July Off-Roader Of The Month...

Offroad VW based vehicles have problems/insights all their own. Not to mention the knowledge gained in VW durability.
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July Off-Roader Of The Month...

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This month's Off- Roader of the month has been a huge help to the forums. Although he seems to have one of those never ending projects (like mine), he has helped out in many other areas of the forum. We have a certain PM we are all looking for that he was responsible for as well as many other things he has gone out of his way for. He has done hours and hours of research and added it to the electrical forum as well as several other forums here on the STF. I have talked with him on several occasions and he is always willing to help with whatever I have going on. He even helped me fix my boat this summer. He joined STF on October 25, 2005 and has been a very big contributing member every since. I would like to say thank you to DAVID 58 for all of the time and effort he has given to the STF. It wouldn't be the same with out you...that's NO JQKE :wink: .


When he gets his car done, he will be ready for those long hot road trips...

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Very cool brush guard idea... :wink:

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Very nice work on the pan, I wish mine looked that good...

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That's one big bug...

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I think the body on his car has been on and off more times than mine has...

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A project like David's requires a lot of one off fabrication. I think the shocks may be a little stiff though...

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Two more cars added to the collection...

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Scored some cool lights and seats... I'm jealous...

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Happy Birthday mom... :D

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Made a cool tilt for the front end of the bug...

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All finished...

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And now the latest project is adding a fuel cell...

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Ok now David... Quit goof'in around and finish this way cool bug up :wink:

Seriously, Thank you for all the many hours you have spent helping all of us here on the STF... :D
Collecting parts again... No I'm not going to say why!
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Post by birddog1148 »

Congrats David!!! Well deserved! :D
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Post by Lotrat »

I gotta say, I have a real short list of names that really make me laugh here. David58 isn't on it, but he is on the off-roader of the month list. Congrats, you spend a ton of time here. Even when I wander to other forums, there you are. You're like a STF rash. Now get to work, I need that car done by the end of summer.
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Post by Leatherneck »

Great choice, David for sure rates the status. He has been through thick and thin here and stuck with it. Thanks David, job well done.! Now as it has been said GET TO WORK!
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Post by Sneaks »

Congrats, definitely well deserved.
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Post by anzan »

This Crown fits you! Well earned and deserved. Congratulations!
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Post by Joxracing »

David has helped me many times.

Great choice! :D
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Post by Class 11 streeter »

That's it, no more bribes as it's getting me nowhere. :lol:

Good going David! Well deserved indeed!!! :wink:
So you think your project is taking forever eh? Well you've got nothing on me.....
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I was actually the first one to see this thread after it was posted. I am still in shock. My car isn't even drivable, and hasn't been since I owned it. So I didn't even think I was in the running for OFF ROADER of the MONTH.
Thanks guys I don't know what else to say.
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Post by GA_Boy »

Congratuations Lad, well deserved.
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Post by twowheeletex »

have read loads of your posts all over the forum, and they always have something helpful in them. even if it's just something to make me laugh. congrats.
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Post by CopperBaja »

Thanks for all the help...on everything David!

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Post by Leatherneck »

No kidding Copper the guy can sling it that is for sure. David really appreciate all the help and ideas you have come up with to make STF better for the next guy.
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Post by allaboutsteve »

Congrats! It's a bauty :)
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