Sorry I slipped up. The engine is an (F) head as the hood has been bubbled for
carb clearance.

--- In bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com, "tedscj3a" <pstanfield1@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi all, I figured I would offer it here first. I have a 47 cj2a for sale. It
has been converted to an L head engine. I do not have the original flat head. It
is stock other than that. Including a warn overdrive unit. The steering box is
broken/unuseable. It has been sitting for a while.Has not been started in
several years. It does have a metal hard top and doors. It has spent several
years in the Nebraska but is back in ca now. There are some rust holes in the
body. I also have a complete 83 jeep 151 cu engine/t-90 trans/spicer t-18
transfer cas with overdrive for sale. There are also several closed knuckle
axles that go with it. I hate to have this sit for another winter. The jeep is
located in Glennville. Anyone interested in taking a look is welcome as I am
there every weekend. I have not set a price and am open to trades or offers.
>

Hi all, I figured I would offer it here first. I have a 47 cj2a for sale. It has
been converted to an L head engine. I do not have the original flat head. It is
stock other than that. Including a warn overdrive unit. The steering box is
broken/unuseable. It has been sitting for a while.Has not been started in
several years. It does have a metal hard top and doors. It has spent several
years in the Nebraska but is back in ca now. There are some rust holes in the
body. I also have a complete 83 jeep 151 cu engine/t-90 trans/spicer t-18
transfer cas with overdrive for sale. There are also several closed knuckle
axles that go with it. I hate to have this sit for another winter. The jeep is
located in Glennville. Anyone interested in taking a look is welcome as I am
there every weekend. I have not set a price and am open to trades or offers.

--- In bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com, Jeremy Rowell <jeremyrowell@...>
wrote:
>
> I hope everyone has a great Holiday! Be safe.
>
> Jeremy
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
  Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and hoping you all have a great Holiday
weekend.  See you at the next meeting!! puttputt56

I hope everyone has a great Holiday! Be safe.

Jeremy

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For those that weren't at the last meeting, The Christmas party is December
11th, Friday night at 6:30 at the Crest Bar & Grill Club House.  They are
serving a buffet of deep pit and all of the trimmings.  The cost is $20 per
person (includes the tip).  If you are planning on going please call Sandy at
661-587-6888 to tell her how many will be going.  We need to give the restaurant
a head count before the party.
We are still doing the gift exchange, so Men bring a man gift, ladies a woman's,
kids a kid gift.
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Sandy wants me to remind everyone that she needs to know if you are going to
Calico and need an RV space.  She has to release the the unused spaces by Nov
30th or the club has to pay for them.  There are still spaces available and we
need to know if your name is on one of them.  Call her at 661-587-6888 before
Nov 30th.  Thanks
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Sorry I missed that meeting, I have been busy this week and did not see the
e-mail in time.

To: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
From: jeremyrowell@...
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:13:52 -0800
Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18




























       Making sure everyone sees this. Support in numbers!

My Daughter & I have something to do tonight, so I can't go.



Here's Chris's email:



IMPORTANT TO ATTEND FOREST SERVICE MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18

The Forest Service is proposing to do some much needed Reforestation work in the
Piute burn area. They are proposing to remove some burned trees to reduce the
fuel loads and for safety. They are also proposing to plant some trees to speed
reforestation.

However due to comments probably from Sequoia Forest Keepers, they have added
Alternative C to the Reforestation Project and this proposes to decommission or
close about 9 miles of roads. They would rip the roads out using fire funds.
These roads may not be important, but we are concerned this is being proposed
when the Route Designation Plan is being done, which is supposed to deal with
roads.

The Forest Service held a meeting in Ridgecrest two days ago and it was attended
by anti access people supporting the proposed road closures except for Ron
Schiller of High Desert Multiple Use. We made sure the Lake Isabella meeting was
well attended by people in favor of keeping roads open as well as supporting the
Reforestation Project Alternative B to promote forest health.

I am afraid that the Bakersfield meeting will be well attended by the Sierra
Club, so I am hoping you will attend to ensure the Forest Service hears from the
public that we want to keep our roads open and that we support the Reforestation
Project Alternative B. Stewards will be submitting written substantive comments,
but we want to make sure the Forest Service gets a clear polite message at the
Bakersfield meeting that the public are concerned about any proposed road
closures.

