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Las Vegas Speedway / Nellis Air Force Base

We used to go to the Street Car Super Nationals there and watching the A-10's was as much fun as the racing!

Got the D4S amp and crossovers mounted behind my seat.

I reused the mounting posts from my old setup by using some Kydex sheets.

After my heart with the clean install, nicely done JC

MarkyDents wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2024 11:18 pm After my heart with the clean install, nicely done JC

This is what used to be there. When I initially did the stereo in this truck, I reused a lot of stuff that I already had. I also integrated the factory Sync radio in with it.
My factory radio started acting up a while back, so I replaced it with a Kenwood Execelon. The built in DSP eliminated the need for the EQX.

I took the RC crawler to Clifty Falls (Madison IN) and saw this little guy sunbathing.

I texted the pic to my wife and told her I couldn't believe my luck, finding a giant turtle and a giant quarter on the same day. She didn't get it.

The exhaust problem on my sons equinox that he was told to have fixed 2 months ago turned into a $2k job instead of a $200 kob because he was lazy and procrastinated.

No such thing as a $200 auto repair.

That said, I don't see anything remotely close to a $2000 repair. Unless, they are using all OEM parts.

Letting the dogs runs round the yard and saw this "little" guy land.

That is the most rotund goldfinch I've ever seen. We normally have a bunch of them that fly around the backyard every year.

Lowgear wrote: ↑Sun May 05, 2024 9:30 pm That is the most rotund goldfinch I've ever seen. We normally have a bunch of them that fly around the backyard every year.

He was throwing a tennis ball for the dogs and it accidentally went down the Finch's throat cartoon style...

Took this picture of my little workmate today. He's on top of the world.

This formed from a swarm of bees within 3 minutes. After 10 minutes it is about 2 feet long. The local apiculture extension is coming in the hour to rehome them.

In Wausau, WI for work. Nice sunset at least.