It's video time

[sidewinder73]

Hey thats really cool!What engine or exhaust is in the brown one going into the mud pit (At 1:20 in video)It sounds mean in the video!

[Model Citizen]

[Mike]

Thanks for the video Mike.
My guess is you had the only 6x6's there.
Whipper

Yeah, we were.

Hey thats really cool!What engine or exhaust is in the brown one going into the mud pit (At 1:20 in video)It sounds mean in the video!

Thanks, it's a briggs motor out of a bandolero car from 600 Racing | Home and the muffler is a glasspak. Here's the thread on it's buildup: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/max-a...ne-max-iv.html

[George]

That would be our very own Larry W. He surprised us the other day with the animations of our avatars. Don't know how he did it , but he's got skills.

Thanks, Larry.

Bridget

Very cool Larry!

[mudbug3]

That looks like some very soft mud below the surface of the water , but persistance payed off in the end. lol I,m also sure that the added weight of the passengers did,nt help things either.

[Roger S]

He figured it out at the end.. more throttle! Make those giant runamuks thrust forward.

[Roger S]

2007 re run of Schwab's Badlands dvd. Me showing off. A rare success of my argo in a bad mud hole. This was river bottom land, bottomless rutted hole from modified trucks, then flooded with silt.

Perfect The frontier did go through it first with a passenger.

[coosaridgerider]

Roger what kind of motor do you have in that argo.Sounds great,Vangaurd?

[yellowargo]

Thanks Roger, You inspired me to watch the video I bought at length.(AGAIN) One of the best in my collection from John. Good job guys.

John I still enjoy watching the videos, they have had a lot of play time at my house.

Kevin

[Roger S]

Coosa, it has the 18 vanguard that came in it, with a can of Popeye's spinach poured down the carb.

[LarryW]

Wow Roger, nice run. Your experience shows. Finally got to see where the avatar came from. Great show.

I assume John Schwab is the narrator. He is funny. "we rack up a lot of miles but dont go very far". He said some other stuff to but I was cracking up listening to him.

[Roger S]

That is of course John Schwab filming and narrating. He loves to film, at a great cost of cutting into his riding time. Spend a few hundred $ in expenses for a weekend, and then spend 1/2 that time filming? Not me, but am sure glad he does so we have the memories. He hasn't made a profit selling videos, but it helps offset the cost of muddy and dusty camcorders. I think he has a stack of Ashtabula videos yet to sell, at $10 delivered. Plus all the other events he's filmed over the years. He can be reached at jsschwab@localnet.com

[Model Citizen]

[mudbug3]

[mudbug3]