- City
- Yuba City
- State
- CA
My "Why I'm Not Getting Anything Jeep Related Done" Build.
- Thread starter Randyzzz
- Start date
- City
- stafford
- State
- va
As always Randy, impressive
- City
- Redmond
- State
- OR
Don't know if I posted this already, but we also broke down and bought something to help around the yard. Yeah, it's a toy too. But we got a plow and a drag harrow for it- makes life a lot easier. Will make winter easier too!
- City
- Wilbur by the Sea
- State
- FL
Wow that's a lot work! It's nice to have all that land and open area too. If the ocean was out front at 82 degrees I'd move there too. 
Awesome job and congratulations on the whole project.
Awesome job and congratulations on the whole project.
- City
- Redmond
- State
- OR
Well, I sorta let this thread die a slow death, so I guess I should write its obituary.
We were able to occupy the house just before Thanksgiving. There were a few last minute items that took until mid December to iron out. I finally got all my junk moved into the shop, and I am finally able to spend some quality time out there working on my Jeeps.
Life doesn’t seem to have gotten much easier however, and I apologize for ignoring and seemingly abandoning my Scrambler family. My 94yo mother has had a few health scares, and has stopped driving. Luckily she has found a lady at Church who is willing to take care of some of the driving responsibilities. On my end, I injured my ankle, which in turn re-aggravated my bad knee. Which then led to my back flaring up at times. Starting to feel my age or older... the Doctor says that unless I stay off of my ankle healing will take forever- so forever it is. The decision to take the upstairs living area is slowing down the healing process too, I’m sure.
The last things to do are re-seed the back lawn and do a general clean up so things get back to normal. I’ll post up a few pics and if anyone wants to see more just let me know.
We were able to occupy the house just before Thanksgiving. There were a few last minute items that took until mid December to iron out. I finally got all my junk moved into the shop, and I am finally able to spend some quality time out there working on my Jeeps.
Life doesn’t seem to have gotten much easier however, and I apologize for ignoring and seemingly abandoning my Scrambler family. My 94yo mother has had a few health scares, and has stopped driving. Luckily she has found a lady at Church who is willing to take care of some of the driving responsibilities. On my end, I injured my ankle, which in turn re-aggravated my bad knee. Which then led to my back flaring up at times. Starting to feel my age or older... the Doctor says that unless I stay off of my ankle healing will take forever- so forever it is. The decision to take the upstairs living area is slowing down the healing process too, I’m sure.
The last things to do are re-seed the back lawn and do a general clean up so things get back to normal. I’ll post up a few pics and if anyone wants to see more just let me know.
- City
- Redmond
- State
- OR
Amen, and thanks for the advice. Back surgery was the beginning of the end for my dad. I’m pretty much opposed to anything with a scalpel.
- City
- Redmond
- State
- OR
I can see your " real " problem. You have to many jeep projects.
And you can’t even see half of them in those pictures!