MEETING from 6-8 pm 11/18/09

East Bakersfield Veterans Hall

2101 Ridge Road



Looking at the roads propose to be closed in the Reforestation DEIS I find that:

	 * 28S24D leads to an area that I have seen hunters camp in most years, so this
seems to be an important road



	 * 28S24C goes to an old mine cabin site, which was incinerated



	 * 28S24B, 27S02E,28S30, 28S33, 28S43 or 28S18A are spurs that may or may not be
important to the public



	 * The end of 28S24 does not seem to be used much by 4x4 as evidenced by the
lack of clearing downed trees on it. It is used by motorcycle to connect Dry
Meadow single track trail to Steve Springs Single track.



	 * 28S17A is a short steep dead end road at Dark Canyon that should probably be
closed. I have not seen any use on it



	 * 28S23 may be an important road for hunting or dispersed camping



	 * 27S02F is on a steep sidehill so there is no camping off of it and it
parallels 27S02 . Since the single track trail 33E65 becomes this road and then
goes back to single track it might be advisable to covert the road to trail to
avoid ATV incursion on this single track.



Sorry for the short notice. Please be sure and say hi to me at the meeting.

Thanks Chris Horgan, Executive Director Stewards of the Sequoia



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I got there late but I was able to make the meeting.  There were only two of us
there.  Jon

--- On Wed, 11/18/09, Jess F. Deegan II <jfdeeganii@...> wrote:


From: Jess F. Deegan II <jfdeeganii@...>
Subject: Re: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
To: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 4:53 PM


I have a board meeting, so I am out.
Jess

At 03:53 PM 11/18/2009, you wrote:
>
>
>I will not be able to go ether, Hope someone is able to go.  Jon
>
>--- On Wed, 11/18/09, Jeremy Rowell
><<mailto:jeremyrowell%40sbcglobal.net>jeremyrowell@...> wrote:
>
>From: Jeremy Rowell
><<mailto:jeremyrowell%40sbcglobal.net>jeremyrowell@...>
>Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
>To:
><mailto:bakersfieldtrailblazers%40yahoogroups.com>bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoo\
groups.com
>Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 11:13 AM
>
>Making sure everyone sees this. Support in numbers!
>My Daughter & I have something to do tonight, so I can't go.
>
>Here's Chris's email:
>
>IMPORTANT TO ATTEND FOREST SERVICE MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
>The Forest Service is proposing to do some much
>needed Reforestation work in the Piute burn
>area. They are proposing to remove some burned
>trees to reduce the fuel loads and for safety.
>They are also proposing to plant some trees to speed reforestation.
>However due to comments probably from Sequoia
>Forest Keepers, they have added Alternative C to
>the Reforestation Project and this proposes to
>decommission or close about 9 miles of roads.
>They would rip the roads out using fire funds.
>These roads may not be important, but we are
>concerned this is being proposed when the Route
>Designation Plan is being done, which is supposed to deal with roads.
>The Forest Service held a meeting in Ridgecrest
>two days ago and it was attended by anti access
>people supporting the proposed road closures
>except for Ron Schiller of High Desert Multiple
>Use. We made sure the Lake Isabella meeting was
>well attended by people in favor of keeping
>roads open as well as supporting the
>Reforestation Project Alternative B to promote forest health.
>I am afraid that the Bakersfield meeting will be
>well attended by the Sierra Club, so I am hoping
>you will attend to ensure the Forest Service
>hears from the public that we want to keep our
>roads open and that we support the Reforestation
>Project Alternative B. Stewards will be
>submitting written substantive comments, but we
>want to make sure the Forest Service gets a
>clear polite message at the Bakersfield meeting
>that the public are concerned about any proposed road closures.
>MEETING from 6-8 pm 11/18/09
>East Bakersfield Veterans Hall
>2101 Ridge Road
>
>Looking at the roads propose to be closed in the
>Reforestation DEIS I find that:
>     * 28S24D leads to an area that I have seen
> hunters camp in most years, so this seems to be an important road
>
>     * 28S24C goes to an old mine cabin site, which was incinerated
>
>     * 28S24B, 27S02E,28S30, 28S33, 28S43 or
> 28S18A are spurs that may or may not be important to the public
>
>     * The end of 28S24 does not seem to be used
> much by 4x4 as evidenced by the lack of
> clearing downed trees on it. It is used by
> motorcycle to connect Dry Meadow single track
> trail to Steve Springs Single track.
>
>     * 28S17A is a short steep dead end road at
> Dark Canyon that should probably be closed. I have not seen any use on it
>
>     * 28S23 may be an important road for hunting or dispersed camping
>
>     * 27S02F is on a steep sidehill so there is
> no camping off of it and it parallels 27S02 .
> Since the single track trail 33E65 becomes this
> road and then goes back to single track it
> might be advisable to covert the road to trail
> to avoid ATV incursion on this single track.
>
>Sorry for the short notice. Please be sure and say hi to me at the meeting.
>Thanks Chris Horgan, Executive Director Stewards of the Sequoia
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
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I have a board meeting, so I am out.
Jess

