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sure do miss trackers posts on this subject and others.

Darren, that may just be a decorative cap, some were just chrome, some had a rubber seal in top of them you would have to remove to access grease zerk, I would be very surprised now a days if it didn't have either a bearing buddy under the cap or a grease zerk in the end of axle. That 27'...

Here too, regardless of how long it was, relieved it's still here! I must have checked it 20 times LOL! maybe I am addicted LOL! lived through it though :p Lots of good people here, many of which have become good friends with, glad its back!

Bookface? I hope not! zero interest or desire!

still say they should give him his own forum here too like "Kellys corner" or "Kellys classics" something along those lines :cool:

stayed at boondock when it was called Omers, also stayed at Parkview many a times when it was first built, it is a nice area, Boondockers really did a nice job revamping the place and has good food and right up road from Krupps and Parkview so you have your choices of eats and a place to gas...

talking another 3 to 6" Saturday into early Sunday too I thought I had read :cool:

Honestly.... I think things were much simpler back then, didn't have to worry about all the bs we have to deal with these days.

Thank you Gary for all of your hard work and dedication to this site and thanks to all the moderators the same! I appreciate all the efforts and hope this site will be here for the long haul! will be a very sad day if and ever its gone. Thank you again!

I like them both, they both really stand out in the snow that's for sure but if I had to choose one it would be the Chap, not based on looks but how advanced they were for their time in chassis and engine design. Besides getting to follow the master at his craft I really enjoy the historical...

Thank you both for your input on these and will likely be the ones I go with, no wheelies or jumps for this guy LOL. It just makes a lot of sense to me to locate them there and I am not very fond of attaching anything to the rails. Thank you again!!

That great room area with that massive fireplace is really something!! good eats too!

" I think the writing is on the wall " here is my thought on that and I'm not directing this response at anyone in particular and I hope what I am going to say doesn't upset anyone. I also am not claiming I know what's going on behind the scenes and its not my place to assume or think that I do...

not at all :cool:

old school homey feeling was part of the draw of Cliff View back in the day, liked the old school feel of the place and the old and historical decor. sometimes fancy dancy can ruin a place one was used to for years. Same goes for Vansville the rustic feel was part of the draw there. Hate it when...

curious... how were you able to find that shock? painstaking research on shock lengths? It also amazes me how quickly you are able to locate parts you need on these resto projects or how quickly you are able to adapt things and make them work whether its aesthetics or mechanical components.

interesting Thanks indy! always good to hear first hand, noticed them right away, now that have G8 guage, it has actual temp and was surprised on good trails wouldn't break 100 degrees, i forget the trail number but heading down to 173 some road running wasn't bare but not like trail was in the...

Indy, I noticed you have ski mounted scratchers on your sled, I have been researching scratchers extensively and those have caught my eye but dont know of anyone personally who uses that style, what are your thoughts on those. Id rather not attach anything to my rear suspension and a ski mounted...

I thought someone had bought and was revamping Vansville, did that not happen or still happening? I can remember Cliff View back in the day, had the big I believe it was a golden lab or something along those lines and the lady had a home made carrot relish she would bring out, was delicious. One...