SandBox_Kid

Anything around the price of a Rhino would be an old school no travel rail like mine, or a nice roller. You can't get a nice rail for the price of a Rhino without sacrificing something.....like safety, or quality of workmanship. IMO Since your life depends on the quality (after all this is a dangerous sport) why go cheap? You also need to consider replacement parts and availability. Possible repairs to the actual rail itself. I prefer to be able to talk to my builder face to face when these things come up. You also need to consider how much power the sand robs from the drive train. Are you getting enough HP with your purchase. I think sandchick had a joyner, but found it was underpowered in the sand, but she had one of the older versions. Now they have one with a LS1. ...and their quality is lacking a lot. Of course all of this is just my opinion....I'm sure others can add or take away from this. Just some things to think about.

Get another email address and don't use it for registering chit.

My experience with JW has been nothing but good, and I will buy from them again if and when the time comes.

I have noticed that biiiig time. My 2005 is going strong at 35,000 mi....and the 1995 is killing me.

There are a few discussions from both owners and seasoned veterans over on the glamisdunes site. Click I would personally save some more money and buy American.

Reminds me of working the Nellis flightline at night when the F-15's & F-16's would take off with full after burner.

It would be hard as hell to sneak up on him.

She's a chick.....so......of course.

Sorry, but in the 15 years I've dealt with cabinet making and installing I have never seen solid wood seperate. I have only seen laminates (wood, paper or plastic) separate or pull off. If you look at the picture here close enough you can clearly see what looks like a wood laminate, laminated to a substrate (usually mdf or particle board). Hardly anything is built from solid wood anymore...just parts of it. No one wants to pay for it. Trust me. If you could provide a better picture I am offering to provide a possible solution. I just need to see more to understand where it is separating.

It's not a resort, but most of the Hawaiian's (sp?) I know here hang out at the California casino downtown.

Dayum that sucks. Nice choice of beverage.

....and chrome. Don't forget about the chrome.

They are only banned from being manufactured. You can still have those memories and buy one.

They have one of those downtown at the freak-mont street experience. I see it everyday on the way in to work. Never seen anyone riding it though.

<--- here's mine.

Yep. They'll spend money on all kinds of chit!

...that would be the "Browns" going to the big pool?

...and here I was thinking it was a nice "nugget" of info.

What is the overall length and width(at rear paddles)? I am curious if this will fit in my hauler with the tires on........

Looks good Yoshi....and like I was saying on GD.....putting it next to the sonoma really puts it into perspective.

You're gonna want the paddles at Coral. It's softer than Dumont.

Cut the family out of "family fun" and it's no fun for the family.

...and I assume there is no browse option at this point either?

At the step in bold do you have a choice to piont to the driver you downloaded instead of going to the internet to look? We backrev everything here at work to XP, so I am taking a shot in the dark.

The best investment I think I made was the electric tongue jack.