At 03:53 PM 11/18/2009, you wrote:
>
>
>I will not be able to go ether, Hope someone is able to go.  Jon
>
>--- On Wed, 11/18/09, Jeremy Rowell
><<mailto:jeremyrowell%40sbcglobal.net>jeremyrowell@...> wrote:
>
>From: Jeremy Rowell
><<mailto:jeremyrowell%40sbcglobal.net>jeremyrowell@...>
>Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
>To:
><mailto:bakersfieldtrailblazers%40yahoogroups.com>bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoo\
groups.com
>Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 11:13 AM
>
>Making sure everyone sees this. Support in numbers!
>My Daughter & I have something to do tonight, so I can't go.
>
>Here's Chris's email:
>
>IMPORTANT TO ATTEND FOREST SERVICE MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
>The Forest Service is proposing to do some much
>needed Reforestation work in the Piute burn
>area. They are proposing to remove some burned
>trees to reduce the fuel loads and for safety.
>They are also proposing to plant some trees to speed reforestation.
>However due to comments probably from Sequoia
>Forest Keepers, they have added Alternative C to
>the Reforestation Project and this proposes to
>decommission or close about 9 miles of roads.
>They would rip the roads out using fire funds.
>These roads may not be important, but we are
>concerned this is being proposed when the Route
>Designation Plan is being done, which is supposed to deal with roads.
>The Forest Service held a meeting in Ridgecrest
>two days ago and it was attended by anti access
>people supporting the proposed road closures
>except for Ron Schiller of High Desert Multiple
>Use. We made sure the Lake Isabella meeting was
>well attended by people in favor of keeping
>roads open as well as supporting the
>Reforestation Project Alternative B to promote forest health.
>I am afraid that the Bakersfield meeting will be
>well attended by the Sierra Club, so I am hoping
>you will attend to ensure the Forest Service
>hears from the public that we want to keep our
>roads open and that we support the Reforestation
>Project Alternative B. Stewards will be
>submitting written substantive comments, but we
>want to make sure the Forest Service gets a
>clear polite message at the Bakersfield meeting
>that the public are concerned about any proposed road closures.
>MEETING from 6-8 pm 11/18/09
>East Bakersfield Veterans Hall
>2101 Ridge Road
>
>Looking at the roads propose to be closed in the
>Reforestation DEIS I find that:
>     * 28S24D leads to an area that I have seen
> hunters camp in most years, so this seems to be an important road
>
>     * 28S24C goes to an old mine cabin site, which was incinerated
>
>     * 28S24B, 27S02E,28S30, 28S33, 28S43 or
> 28S18A are spurs that may or may not be important to the public
>
>     * The end of 28S24 does not seem to be used
> much by 4x4 as evidenced by the lack of
> clearing downed trees on it. It is used by
> motorcycle to connect Dry Meadow single track
> trail to Steve Springs Single track.
>
>     * 28S17A is a short steep dead end road at
> Dark Canyon that should probably be closed. I have not seen any use on it
>
>     * 28S23 may be an important road for hunting or dispersed camping
>
>     * 27S02F is on a steep sidehill so there is
> no camping off of it and it parallels 27S02 .
> Since the single track trail 33E65 becomes this
> road and then goes back to single track it
> might be advisable to covert the road to trail
> to avoid ATV incursion on this single track.
>
>Sorry for the short notice. Please be sure and say hi to me at the meeting.
>Thanks Chris Horgan, Executive Director Stewards of the Sequoia
>
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>
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>
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>
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>
>


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I will not be able to go ether, Hope someone is able to go.  Jon 

--- On Wed, 11/18/09, Jeremy Rowell <jeremyrowell@...> wrote:


From: Jeremy Rowell <jeremyrowell@...>
Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
To: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 11:13 AM


Making sure everyone sees this. Support in numbers!
My Daughter & I have something to do tonight, so I can't go.

