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From Point Roberts? Looks nice

No racoon picture yet, But here's Monster cilmbing on one

I have to find them, I looked but they may not be on this computer. I'll find them eventually.

No problem having dogs in a quality IK, I've had dogs in mine on the river (not my dog), and cats and racoons playing on them without problems

IK's are horrible in flatwater, They're harder to paddle, and have more drag than a hardshell boat, they don't track worth a damn (a skeg may help I don't have one on my boats), and get blown around quite a bit as soon as the breeze picks up. The main reason I have them is because they're more...

I have a couple, An Aire Lynx II (the yellow boat), and a Sotar solo boat, They are more suited for whitewater but get their share of use on flatwater.

Dry ice solves that problem :) , It will stay frozen for a couple days.

A fridge has to be plugged in, I've never seen an extension cord long enough for a 21 day Colorado River trip.

My '81 shortbed, Buick 3.8 ltr., turbo 350, 3" lift rear locker. Owned it forever

I guess I never added mine to this thread. '81 Shortbed, Buick 3.8, Turbo 350, Rear locker, Lots of Downey Toyota parts.

I may be on the Wenatchee river that weekend, But if not I may try to head up there, sounds like fun.

Like everyone else I have several stoves but the one that gets used if I have room is a Camp Chef Weekender, It's big,heavy and needs a full sized propane tank but it's as good as a home stove. They no longer have cast iron burners, The legs are too short (I keep mine on a table but also made...

It was only a couple miles away, It woke me up but no damage. Girlfriend thought there were cows on the deck again.

I've had a Camp Chef Weekender for over 10 years and have been very happy with it, It's big and heavy but it outperforms anything I had before.

Very nice, That's been my plan for my '81 but I haven't found a Chinook body that isn't either trashed or too nice to cut up.

I have a big tube/fin style in my truck (3.8 Buick engine, Turbo 350 tranny) along with a plate style for an oil cooler, The transmission stays about 175* and engine oil about 195*, Water temp stays below 195* with a 195 thermostat. I've been very happy with both the Hayden tube cooler and the...

Your right, There gone,It's now a European car repair place, I haven't been over there in a while (Just to get my ski pass at the mount Baker office). I did think the springs were too stiff when I first installed them but they softened up, I also have a Corbeau suspension seat that helps a...

I'm pretty sure they still have a showroom and shop on Iowa st. in Bellingham, at least they did last time I drove by there. I didn't know they had such a bad reputation, I bought my springs from them about 17 years ago when I lived in NY, Six months later I was living 25 miles away from them...

I've been real happy with my NRS wing, But like yours the seam tape failed. I removed the tape and thinned out some Aquaseal and brushed it on the seams, It's held up for years and still doesn't leak. I purchased mine used as well (It was on one of their company trips and catalog), and saved...

Aire makes a removable skeg, I've never tried one but I'm sure it would help. http://www.aire.com/accessories/skeg-kit.asp