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My friend got a muzzleloader bull tag and is looking to get his hands on a CVA muzzleloader. Anyone got anything up for grabs?

what are you looking to get out of it? ill pass it along

Just found out about this a little bit ago. Was an awesome artist

Thanks for the pm and the responses on the thread. I showed the thread to him

Gilbert for the both of us

az 3a/c i believe

Alright, couple more questions i thought of. Set up on the minis. Talking to my friend, he has a stationary rv on the rim. Since hes in a park with a physical address, he did the starlink home. He warned me that he has connectivity issues and has his on a pole. i know (from this thread), that the mini is more mobile, but ive seen the tripod adapter. Is it better on the mini? i dont mind getting the long cable and moving it to clearings, but how does it work with high trees. and on that note? heavy cloud cover? And Where to purchase? On starlinks website, the mini is going for $200. But amazon has it for $450? Am i missing something? lol I dont think amazon is a kit from what i can tell

Late to the show, but good timing when i fond this thread. We are at that life changing moment with soon to be more freedom ( last kid is done with HS in a month). Trying to figure this out for myself. The wife is self employed and able to now come out on trips... if i can get her setup to work from the trailer. was looking at the mini, so she has the ability to work from the truck on the way up and then setup something for her to work while were out in the field. Sounds like the mini, and roam are the way to go. thanks for all the input. Any specific set ups or combos that could be recommended. Sounds like most of the questions we had about how this would work were answered above.

my buddy's kid works for Just In Time moving out of mesa. Theyre really professional from what ive heard of the stories

whatd he taste like???

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1 / 1 2001 Lowe Suncruiser Jamaica 250 series $36,000 TRITOON! We purchased this boat just under 3 years, but it is a little too big for our comfort level (we’re pretty new to the boating experience). 27 foot long tri-toon. The boat has an upgraded Sony Bluetooth/ (Sirius ready) deck with upgraded speakers done by the previous owner. Sink galley/trash. Moveable center console. Stand table in back seating area. Comes with two towable inflatables, ropes, jackets, anchor, and all the basics to make it lake ready and turn key. In my own research, I learned that the owner prior to the one we bought it from repowered the boat. The prior owner repowered the tritoon with a chevy 350 instead of the factory honda v6. The boat will cruise at 35 mph. From our experience, a full day on the lake will use about a ½ tank of fuel (15 gallons). Plenty of power pulling an inflatable (have to be mindful of limiting the speed when pulling a tube). It does have a cover, that should be replaced. Theres a couple of tears in the center, but enough to keep the vinyl covered when parked. One cushion has a hole and another spot where the stitching is starting to separate (check pictures). Some of the vinyl is starting to get sunburnt, but still soft and supple. Dual bimini covers. One has been replaced. (theres a piece to connect the two, but I could never get the zippers to match… so we just used the straps to keep them up and tight when we used the boat. The back landing wasn’t covered by the cover, so the carpet went bad. I stripped the carpet and exposed wood, and decked it with a sheet schedule 80 pvc and topped it with rubberized roof coating to prevent further damage and provide traction when wet. Large sized sundeck (about queen sized), with a pop up changing room. ( we never used it but I et it up to check it out. Don’t know who to bring with boating? Bring everyone! This boat is rated for 17 people! Fun boat for the whole family. Prewired for a fish finder (sensor and mount are there, but I never put one back on there). Pull a tube, go fishing, or just cruise with the family. Tritoon floats across the water amazingly. 684 hours on the meter, not sure of individual hours on motor or when it was actually replaced (owner we purchased from didnt know of the motor upgrade as well). Hours may increase if I get the chance to take it out once more (especially for some “action shots”). $36,000 obo. Serious inquiries only please. (More pictures available)

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i too had a great experience by trail transmission. Took the kids bronco 2 in, he opened it up and said i didnt need anythin more than a regular service. Good honest guy

same boat, not sure what your price range is... we bought 2 off of fb over the years and we just lost the 2nd one. Were kinda under the way of not buying someone else's junk. ha ha. We bought one for $50 and it lasted a few years (wasnt pretty when we got it),,, then the 2nd one for 75 and it lasted a bout 8 months. Might be worth the hassle, but Nellis auctions has them come through pretty regular. most of the fridges are brand new scratch and dent. They had one going for $60 (when i seen it) dont know what the auction ended at

look into swiftharvest.net think its a co-op for the parker area but they got some good deals

