This is how I got to work today.... Options

[swizz]

For real.
Since my business caters to a niche market (log home industry), I get to see, bid, and work on some very interesting properties. Today I was looking at an extremely remote ranch complex owned by some of the rich and famous to which I'm not at liberty to mention (or even hint). Followed the guy about 40 miles, got out of the Jeep and into this thing for another 6 miles of unplowed FR, then a sketchy private 2-track road for about another mile to access the ranch. Safe to say no paparazzi are going to find this one. The property has great lore... originally a mining camp in the late 1800s, it gained enough traffic to earn a Post Office for a short time. Later as the mining fizzled out a party purchased the property and owned it for many years running it as a private lodge of sorts. The new owners (whom I am bidding for) have very elaborate restoration plans. Cool little ghost town, maybe 6 log structures operational and in very good condition, one modern and another in the works. I'm bidding on chinking restoration for three of the structures, wish me luck! This is a biggun.

[CP]

Very cool Swizz and best of luck getting the bid. That will sure make for some nice peaceful lunch breaks on the job!

Nice ride, I've always wondered how well those track set ups work on pick ups and what kinda top speed they are rated for?

Thanks for sharing the pics, reminds of when I was building log homes in Michigan and had to ride the katamaran and horse carraiges to work everyday. Fun commute!

[swizz]

Nice ride, I've always wondered how well those track set ups work on pick ups and what kinda top speed they are rated for?

.... reminds of when I was building log homes in Michigan and had to ride the katamaran and horse carraiges to work everyday. Fun commute!

I'm thinking we did around 30mph in it but I'm not sure. Seems like it's rated for pretty good speed.
What part of Michingan? I was raised in the U.P. (copper country).
Are you a fellow Yooper??