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as some of you know.
i recently moved to new mexico.
yesterday i went in search of a flaps.(friendly local auto parts store)
i wanted some speed bleeders.
i went to the usual places autozone/checker and then found a napa
this napa is what i dreamed of when i lived in durango.
it is a warehouse sized building with hardly anything for sale out front.
and six guys at computers and a huge bank of PAPER REFERENCE BOOKS on racks behind them.
they can and will find anything in those books.
i have never seen that many parts in stock on a shelf.
i think i'm in flaps love.

p.s.
farmington also is the home to the states largest junkyard
and they DO let you wander around looking for stuff

Sounds like you found a good place to live!!!! A parts store with books and a big junkyard, what more could a guy need???

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

Sounds like you found a good place to live!!!! A parts store with books and a big junkyard, what more could a guy need???

thats all i can think of.
oh and plenty of desert to go cruisin and shooting in.

Yuppers, I'd say that's perfect!!!!

The parts store here is owned by an X stockcar driver..He knows what hes talking about and still has his catalogs from the 60s for referance. If he dosen't have the parts he has them the next morning. those places are hard to find

Farmington has some nasty off-road trails - lots of big vertical shelfs and challenging trails for heavily modified 4x4 Jeeps & buggies. There's a couple of really good 4x4 clubs in the area, too.

Originally Posted by rspears

Farmington has some nasty off-road trails - lots of big vertical shelfs and challenging trails for heavily modified 4x4 Jeeps & buggies. There's a couple of really good 4x4 clubs in the area, too.

there is a lot of good trails for my bone stock 63 kaiser/willys cj5 as well.

Now the important stuff, is there a drag strip and a dirt track nearby???

Aztec Speedway