Flight Aware from KCRQ to Florida
Million Air in Nassau Bahamas
The Nssau tower.
The view from my hotel room.
Today I pulled out the drive shafts. 
Out with the old exhaust system.
The Dana 20 transfer case is out.
Pretty soon I will be able to remove the body from the frame.
As you can see the inside is pretty much a crap hole. The battery and the gas tank are not where they belong.
The dash has been disassembled for me. and the A/C looks a little sad.
I did find out the engine is a V345. Yea!!! after removing a few years of oil I was able to find the engine size stamped into the block. Soon I will have the engine out and the rebuild will began.
After a days work cleaning all the crap out, the inside is now clean. Still no rust.
The interior is cleaned out. Its time to start pulling the muffler, drive shaft, and transfer case out. Then I will be ready to remove the engine. I found the biggest black widow in the engine compartment when I was digging through the wires. His body was as big as my thumb. I grabbed a can of raid and sprayed in every hole inside and out. Came back twenty min. later and there were five black widows dying hanging on their webs. I'm glad I did that. I would hate to get bit. See you next time.
I'm here in Las Vegas Nevada picking up my prize. It is a 1972 International Scout II.
It is a stock truck for now. It has no lift and has 31" tires. The engine is a v8 and I hope it is a V345. I will have to wait till I get it back to Utah and find out what the actual size is.
The front and rear breaks are drum. The front axle is a Dana 30 and the rear is a Dana 44. Soon project Iron Wolf will have a 7" suspension lift, 3" body lift, Disk breaks all around, 36" tires, new paint, new interior, and a rebuilt engine.
The body is in perfect condition. No Rust! The trade off is does not run. I will have to tow it back to Utah. The two hour ride back is well worth it.
On the 13th of September Sharon, Bandit and myself drove two hours to get to Marysvale Utah. This was our first trip to the Paiute trail. The trail consist of 1900 miles of trail. We did 115 miles in two days. The town of Marysvale sits at 5980 feet in elevation and we drove up to 102oo feet.
Chilling at the Barneys lake. This lake sits at 10050 feet. 
Bandit making sure Sharon is staying on the trail and keeping a look out for critters.
These 50 inch wide bridges keep the marshes looking great and keep the quads on the trail.
Labor Day at Casto Canyon. The trail Sharon and I did was a 36 miles loop. The elevation started at 6750 feet and climbed to 9210 feet and back down to the start. This was our fourth ATV trail and by far the best. Casto Canyon is in the Bryce Canyon area and the formations were awesome. There was so much beauty out there. The trail was easy to moderate in difficulty. It took about 4 hours to complete.
Some of the great views and they were non-stop. You had to be careful to keep your eyes on the trail and not fixate on the scenery.
If you look closely you can see Sharon at the very bottom of the red formation.
Following Sharon on the trail surrounded by HooDoos.
To the South
To the West
To the East
To the North
Out on the Northern Idaho trail. The bummer of it all is all the trails were shut down by the green people. Out of 256 trails only 4 were open in the area. This area used to be really fun but now it is a drag.
On the trail we say this coyote. He didn't know if he was to stay or run. He stayed. It was cool to watch him. After he realized we were not going to hurt him, he went back trying to get a mouse that was under the downed tree.
Sharon posing with a Elk.
One last picture before we head home.
The Durango and the trailers all loaded up and ready to go.
Saturday the 18th of August Sharon and I went out on the Scarecrow Trail. The trail is a 25 mile loop that hugs the Utah / Nevada boarder. It was an easy trail. The trail started at an elevation of 3350 ft and climbed to 5630 ft. Check out her new ITP SS112 rims and Mudlite tires. Looks pretty good.
The trail went through a large Joshua tree forest. This part of the forest was burnt out by the 2005 /2006 fires.
This is the Joshua tree forest that did not get touched by the fire. The forest looked like it covered about 20 acres.
Taking a rest under the Joshua tree.
Inside the Joshua tree forest.
Sharon dropping 2 feet into a wash and climbing back out. Pretty good for her second trip on an ATV.
It's time for lunch.
25 miles, 3 hours and its time to head home.
