Thanks, I think it either needs trimming down in a few spots and/or a bass solo. It's the ElDegas 4003. I should have run a DI cord, but I just grabbed the SM57 that usually records the guitar.
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Another day, another dive! How many dive hours do you figure you put in over a year?
Yeah, I don’t get it either.
When I was in Jr High in the mountains of Colorado, my parents had a Bronco (1970?) and we did a bunch of four wheeling with it, but it was hard pressed to keep up with the Jeeps of the day off road. Dad traded it in for a K5 Blazer in 1972. As long as the trail didn’t get too narrow the K5 was right at home with the Jeep CJ5’s.
If the vintage car market gets soft I’d expect the old Broncos to be one of the first casualties. Folks that have paid north of $60,000 for them might be hard pressed to get half that back in a sale. The K5 has gone up too but not as stupid high as the Broncos. I’d pay $30,000 for a nice K5 in the right condition. And then there’s the old Defender 90’s. I’d grab one of those in the the $30,000 bracket in the right condition.
edit: hadn’t checked blazer prices in a couple of years, they got stupid expensive too apparently…
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as the saying goes, GLWTS
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I’m there! And it’s by Eagle Lake!Back and forth. My oldest and her husband run the day to day farm activities. The idea is to build a couple houses…and a microbrewery if we can slip that past our wives
I guess they’re cool if you want to be like OJ.
naked BaCH….. too bad about the neck joint…
I've been hunting, fishing, camping, 4 wheeling with this for the last 6 years, it has been a great truck and goes anywhere it's pointed ... with Toyota reliability.
But I'd trade it, plus cash for a 1st generation Bronco like this without thinking twice. Back in the day, they went anywhere a CJ would go, at least out here in Arizona.
Call me OJ, lol, but OJ's was the later 2nd gen version.
But I'd trade it, plus cash for a 1st generation Bronco like this without thinking twice. Back in the day, they went anywhere a CJ would go, at least out here in Arizona.
Call me OJ, lol, but OJ's was the later 2nd gen version.
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have never seen the tide go out over half a mile…..time to retire……
I’ll pull up a chair with you on the beach.
We can retire together.
And so chill, with always a sweet smile on his face.
Wow, where was that at?
Normally when that happens unexpectedly you run for high ground, especially if you see a white cap in the distance.
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He's such sweetheart, honestly, I'm very fortunate, never been happier.
I'm working today, I think he's going to go look at a Kawasaki W800.
I used to be in the middle in terms of age in my work group. After 1 transfer and 2 retirements, I’m the oldest. While I can retire from my current job in 3 years, I’d have to immediately turn around and get another job.
happened quick…..the average age in my group is 35……have had to use the “move over and let the grownups work” once or twice…..what do they teach kids in school these days?…..
