whos going where

Hey Jeremy! I don't know where exactly you are in Fort Worth but the Yamaha dealer on Hwy 10 and 121 sell them. I pass by it everyday. If you need one I could pick it up for you. Also if I remember correctly, if you are planning to come out this Sat I thought they were selling them at B port. I am not 100% about that though.

probily wont be making it yet again, lack of 2nd gear in my tranny and moms clutch went out in her car this morning so ill be doing a lot of wrenching this break. Avi needs 1. oil change 2. parking break repair. 3. inner tie rod passenger side. 4. diagnose and repair stearing wheel shake ( hope its related to tie rod.) then my YJ needs 1 oil change 2. tranny stablelizer mount repaired ( hope fixes 2nd gear problem ) 3. turn signal wireing harness, whole lever fell off also controls whipers. 4 a lot of little things. MOMS YJ 1. tranny fluid change. 2. transfer case fluid change. 3. Differentls oil changed 4. 4 wheel drive not working (possibly bad posi lock half shaft vacume thingy) And the garage is still full of boxes and furniture from the move becouse my back has been out. so if anybody else cant go wheeling pleaase come over and grab a beer and wrench

ORIGINAL: Armour

I thought they were selling them at B port. I am not 100% about that though.

 
They do not say one way or the other on the park web site, though they now have a new statement regarding OHV stickers up.  Talk about dancing around the issue...
 
"Northwest Park does not require the Texas OHV decal for entering the park but TPWD does spot check from time to time. Failure to comply with the provisions of this law constitutes a class C misdemeanor and could result in the OHV operator being issued a citation. Fines for this offense range from $25 to $500. "
 
Hmmm.  Oh, and they now have yet another version of map on the site.  Color coded and all, but it seems like with each version trails appear and disappear.  And I noticed they have officially (on this version map at least) started naming some trails, including one named "Big Beav".  Not sure if it is the trail we were thinking of but at least there is one named in his memory!  We'll have to check it out Saturday.