Ive had mine for coming up on 3 years... no emissions. When i finally had all the paperwork in hand and went to the dmv (with proof of classic ins) i "needled" the guy. I said, "ok, you as my representative to all things dmv related for this truck... what are the limitations of use for driving with a historic plate and collectors insurance?" he said, "oh we got nothing to do with any of that, that's on your insurance company." My ins broker set it up through Hagerty, and they never asked me about existing mileage or anything of the sort. i do not have a "garage kept" clause or anything like that. Its a lifted dually that wont fit in my garage, so thats good news for me. ha ha I got it towed once, and they never asked any information for any of that. ---- My brother's best friend in tucson has a square body, and pretty much the same thing. No garage on the house... and he said its "supposed to be" limited use, but they never asked him either. I know there is a different plate/category that is something like "parade use" for classic cars... and that has heavy restrictions on mileage

The copper plate is dependent on your insurance... We bought the stepson an 88 bronco and put the copper plate on it... Came from outta county, so when i registered it to gilbert, it should have had emissions. 3 years in, i got the notice that tags were due. Waited my turn in line at dmv to ask. #1 it had a copper plate, #2 if emissions were due it should have been A- coming into county and B- more than the 3 years we had it. The guy was like "Uh, i dunno, but you need emssions... its based off your insurance" I won an 83 Ford f350 in vegas... 3 trips prior to getting it home to the dmv. Each person gave a different answer to my question (how do i get temporary plating; each person asked for different information). Ran outta time, opted to chance it...but got insurance set up through hagerty. went back to dmv after i had the truck in hand and they didnt ask for anyhing. Classic insurance is the key, but my agent said theres no way they would give me classic insurance with him as a primary (for either). Then it was simply 1 year or 5 year tags.

i took my 3/4 cummins to a1 auto and muffler in apache junction. $80. doesnt look pretty but they gave a detailed sheet on what the alignment was, what the factory spec, and what they set it to

wow thats neat

I found a bumber on marketplace, it had a set of fogs, and a lightbar. then i did separate switches for each ditch light , and then two more cargo lights in my headache rack. I got one more open switch that i was hoping to eventually put rear bumper lights in and then rig it for a connect the trailer lights i can text you pictures , if you wanna see. i got "casual" ones... but can send you specific pictures

https://www.amazon.com/weideer-Rocker-Switch-Stickers-Trucks/dp/B0D5H1CYM9/ref=sr_1_22?crid=3JM67BCJTLXP&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.--cddDtv967vPGMcIMx-2WNnnVNyAmkc3eY5BKlh6PZuhze34Crf1rUHV2H-gsR2uq1QosWdXuLi9S_zI3oNH5m-1BJYE9qUwSVbHW4hnIQrVBOwzLKiyhRZzzLcxKGDA2ZvGHPPJUPvkKvC8U5HCY49wTO3RFxwv90zNZRejnWA3YJV19n0t7_6j2cBgpdsWDs2kOX3G3-ZCJ30BDskVuz8mpiPkk8yV4l_Cwajp5o.T3Fgy3MnqNTr4etNUu3S06oPTZ-bFORynnlD5_MIVCs&dib_tag=se&keywords=rocker%2Bswitch%2Bblock&qid=1736174585&sprefix=rocker%2Bswitch%2Bblock%2Caps%2C133&sr=8-22&xpid=nsLJAGpRl3G5v&th=1 this is the one i have for my ram https://www.amazon.com/Nilight-Rocker-Automotive-Vehicles-Campers/dp/B08G1M6C58/ref=sxin_23_pa_sp_search_thematic_sspa?content-id=amzn1.sym.4a16a21a-e7b4-469f-ae74-eabb35fb2862%3Aamzn1.sym.4a16a21a-e7b4-469f-ae74-eabb35fb2862&crid=3JM67BCJTLXP&cv_ct_cx=rocker+switch+block&keywords=rocker+switch+block&pd_rd_i=B08G1M6C58&pd_rd_r=2df6db56-2d08-48f6-9c63-a6fa45cb4198&pd_rd_w=cERDw&pd_rd_wg=qSzP6&pf_rd_p=4a16a21a-e7b4-469f-ae74-eabb35fb2862&pf_rd_r=8P990FWQ0QE961MZ6XF2&qid=1736174585&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sprefix=rocker+switch+block%2Caps%2C133&sr=1-17-f853d353-bf33-45e7-b5c2-2cb2b31abc9b-spons&xpid=nsLJAGpRl3G5v&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9zZWFyY2hfdGhlbWF0aWM&psc=1

i made a headache rack and put them off of that then ran wires to the dash. Amazon has a switch block (4 or 6) and i tied it all into that

Dang it, wife just lost a client... so we said "no christmas" to each other to save money. Ive been eye balling these for a while

theres a grip of them on fb marketplace