And just like that!

Summer is over . It came so fast and was gone before it started. I have a lot of content to add since I've been "M.I.A" from the site the past few months. I will be updating regularly starting now. I've been so busy this summer working, helping my dads business. For the foreseeable future I hope to have "Road Shredder" t-shirts printed and in stock and also starting a online store for products to make your vehicles run better and help performance, via gas issues ,and have a great selection of a complete detailing and cleaner line. Bad news at the moment the van is having some internal mechanical problems so she is in the shop as of today so hopefully it's nothing major. Considering it's pushing a quarter million miles ,it's the first problem in the motor that has arose yet . I definitely consider that a feat in itself! That's all for now. You all stay safe and grip it and rip it folks.

Bro Van

         I pull into the gas station today and BAM I caught this crazy van out of the corner of my eye . After I stopped and stared in the middle of the parking lot I went and parked and started talking to the guy. He ended up being from Florida passing through. You cannot tell from the picture how many hours this guy has put fabricating car parts and all types of odds and ends on the van but let me tell you that thing was the raddest tacky van Ive ever laid my two blue eyes on. He had cut a hole in the roof and had a surfboard crashing through and it turned into a shelf inside. The van had a guitar attached to the side, a car hood, old hot rod tail light scoops, license  plates from states he visited( Didn't ask how he got them haha),skate boards hooked on somehow,crazy types of fiber glass molding and different types of materials with spray paint to finish it off. All in all the van was awesome and I'm stoked to have met such a cool character!

Van To A Dozer

This week I'm swapping the van out for a huge indoor cab D3 dozer.  One of the kids I trains 

father is paying for the equipment and another one of my riders father is paying me to re-build

the track at my house. This is such a awesome opportunity for me to be able to redo my track Financially, its a big push to rent the equipment and the cost of fuel and the price of a track 

builder to build a motocross track is very expensive. Im feeling super blessed and will post 

pictures of the progress. I know its off subject of the VAN LIFE but I am sure you guys will 

find the progress of the track pretty rad and interesting. Well I hope so, Stay tuned for more.

Broke ground to day. This is a picture of a landing of one of the jumps.

   

Another shot of the back of the same jump.

Staying warm with a Buddy!

I chose The Buddy Heater as my choice for staying warm in the cold winter months. The Buddy Heater is very cost efficient for a heater of this caliber compared to other brands of heaters. The Buddy Heater can run off of either a 2 pound propane bottle that simply screws into the heater that you can purchase at a local camping store or Walmart .You can also buy a adapter and hose which i have pictured, for using a refillable 20 pound propane tank. The Buddy Heater is safe to run indoors but any time its in use I crack the windows an inch or so just to play it safe. I also purchased a co2 monitor just to be safe . I have only had it go off twice which was because the windows weren't cracked but the Buddy Heater has a built in shut off if the co2 level gets to high. I have been in close to zero degrees and the Buddy Heater has kept me warm in the coldest conditions and only takes about five minutes for the van to get toasty warm. I would recommend The Buddy Heater to anyone staying in their vehicle for the price and how easy it works. If you want to be even more warm, you can upgrade to the bigger heater which is simply called The Big Buddy Heater.It has twice as much power and runs off the 2 pound and 20 pound bottles.Mr. Heater- Inc. MRHF274800 MH18B Big Buddy Heater (Google Affiliate Ad)