Here's Chris's email:

IMPORTANT TO ATTEND FOREST SERVICE MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
The Forest Service is proposing to do some much needed Reforestation work in the
Piute burn area. They are proposing to remove some burned trees to reduce the
fuel loads and for safety. They are also proposing to plant some trees to speed
reforestation.
However due to comments probably from Sequoia Forest Keepers, they have added
Alternative C to the Reforestation Project and this proposes to decommission or
close about 9 miles of roads. They would rip the roads out using fire funds.
These roads may not be important, but we are concerned this is being proposed
when the Route Designation Plan is being done, which is supposed to deal with
roads.
The Forest Service held a meeting in Ridgecrest two days ago and it was attended
by anti access people supporting the proposed road closures except for Ron
Schiller of High Desert Multiple Use. We made sure the Lake Isabella meeting was
well attended by people in favor of keeping roads open as well as supporting the
Reforestation Project Alternative B to promote forest health.
I am afraid that the Bakersfield meeting will be well attended by the Sierra
Club, so I am hoping you will attend to ensure the Forest Service hears from the
public that we want to keep our roads open and that we support the Reforestation
Project Alternative B. Stewards will be submitting written substantive comments,
but we want to make sure the Forest Service gets a clear polite message at the
Bakersfield meeting that the public are concerned about any proposed road
closures.
MEETING from 6-8 pm 11/18/09
East Bakersfield Veterans Hall
2101 Ridge Road

Looking at the roads propose to be closed in the Reforestation DEIS I find that:
    * 28S24D leads to an area that I have seen hunters camp in most years, so
this seems to be an important road

    * 28S24C goes to an old mine cabin site, which was incinerated

    * 28S24B, 27S02E,28S30, 28S33, 28S43 or 28S18A are spurs that may or may not
be important to the public

    * The end of 28S24 does not seem to be used much by 4x4 as evidenced by the
lack of clearing downed trees on it. It is used by motorcycle to connect Dry
Meadow single track trail to Steve Springs Single track.

    * 28S17A is a short steep dead end road at Dark Canyon that should probably
be closed. I have not seen any use on it

    * 28S23 may be an important road for hunting or dispersed camping

    * 27S02F is on a steep sidehill so there is no camping off of it and it
parallels 27S02 . Since the single track trail 33E65 becomes this road and then
goes back to single track it might be advisable to covert the road to trail to
avoid ATV incursion on this single track.

Sorry for the short notice. Please be sure and say hi to me at the meeting.
Thanks Chris Horgan, Executive Director Stewards of the Sequoia

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:-)



OK, see you at Calico



Regards,

Tony

GenRight Off Road

   _____

From: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jeremy Rowell
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 11:09 AM
To: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] RE: Hammers with Tony from GenRight?





How can I convince my wife to go to the Desert for Thanksgiving? She's just
not budging!

Jeremy

________________________________
From: "rocknxj@pacbell. <mailto:rocknxj%40pacbell.net> net"
<rocknxj@pacbell. <mailto:rocknxj%40pacbell.net> net>
To: bakersfieldtrailbla <mailto:bakersfieldtrailblazers%40yahoogroups.com>
zers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 17, 2009 11:06:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] RE: Hammers with Tony from GenRight?

Tony,

Thanks for the invite. It's too soon for me to get back out to JV. I was
there last week and this week I'm going to be in Baja for the 1000. Hope you
all have a great time.

Richard G


--- On Mon, 11/16/09, Tony Pellegrino <tony@genright. com> wrote:

From: Tony Pellegrino <tony@genright. com>
Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] RE: Hammers with Tony from GenRight?
To: bakersfieldtrailbla zers@yahoogroups .com
Date: Monday, November 16, 2009, 2:30 PM

Hi guys,
I wanted to extend an invitation to my friends in the Trail Blazers Club to
join me out at the Hammers over Thanksgiving.

I will be there 11/21 thru 11/29.

We will be running trails daily that are appropriate for the vehicles
present.

On Thanksgiving day, we will be cooking the main dish for everyone (who
RSVP's)!

All you need to do is bring a side dish. :)

Send me an email if you think you can make it.
Thanks!

Regards,
Tony Pellegrino
GenRight Off Road
805-584-8635

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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Making sure everyone sees this. Support in numbers!
My Daughter & I have something to do tonight, so I can't go.

