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Wrenching Dad
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Wife and I came across and helped the guy (center-kneeling) who just rolled his friends 900. First time on the dunes and he had his 30 month old daughter with him. Some young moms passing by in 4 seaters scooped up the little girl while we righted the vehicle.
All OK and we rolled the 900 back over undamaged.
Lesson: Ya just don't hand your SxS keys to someone who's never driven the dunes.
New RV was flawless. When we returned from the dunes this morning we hit the closing day LA Car Show.
Never heard of this happening: One of the demonstration model girls in the GMC/Chevy area was chatting with the wife for 20 minutes then flipped Alice $2000 in "after-negotiating-your-best-price-discounts" chits on a new dually. Now that ain't too bad:

Sandcat:

The dunes were wet and everyone ran a few pounds more pressure in the tires to compensate for the first few days. Pretty rutted for the kids to ride their quads, so the kids and moms sometimes rode shotgun in the rzr's and buggies.
Excellent weather, we heard of no fatals or any one even getting hurt,, yet.
We heard (2nd hand) from down South at Gordons Well that the Rangers reported 3 SxS's burned to the ground. Two had gas containers bung'd in the storage that leaked down on the engine and ignited, one other had a leaky turbo oil line that ignited. All 3 total losses.
Not unusual to see quad and MC people with milk containers filled with gasoline and the top duct taped on. Their friends carry the containers in their SxS's on long runs like to Gordons or Buttercup or North Glamis.
What could possibly go wrong doing that?
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