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What did you do with your Scrambler today? Feb 2014 version

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You are making me so jealous tight now. I miss surfing. And even when I did it was east coast

For a rack system take a look at what Kimsinva (sp?) did. But it may not work as you have back seat passengers. Have fun for me.


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The older two kids went to the San Diego Wild Animal Park, so Suzanne and I decided to make the 15 minute trip over to the beach w/ the 2yr old. :smokin:

Nothing like cruisin' the Pacific Coast Highway on a beautiful day in the Scrambler...


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Nice beach blanket! :wave:
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Well it was a busy weekend for the Scrambler. Spent Sat. Morning walking a pick and pull and pulled some seats to swap into the Scrambler. Got my gear install kits delivered. Then got a call that the used T5 I got was pulled and ready for pickup so Sunday I drove over and picked it up. Spent a few minutes after work scraping grease and trying to clean it some.
 
Great pictures and love the Jeep beach towels... Where did you find those?

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Spent some time the last few days sandblasting.
This is all I have to show for it so far...
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One side of one backing plate (does look much better now though)
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And some pieces for the swing out tire rack

What grit blasting media are people using?


 
Not today, but last week I was driving home from work. It was one of the times that the alternator was pumping out 14.7VDC so I cranked the anemic heater up. State Route 33 has a few nasty expansion strip/repair lines across it that really bounce you around in a glorified log wagon. After the last one I heard a change in tone for a few seconds before my heater duct horked up a big ole mouse nest. Now, meeces don't scare me, but at 65 mph you WILL take a couple nervous "move your feet around just to make sure" glances. No meece, but once this cold lets up I think I may look into pulling the heater and giving it a scrubbing, along with upgrading that poor motor. I thought I'd gotten rid of all the mouse remnants too...
 
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