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Noozeyeguy

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  • Birthday 11/21/1965

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    Dave
  • Sand Toys
    2015 Rzr XP1000
    2003 Z400 (Mine)
    2004 Z400 (Kid's)

    36' Moho and 20' trailer to move it all around...
  • Location
    Simi Valley CA
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    School Transportation Administrator

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  1. If you didn't sell these this past weekend, give me a holler. Just bought a 2015 XP1000, baby needs new shoes 😆 Dave, 805-558-8026, call or text. If you call leave me a message and I'll get back to you, I drive a school bus and can't always answer the phone.
  2. I think the issue arises because with the new level of "OMG panicpanicpanic" from Fearless Leader Gruesome and his retarded minions, it is unclear if anything has changed as far as Dumont is concerned. The CA Covid site is as useless as a screen door on a submarine, and the BLM Dumont page is very generic. Additionally, even the pinned post on the news page (which I would not have navigated to until I read Dunefreak's post) says that Dumont *can and may* be closed for non-compliance, and references the El Mirage closure earlier this year. We're planning a trip the week before Christmas, and I'd hate to drive five hours only to get the Griswold's Wally World welcome. I don't know what the easy answer is as far as a pinned post, etc., but I know my bookmarks go directly to the forums and my visit to the "news" tab was probably the first time I've clicked on that tab in the thirteen years I've been a member of this site.
  3. We just don't get out to the dunes anymore, sadly. I'd like to see this go to someone who can actually use it. 2014 Carson Utility ramp trailer, 6.5x14 bed. Tandem 3500# axles with single-axle brakes. Spare tire and carrier. Very lightly used, maybe three to four trips over the five years we've had it. There is rust showing through the factory paint in places, owing more to the cheap paint used by Carson than anything I've done. Paid $2500 new from the factory, I'd like to get $1500 for it. It really is in like-new condition other than the paint. Email me at noozeyeguy@gmail.com for more info or questions, I work 70+ hours a week so I might take a bit to get back to you.
  4. Hey mods: I posted this in Gen Chat because IMHO it's an issue that has wider appeal than just the gun folks. If you disagree, ok; move it wherever. Thanks for your consideration. As many of you know, in July Governor Brown signed a group of gun-control bills that collectively represent the biggest single infringement on the Second Amendment in California history. Seven bills over a period of a week that will do nothing to reduce so-called "gun violence" but will make a lot of law-abiding California gun owners into unwitting criminals. Here's the hit list: SB 880/AB 1135: Redefining "Assault Weapons." In a nutshell, these two measures outlaw the workaround for the 1986 California AW ban by redefining the "bullet button"-modified rifles as "assault weapons." This means an outright ban on the sale of such rifles, effective 1/1/2017. By 12/31/2018, all such guns must be registered with the state, which means that you no longer can transfer the gun within the state of California. Ever. To anyone. When you die, the gun must be sold out of state; destroyed; or surrendered to law enforcement -- for destruction. SB 1446: Large-capacity magazine ban. Remember when, in 1986 when the AWB was passed, the government said you could keep your existing 10+ capacity magazines? Yeah, not so much. Effective 7/1/2017, all 10+ magazines -- even those LEGALLY owned from the prior law -- must be sold out of state, destroyed, or surrendered to law enforcement for destruction. SB 1235: Ammo sales background checks. Yep, as of 1/1/2019 you'll have to pass a background check to buy ammo. Oh, and pay a fee for the background check, and another fee for every single transaction you make. Buying online? Mmmm, no. Unless that vendor is willing to ship to a licensed "ammunition vendor," who will then conduct your background check and charge you a fee to receive your ammo from out-of-state. Buy face-to-face? Nuh-uh, unless it's a family member -- then, a 50-round limit applies. Ditto bringing it in yourself from out of state, no more than 50 rounds. AB 857: 80% lowers. Oh, you can still build 'em, provided you apply to the state DOJ for a serial number, then get that number engraved BEFORE you start your build. Building an AR or AK lower? All the AW nonsense applies, which MAY mean that no serial numbers will be issued for AR or AK lowers after 1/1/2017. Got a few you built already? Gotta register those too, by 7/1/2019. Again, all the AW rules apply... so registration may be tantamount to confiscation. AB 1511: Loaning firearms. As the law stands now, you can loan a gun to anyone not known to be a prohibited person for up to 30 days. Effective 1/1/2017, unless the recipient is a direct family member, you have to go through the FFL transfer process (and pay the fees). So, to loan a gun to a buddy who's going camping, here's how it works: Go to local FFL, pass background check, pay $35 PPT fee. Wait 10 days. Friend picks up gun, goes camping, comes back. Go to local FFL, pass background check, pay $35 PPT fee. Wait ten days. Pick up your gun. Lather, rinse, repeat. Oh, did I mention the Firearms Safety Card? Yep, you both gotta have your own. AB 1695: False report. Makes it a misdemeanor to falsely report the loss or theft of a gun. It's already a crime to make a false police report; this just doubles-down on it, by making the false report of a gun theft or loss an additional crime. Why pass this law? Because by making that false report, you are now a prohibited person and cannot own firearms for ten years. That's the only reason. So I hear you asking yourself, "Self, how can I tell Sacramento that they're full of crap?" Lucky for you, pilgrim, I have the answer. Please go to www.VetoGunmageddon.org, click on the list of sites that are hosting the petition drive, and go sign. It's really that simple. I'm volunteering with this organization; I'm one of the Ventura County leads. This is the first time I've ever been involved with anything even vaguely resembling a political movement, which tells you how important this is to me as a California gun owner. Does this piss you off? Then help us out and donate, or volunteer, or both. There's links on the site for whatever you want to do. Thanks for reading this, gang. If you have any question, comments, or suggestions, post up.
  5. My daughter's car, we're the second owners I believe; we've had it for about 18 months with no issues. She's in her senior year in marching band and needs more room for instruments, etc. 71k miles. Body straight, no rust, interior excellent. Runs and drives perfectly. This has the upgrade 2.5L 4-banger, same motor as the SE-R series (but not the suspension or spoiler), so it's pretty zippy. Tires about two years old, moonroof, AM/FM/CD with MP3, very clean. A/C blows cold, everything works. Power windows/locks. Some minor oxidation on the paint/clearcoat which is common, really the only flaw on a little gem of a commuter car. $4500/best. PM/text/call Dave, 805.558.8026. Cross-posted. Car is located in Simi Valley, CA I'll add pix soon, Photobucket is down right now. In the interim, contact me and I can text pix.
  6. 2013 Kubota BX-1870 4WD diesel tractor w/LA203 front loader, ***SOLD*** • 51 hours • 18-HP diesel engine • 6.6-gal Fuel Tank • Two-speed transmission (Hi/Lo) • Midboard and rear PTO • Selectable 2WD/4WD with diff lock • High-traction bar tires (mud pattern) • Hydraulic steering • Front loader: 48” bucket, 500-lb. lift capacity
  7. Sold my buggy and enclosed trailer, looking for an utility trailer 14x7 or close. Needs to fit three fullsize quads. Whatcha got? Dave, 805.558.8026 (Cell phone died tonight, so PM for the next couple days)
  8. Got your message, thanks. Sorry I won't be available to be out there. Good luck and happy shooting.
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