Here's some pics from our little jaunt to Sandlake this weekend. I went with my usual partner in crime, Rick W. and Al link and his wife Terry Lynn. Al ha s an incredible body and paint shop called Competition Paint in Sandy, Oregon. Their phone# is (503) 668-3954. There website is :http://www.competitionpaint.com/compaint/

This first pic is of the 3 H2's waiting to get going.

"I smell varmint poontang."

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Here's some pics from our little jaunt to Sandlake this weekend. I went with my usual partner in crime, Rick W. and Al link and his wife Terry Lynn. Al ha s an incredible body and paint shop called Competition Paint in Sandy, Oregon. Their phone# is (503) 668-3954. There website is :http://www.competitionpaint.com/compaint/

This first pic is of the 3 H2's waiting to get going.

"I smell varmint poontang."

[This message was edited by DRTYFN on 06-04-03 at 12:23 PM.]

[This message was edited by DRTYFN on 06-04-03 at 12:26 PM.]

Same shot from behind.

"I smell varmint poontang."

At the little store on the way in to Sandlake. Al needed a flag.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Airing down(to 15psi) and attaching our flags.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Lined up and surveying the dunes.

"I smell varmint poontang."

The Master of Disaster.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Al's awesome paint job. Now I'm not much of a flame fan, but this paint job is soooo friggin' cool. Watching this H2 go blowing across the dunes is really fun!!

"I smell varmint poontang."

Getting ready to hit the bowl face. We're about 300 yards away from the bowl.

"I smell varmint poontang."

There is my personal water buffalo hole. I did my best to empty that little lake all by myself. I did a pretty good job, too. Over the period of about 4 hours I think I dropped the level of water about 1 1/2 feet.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Rick and Al can have fun with just about anything. We tried to find a Mini Cooper, but no luck.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Brother Rick was having a great time with this big piece of driftwood.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Monkey see, monkey do.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Al & TL coming through the sawgrass at the top of the dunes.

"I smell varmint poontang."

Fire on the dunes.

"I smell varmint poontang."

My favorite tactic was to wallow around through the 2ft+ deep water, picking up as much water as the Beast would carry, and then race up the bowl and carve hard and head back down dousing the path behind me.

"I smell varmint poontang."

End of the day. Airing back up, taking the flags off and shaking out some of the sand.

"I smell varmint poontang."

I wish I could figure out how to post some analog video. I've got a lot of footage of my water escapades. Does water up to the windshield sound good? Just briefly- don't get excited. No sinkings this time.

"I smell varmint poontang."

What a fantastic paint job on the yellow/orange H2 - Is this the type of work he does? Did he design it - Beautiful

Sorry for the second post - What size tires are on each vehicle? Are they 37 and did they rub alot - what is the air preassure on the road versus off?

Thanks