooley Ford in Glendora, CA. Nice people, car/paperwork was ready and I was in/out quickly. No salesman BS. But he did want to see this 30 stacker I was hauling one car in. 

45 minutes ago, Fullthrottleguy said:

Thanks Jeff  - let me know, my buddy  is ready to go

 

I'll text you his contact info. Super good dude, real duner, takes care of his friends. 

Picking up a 2023 Bronco on Sunday and delivering it to a client in Phoenix. 

@Fullthrottleguymy client, maybe a board member here and multiple Funco owner, is a fleet sales manager and I can put you in contact with him. He's helped several friends get Bronco's.

Always appreciated street fights videos. Haven't thrown hands in a long time until last night when I was in a bar fight. Actually a parking lot fight. Humbling to say the least. Wish there was video so I could see how it started and how I really did. Left shoulder has been killing me all day. 

Never owned a 5th wheel myself but we've transported 20+ in the last 3 years with my son's 06 Silverado short bed on 35's, my 2014 Silverado SRW long bed (three different 45' trailers for 6k miles through 10 states). Both trucks shared a Curt Q24 slider. Never needed the slider on my son's short bed. 2021 dually has the puck system and I picked up a B&W Companion that driops right in. Really happy with that hitch, one man operation. The Curt needs two dudes if its fully assembled to. 

I have half of a Companion if you can use it. Need to cut a hole in the bed or something, then there's a latch that is operated from the wheel well. Neighbor gave it to me but I'll never use it.

Find a local DMV service. Surprisingly inexpensive and no CHP or DMV trip(s). Recently registered my new 2023 enclosed trailer, my '14 Silverado, an out of state OHV, and my son's 2021 Silverado all in one visit. I think it was around $100 fee. They're in Fontana so not close to you but the lady is very understanding and saved me a lot of money in registration and fees. 

Buying or selling? Those blocks are getting difficult to find. 

13 hours ago, Hondajimz said:

Jeff,  what are you asking for the trailer ?  My buddy Ors needs a trailer.

$20k. Tell Ors to text me. He should have my contact, or feel.free to give it to him.

1 hour ago, Chingon619 said:

 

I probably would consider it but can't convince the wife to leave the quads behind so I'm stuck looking at mostly 24', which I cringe just thinking about it. Also thought backing the car in, or using a winch in my case (2d lol) is a must for the weight distribution and proper tongue weight? I know nothing lol 

If the trailer is designed and built properly you shouldn't need to back the car in. We don't back in any of the cars we haul. For my personal enclosed I did back my heavy AF dunebuggy.com car in and checked the weight with a trailer scale. It only goes to 2000lbs and it was over that. So went back to pulling it straight in. I like 800-1000lbs tongue weight on anything we pull.

Buy my 2023 Universal 20' enclosed and you won't need drive over fenders and can leave your paddles on with the 104" wide rear door. 

I've transported Tatum's, Buckshot's, lots of Funco's, dunebuggy.com with Chevy Avalanche body, Extreme's and Racer's. So far not a single car has needed to 'drive' over the inner fenders or have loading tires installed. 

Balin is going to Fresno tomorrow. Text me.

54 minutes ago, ROBERT L said:

Congratulations on the sale. 

Thanks, sold to a board member.

Sold.  Ad can be deleted, thanks.

1 hour ago, kazuaki said:

We recently got the SP9100 for Jacob's truck.  I was looking in the install instructions (I know, shocker) and they now say in bold lettering to mount the power module in a vertical position.

Glad they did actually update the manual. Fortunately we caught mine before it was bad. My wiring guy saw the condensation/rust and called them. They explained it and he made my two new mounts vertical. Don't have any pics and my car is in storage.