Here's Chris's email:

IMPORTANT TO ATTEND FOREST SERVICE MEETING IN BAKERSFIELD TONIGHT 11/18
The Forest Service is proposing to do some much needed Reforestation work in the
Piute burn area. They are proposing to remove some burned trees to reduce the
fuel loads and for safety. They are also proposing to plant some trees to speed
reforestation.
However due to comments probably from Sequoia Forest Keepers, they have added
Alternative C to the Reforestation Project and this proposes to decommission or
close about 9 miles of roads. They would rip the roads out using fire funds.
These roads may not be important, but we are concerned this is being proposed
when the Route Designation Plan is being done, which is supposed to deal with
roads.
The Forest Service held a meeting in Ridgecrest two days ago and it was attended
by anti access people supporting the proposed road closures except for Ron
Schiller of High Desert Multiple Use. We made sure the Lake Isabella meeting was
well attended by people in favor of keeping roads open as well as supporting the
Reforestation Project Alternative B to promote forest health.
I am afraid that the Bakersfield meeting will be well attended by the Sierra
Club, so I am hoping you will attend to ensure the Forest Service hears from the
public that we want to keep our roads open and that we support the Reforestation
Project Alternative B. Stewards will be submitting written substantive comments,
but we want to make sure the Forest Service gets a clear polite message at the
Bakersfield meeting that the public are concerned about any proposed road
closures.
MEETING from 6-8 pm 11/18/09
East Bakersfield Veterans Hall
2101 Ridge Road

Looking at the roads propose to be closed in the Reforestation DEIS I find that:
	 * 28S24D leads to an area that I have seen hunters camp in most years, so this
seems to be an important road

	 * 28S24C goes to an old mine cabin site, which was incinerated

	 * 28S24B, 27S02E,28S30, 28S33, 28S43 or 28S18A are spurs that may or may not be
important to the public

	 * The end of 28S24 does not seem to be used much by 4x4 as evidenced by the
lack of clearing downed trees on it. It is used by motorcycle to connect Dry
Meadow single track trail to Steve Springs Single track.

	 * 28S17A is a short steep dead end road at Dark Canyon that should probably be
closed. I have not seen any use on it

	 * 28S23 may be an important road for hunting or dispersed camping

	 * 27S02F is on a steep sidehill so there is no camping off of it and it
parallels 27S02 . Since the single track trail 33E65 becomes this road and then
goes back to single track it might be advisable to covert the road to trail to
avoid ATV incursion on this single track.

Sorry for the short notice. Please be sure and say hi to me at the meeting.
Thanks Chris Horgan, Executive Director Stewards of the Sequoia

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

How can I convince my wife to go to the Desert for Thanksgiving? She's just not
budging!

Jeremy



________________________________
From: "rocknxj@..." <rocknxj@...>
To: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 17, 2009 11:06:03 PM
Subject: Re: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] RE: Hammers with Tony from GenRight?


Tony,

Thanks for the invite. It's too soon for me to get back out to JV. I was there
last week and this week I'm going to be in Baja for the 1000. Hope you all have
a great time.

Richard G


--- On Mon, 11/16/09, Tony Pellegrino <tony@genright. com> wrote:

From: Tony Pellegrino <tony@genright. com>
Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] RE: Hammers with Tony from GenRight?
To: bakersfieldtrailbla zers@yahoogroups .com
Date: Monday, November 16, 2009, 2:30 PM



Hi guys,
I wanted to extend an invitation to my friends in the Trail Blazers Club to
join me out at the Hammers over Thanksgiving.

I will be there 11/21 thru 11/29.

We will be running trails daily that are appropriate for the vehicles
present.

On Thanksgiving day, we will be cooking the main dish for everyone (who
RSVP's)!

All you need to do is bring a side dish. :)

Send me an email if you think you can make it.
Thanks!

Regards,
Tony Pellegrino
GenRight Off Road
805-584-8635

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Tony,
 
Thanks for the invite. It's too soon for me to get back out to JV. I was there
last week and this week I'm going to be in Baja for the 1000. Hope you all have
a great time.
 
Richard G
 


--- On Mon, 11/16/09, Tony Pellegrino <tony@...> wrote:


From: Tony Pellegrino <tony@...>
Subject: [Bakersfield Trailblazers] RE: Hammers with Tony from GenRight?
To: bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, November 16, 2009, 2:30 PM


 



Hi guys,
I wanted to extend an invitation to my friends in the Trail Blazers Club to
join me out at the Hammers over Thanksgiving.

I will be there 11/21 thru 11/29.

We will be running trails daily that are appropriate for the vehicles
present.

On Thanksgiving day, we will be cooking the main dish for everyone (who
RSVP's)!

All you need to do is bring a side dish. :)

Send me an email if you think you can make it.
Thanks!

