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See this one. Pretty fair price. I really would like to drive a 2 seater to see how it dunes and powers through.

14 minutes ago, L.R.S. said:

I'm not allowed to say. Text me.

I will call you.

Any PCi or baja design dealers on here? I need a PCI elite kit for the Pro R and some lights. 

10 hours ago, Poule43 said:

I have an extra one in the trailer in Glamis that you can have! Let me know when you are out next / Its like the one pictured but has the billet Clamp too ! Its Nice!

Thanks Poule. Appreciate that. Will be out a week from this Thursday.

well now that the family responsibilities are done. 2familys for thanksgiving (blessed).. time to get xmas crap out to get that chore over with. Then go look at a Pro R to see if I can make a deal.

Just curious what everyone uses for mounting their registration? Axia Alloy? Think this is it but would figure I would verify.

https://a.co/d/1JsWdw8

What did you find? Let's see pictures.. I like to window shop till I get the new space.

I would of never thought a soda pop joint would be a good venture this day, but I live where there is a stupid starbucks every mile. Either way I wish you all the best and look forward to hearing how this goes.

16 hours ago, L.R.S. said:

Pretty sure Mike's car was originally Gary's from C&G, red, white and blue with big C&G beadlock rings. My client Ramiro bought it, then Mike bought it.

My understanding is Tyler got it from Clay, then tyler sold it and ramiro had it and changed it up then his homie took it over then Mike bought it last year.

22 hours ago, Hondajimz said:

Is the next to last pic Mike Garcia's car now ?

Yes

17 hours ago, AndyORRN said:

Quick question, what is the expected length of a GTU??

188"

13 hours ago, cek said:

Can’t decide. 

Love your style Cek

2 hours ago, funco4lizzle said:

my uncles 41.  all steel, car is beautiful. 383 stroker w 6-71 Littlefield blower.  car was built 26 years ago and still wins at every show it goes to. love these cars.

Absolutely beautiful... My dad had 2 41 willys, a 33 willys and 39 willy pick up when I was growing up.. I was 12 years old the 1st time I went down the quarter mile at Baylands. Will never forget it! 

1 hour ago, 1HasBeen said:

Very nice! I will spread the word. Where is it located?

Thank you.. Santa Clara

12 hours ago, Dockmaster said:

Considering…….

I’m 6’5”, would I fit in it and be able to drive it? 
 

 

I forgot you were a basketball player. This would be a tight for you. I am 6'2" and not lots of leg room.

11 hours ago, Slappy said:

That is downright slapptacious right there. 

Thank you Sir I have issues with cars..

2 hours ago, Esco said:

I can get you a discount on this

I thought this car sold. 

1941 Willys coupe. I bought the street rod for my dad before he passed. He never sat in it or drove it. It has been sitting on my lift for last year. It is a street car on full chassis. 383 stroker motor, 700r4 trans, power windows, door poppers, full american auto wire rewire, ac blows cold, nice stereo system. It is a outlaw fiberglass body I believe. Have full ppw on it. Asking 65k . I have over 80k into it. Will take trades for name brand sand cars and I can add cash on top.

I got a nice 41 willys I am about to list for 65k. 

Going to my In laws in SFV, eat crappy food and hurry up and leave to go to the dunes with the kids! Once I am there I will be in good mood even if I just sit and watch the CHit Show!

2 hours ago, tjZ06 said:

Favorite Funco..?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

GTJ of course:

 

-TJ

bad ass ride!

22 hours ago, Grease Monkey said:

I've been helping with the ceremony for a couple of years and it's honestly the best event of the year and it warms my heart to see it grow every year and see the Glamis Veterans organization grow.   Brian and Christy have been taking this past the Veterans day ceremony with helping veterans come out to the dunes and experience Glamis for the first time, and with many more similar projects in the future. 

So a couple of years ago, Brian plans the first Veterans weekend.  5 trailers donated by Glamis rentals, sponsorship funds, Daddy's foods feeding meals and some volunteers.  I raise my hand and jump in to help.  We get on site and have camo tents, trailers, generator, fire wood etc to set up and to welcome in 5 families that have no idea what Glamis is nor what we have in store for them.  All of us struggled to make this the best for the vets. The weekend was for the most part completely blow out. We were on vendor flats. Easy for the guests to arrive, easy for the vendors supporting the mission, easy for all of us.  What wasn't easy was the W. It blew like crazy. Camo shade was a 24hr job in it's self to maintain and keep erected. 

Camp fires, well they just blew sideways and goggles were a must for most of the days.   With all this, it was their first time and they all enjoyed it.  Brian had sxs's lined up for the 5 families, If i remember correctly, the costs were already discounted for us but when we went to sign and drive for the 5 families, we were surprised with the additional costs, insurance, deposits etc all added up to way more than what was expected.   So the rental deal was about to be dissolved and Brian was going to figure out how we were going to take these Vets and their families out into the dunes.  

My car was broken and open seats were limited and I didn't see any way we could make this happen.  The W was keeping everyone lock down but I knew behind a steering wheel and goggles we could make this happen.  So I walked back over the Glamis rentals and worked out a deal for 5 sxs's and ran it thru my company.  I could use the write off and it made it allllllll so worth it when everyone suited up and we left camp......

All the families got a sxs, they all suited up and Brian lead us thru some easy stuff and some challenging stuff to give them the full deal.

Was a wonderful experience for them and for me.  Ended up being a great weekend we we thanked them for their service and their families sacrifice.

Felt good to help.   

 

People that know me, know this about me and they also know how much I hate being thanked or recognized.

 

So this is where all this comes together.  @HozayKwarvo and Christy (glamisveterans.org) present to me a thank you for this deed written above.  This past Saturday after the ceremony and back at camp, among our sand family and friends, Brian hands me this and I lost it inside.  He knew best to keep this small and not a public event and I'm grateful for this. But having this in front of me at work and telling my staff the story it just makes sense to share this with all y'all.  

This flag was flown that year in Glamis on the veterans flag pole.  November 2021-November 2022. 

I am honored and blessed to have this.  Thank you Brian and family, Thank you Glamisdunes.com for bringing me in as I would not be doing this without your involvement over all these years.  Thank you to all the volunteers, Thank you to all the sponsors. None of this can be done without all of you. 

It's truly a privilege to be a small part of this amazing and great community.  Ole Glory will be out for all to see and to hear the story behind her. 

That is awesome and well deserved. Thank you .....

16 minutes ago, funco4lizzle said:

Changing tires was a deal breaker for me. I sweet talked Grand into building me a GTF with 3.5's and still 98" wide

And it is absolutely beautiful car!

I love the car and really like without the wing, but you need a new steering wheel homie! See you in a few days!

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