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Over 22 years ago, in March 2003, Thom Singer @ntsqd led So Cal Broncos on a run through the eastern section of the Calico Mountains, including a foray up into little-visited Sunrise Canyon. During that trip Thom mentioned an old mining railroad that had existed in that area, which included a...

This depiction of the route of the short, gravity-fed ore railway for the Palm Borate Company is an approximation, based on historical depictions and aerial maps. It is not definite or based on any actual, specific GPS data.

The Palm Borate Company was one of the last commercial mining operations in the eastern Calico Mountains, operating for just 10 days before collapsing along with the price of borate minerals, in 1907. Located in an unnamed canyon immediately southwest of Sunrise Canyon, the operation was notable...

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I'm interested depending on the date you settle on. Of the options you chose I'd be more inclined to option 1. I've done Mojave road and while it's fun with lots of interesting stuff to see, something tells me a Thom Singer guided tour might take me somewhere I've never been before.

I'd do $400 and give you until the weekend since I work out of town LOL

There should be some text next to those slide-switch thingies.

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Welcome! Please feel free to put your actual name somewhere like in your sig so we don't all have to call you othoap LOL.

Good looking EB! I don't have much of a grasp on current market values but hopefully some folks here can give you a good ballpark on it. Good luck with the sale.

Just go out to the Broncos For Sale section and create a new post. Read our Marketplace Rules first.

I deleted EGR on my 5.8l. It was pretty simple with the Lightning lower intake, simply threaded the exhaust gas port in the middle of the intake runners and screwed a pipe plug into it, and plugged the ports on the corners of the heads. On a 5.0/5.8 you then just ditch the EGR spacer and fab up...

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I don't like Hi-Lift jacks. I carry a small, cheap bottle jack from Harbor Freight that costs about $25. Fits inside my onboard tool box and works every time. I carry a couple of small wood blocks for footing or extra dunnage when needed. The ones you posted look interesting, if a bit expensive...

You got it!

Price drop now $200.