Regards,
Tony Pellegrino
GenRight Off Road
805-584-8635








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Hi All,
I recived a call from Bob with the forest service,he had two people off sick
this week and did not get the materials ready for the project, and there calling
for a good chance of rain in the area Friday and Saturday morning.  This would
make for muddy working conditions.  The run this weekend, to do trail work has
been canceled. I will let you know when we will be able to do this project.

Thank You, Jon

Tony Pellegrino wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
> I wanted to extend an invitation to my friends in the Trail Blazers
> Club to
> join me out at the Hammers over Thanksgiving.
>
> I will be there 11/21 thru 11/29.
>
> We will be running trails daily that are appropriate for the vehicles
> present.
>
> On Thanksgiving day, we will be cooking the main dish for everyone (who
> RSVP's)!
>
> All you need to do is bring a side dish. :)
>
> Send me an email if you think you can make it.
> Thanks!
>
> Regards,
> Tony Pellegrino
> GenRight Off Road
> 805-584-8635
>
>
Tony,
That sounds great, but I'm afraid i have to do stuff with the family....

Thanks anyway...

Mike

Hi guys,
I wanted to extend an invitation to my friends in the Trail Blazers Club to
join me out at the Hammers over Thanksgiving.

I will be there 11/21 thru 11/29.

We will be running trails daily that are appropriate for the vehicles
present.

On Thanksgiving day, we will be cooking the main dish for everyone (who
RSVP's)!

All you need to do is bring a side dish. :)

Send me an email if you think you can make it.
Thanks!

Regards,
Tony Pellegrino
GenRight Off Road
805-584-8635

--- In bakersfieldtrailblazers@yahoogroups.com, "Jess F. Deegan II"
<jfdeeganii@...> wrote:
>
> Anyone doing work at Wayne's (Sanders) tonight.  Start at 6?
> Jess
> P.S.  I will be there to help.
>
> Jess F. Deegan II
> President, Bakersfield Trailblazers
> P.O. Box 1111
> Bakersfield, CA 93302-1111
> 661-835-9557
> http://www.bakersfieldtrailblazers.org/
>Yes we were expecting to work on your Jeeps transmission but you diden't bring
it. So we worked on Wayne's rig and installed a couple of lights.

Leaving today at noon from Arvin....

Jess F. Deegan II wrote:
>
> Anyone doing work at Wayne's (Sanders) tonight. Start at 6?
> Jess
> P.S. I will be there to help.
>
> Jess F. Deegan II
> President, Bakersfield Trailblazers
> P.O. Box 1111
> Bakersfield, CA 93302-1111
> 661-835-9557
> http://www.bakersfieldtrailblazers.org/
> <http://www.bakersfieldtrailblazers.org/>
>
>
I thought we were going to work on yours at 2?

Anyone doing work at Wayne's (Sanders) tonight.  Start at 6?
Jess
P.S.  I will be there to help.

Jess F. Deegan II
President, Bakersfield Trailblazers
P.O. Box 1111
Bakersfield, CA 93302-1111
661-835-9557
http://www.bakersfieldtrailblazers.org/

Chadley needs one!
Jess

At 06:57 PM 11/9/2009, you wrote:
>
>
>I have two $50.00 gift coupons for Tom Woods. If
>your in need of a drive shaft and can use one of
>these let me know. First come first serve. I
>think this is better than putting them in
>another raffle and someone getting them that
>can't use them. They expire Feb 2 2010. call me or post an answer to this post.
>
>


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I have two $50.00 gift coupons for Tom Woods. If your in need of a drive shaft
and can use one of these let me know. First come first serve. I think this is
better than putting them in another raffle and someone getting them that can't
use them. They expire Feb 2 2010. call me or post an answer to this post.

Does anyone going on the work trip on Nov. 21st have a small jeep trailer to
haul some 8' post, carsonite post and carsonite pounders.  The forest service
has an old jeep trailer we have used before, but if I remember it still had the
old pintel hitch on it.  I have ask Bob to let me know about the hitch.  Thanks,
Jon

Trailblazers of Bakersfield,
Tonight is our monthly meeting.  The meeting starts at 7:30, in the
dining room of the Crest Bar and Grill (Pacheco and Wible, with the
entrance south of Pacheco on Wible).  Stop in before the meeting and
check out the menu, have a beer on the patio, or just come in to
harass the President.
Mahalo,
Jess


Jess F. Deegan II
President, Bakersfield Trailblazers
P.O. Box 1111
Bakersfield, CA 93302-1111
661-835-9557
http://www.bakersfieldtrailblazers.org/


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