Project Deli – Filters and Fluids and Belts, oh my!
Sure, I put 2000 miles on the Delica with just an oil change. But it’s time to get serious and make this bad ass minivan bullet proof!
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Project Deli – Let’s get Classy! Without the ball?
You can’t have a minivan without a hitch. It is almost a requirement. I couldn’t believe I found a specialty manufacturing company that was building them in the US!
Project Deli – How Low Can You Go?
How many times do you have to bang your head on something (excluding all rock songs between 1984 and 1988) before you fix it? For me, it was about three.
Delica – Misplaced Priorities. Just drive – ignore what’s under the hood.
Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) vehicles are wonderful, weird, and quirky in features and functions. This is going to be a memorable ride.
The Northern Lights refuse to show. Options? Wink, wink.
Sometimes, when the Northern Lights don’t want to give up their wonder, you have to find it in something else. I found two options.
Why God gave monkeys thumbs. Dodge front wheel bearings.
Sometimes, you have to fix things. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find high-quality parts. A mild rant by Dave.
What I have learned – Glacier 2024
It was a good summer doing seasonal work at Glacier Park. I waxed and waned on what I learned, what I forgot, and all the mistakes I will make again next summer!
Wrapping up the season: Heavy Runner with my boy, Mitch.
Mitch got a taste of one of the lesser peaks up at Logan Pass.
One that is away from the hoards of the parking lot. And not on the radar of trongs of peakbaggers from social media.
Snow Day at Logan Pass. Origin of the Triumphant Three.
I drive a Red Bus in the summer and a school bus the rest of the year. I have never dreamed of a ‘Snow Day’ at Logan Pass. But the best way to get thru bad weather is …. good people. 🙂
A cold day in the clouds on Going to the Sun. No bears, no views.
Mitch and I take a second bite of the Going to the Sun apple. The season is getting short, and not many more opportunities. But this time, it wasn’t bears eating moths. But the usual nemesis – weather!
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