Below
are some links that I've found useful, some that are fun and
a few that I think are just plain important for us to know:
Custom
Battery Cables on eBay:
Occasionally,
someone exchanges a cable that was ordered wrong. Sometimes,
I build battery cables out of leftover pieces. I put this
stuff on eBay. See what I have
for sale now. Here's
custom battery cables ebay feedback.
Some
useful links:
If you own
a SSR you owe it to yourself to check out
Simple Engineering.
We're working with Mike there to to build components for
their
SSR spare tire kit.
MI Hummer
- Your online resource for Hummer!
Colorado K5 offers trick and tips for off-roading and
K5 blazers.
See the review of the
Chevy Blazer cables we did for the
Colorado
K5.
Just how big is that 2/0 cable? Check out my new
wire gauge
chart.
Optima
sealed batteries are great for off road; no acid to slosh around.
Warn
winch, hub, lights and axle kits are another thing you'll
see off road.
Dennis
Kirk sells discount motorcycle parts.
Gary Olen's
Sportsman's
Guide sells discount camping gear.
Go to
Gov Liquidation
to buy that military surplus jet engine you always wanted
;-).
The Auto
Trader
online.
Some
fun links:
Honda Ad
that didn't make it to the US.
Arizona
Military Vehicle Collectors club web site.
Art Cars
- What were they thinking?
The
White Dwarf. A pedal powered, one man blimp.
Some
inspirational links:
Lance Armstrong overcame cancer to do great things in the sports
world and start a cancer support foundation.
LiveStrong.org
They were
normal Americans who were called on to fight to save the lives
of their fellow citizens. In the very best tradition of
the American citizen soldier they rose to the challenge. The
heroes of our generation's Alamo.
United Flight 93 was the first battle in the War on
Terror. God Bless them and their families.
A National
Guardsman working in Iraq has start a "Toys for Tots" like charity
for Iraqi children. Bullets will win the war but stuff
like this will win the peace. Read the
Fox News article. Visit the Chief's blog site
ChiefWiggles.com
and donate to
OperationGive.org.
Dave Karnes
was a civilian who drove to
the ruble pile and found the last two survivors after the pros
had pulled out. Note: I've had the above link on my web
site for years. I receiver a short email from one of Dave's
relatives (unfortunately, I didn't save it). She wrote that
Dave has re-enlisted in is now serving in Iraq.
Dave_Karnes at wikipedia
Do you have
a link that you think others would enjoy? Want me to add
a link to your site or business? I'll be happy to swap
links with reputable
automotive businesses. Please note: if your
web site sells junk, I'm not interested.
