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Yea I purchased the 465/205 combo, driveshafts, rims, tires, and bumper from a guy who was parting out his Blazer. The axles I got from a junkyard in Vineland. That's the thing about the 465, its actually a 3 spd cause you drive it 2, 3, 4 and 1st gear is actually LOW gear (like 6.13, or...

My rig: 88 K5 Blazer with stock TBI 350 modified: -465 manual w/ new forked clutch -205 transfer case -custom driveshafts -4" lift-springs -rear 14bff axle with factory gov-lock -front 3/4 ton 10b axle -4.10 gears -35x12.50x15 MT/R's on... -8 lug 15x10 steelies -40 series...

Yes, the 2 old houses at Atsion both rule! Also, the house that got a few members of this board fined is pretty creepy looking. It is on Bulltown Rd out by Batsto. Just make sure to photograph it from the road only!

Am I missing something?

This is what originally got me hooked on eating beef jerky as a snack. However, my old manager brought in some fresh deer jerky once and it was the best meat I had ever tasted.

There was a post on here many many months ago about an abandoned house somewhere on Rt 9 between New Gretna and Tukerton. Does anyone have more precise directions here? Stu - I checked out those cabins after school today. It was a really cool site being right on the Mullica like that. Very...

Doesn't matter to me. Meat is meat.

No, I am not picky. I cannot really be too picky when it comes to man made structures that have stood up to the perils of time and nature. I enjoy any and all old abandoned buildings, ecspecially those which are little known and seldom explored.

I'm sure at least most of you on this board know me by now. Well at least you must realize my fascination with abandoned buildings. Anyway... I have really been idle lately with my explorations due, in part, to the fact that I have simply run out of new places to explore. So the question I...

Anyone on here selling any homemade beef jerky or know where I can buy some good local beef jerky?

There is an ad in the local paper for a wood stove. It is called a Pine Barron Wood Stove. Says it was made in Chatsworth. Anyone know anything about this stove?

Yea, me and my friends toom turns riding in the boat. We ended up leaving it in the middle of a HUGE puddle not too far from where we originally found it.

Hahaha, I actually did this one time. I had an old beater S-10 Blazer last summer and I was out trailriding with some buddies. Anyway, we found an old boat on the side of the trail so we hooked up a tow-strap to the boat and away we went! Good times...

Wasn't there a country club in Chatsworth in the early 1900s?

That's the stock size on the Blazer. Compared to the rest of the truck, they look like golf cart tires. So naturally 35"s are the only acceptable solution.

Considering my s-10 blazer bit the dust in June, I finally got myself a new 4x4... It's a 1988 K5 Blazer. After a 4" lift and 35" tires, this thing will be almost unstoppable in the pines (knock on wood).

1-Apple Pie Hill 2-Mt Misery/Pasadena 3-Martha/Calico 4-Atsion 5-Belcoville (outskirts)

1) New Gretna House burned down. Sad, another historical landmark lost. 2) An F-16 in Little Egg Harbor missed its target and fired on an elementary school accidentally. 3) Alaska voted to legalize marijuana but it did not pass. 4) The Local 54 strike is finally over. (older news)...

Shoot, I can't believe I missed this. I had work and was unable to attend. Was it as good as last year?

Hey... I was just searching through my own gallery and I came across this photo that I took: http://www.njpinebarrens.com/forums/modules.php?set_albumName=album116&id=aag&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_photo.php It is from approximately June of 2003...