My apologies for the delay on getting this months Ride Of The Month posted. Seems to be the season of server problems. Hey it’s a budget site. Our cars break down, my hosting company is allowed a "problem every now and then. Now that I can upload stuff here it is!!!!!

Ever been riding or driving through a camp site or out in the dunes and a super clean car catches you eye? No? You liar!!! This Car caught my eye out in the dunes, then luckily I found it again in the Washes at Glamis.

Kevin from Riverside Ca is the owner of this 90's fugitive looking thing. Not that it’s a "thing as in any ole thing. "Thing as in he thinks it may be a fugitive frame. I’m still not too good at identifying frames. You be the judge. If you figure it out please let me know.

This car is powered by a very clean 2180. And for some reason I was again surprised to find Kevin also runs a type 1 transmission.

From the time I got into duning and rails I heard horror stories about type 1 trannys and their ability to, how should I put it? Not last too long? But before I had a chance to grab pix of the clean trans connected to the clean motor the shock mounts caught my eye.

Something I have never seen before. OK something I haven’t NOTICED before. I think I’d remember this attachment to the trailing arms in a catalog somewhere. I haven’t have you? I think it’s a pretty good idea, and clean.

Did I mention I thought this was a clean rail? Clean wiring.

Clean passenger area.

Also in this shot you can see fab work done to get more travel out of the front end.

A nice touch to this rail are the Harbor Freight HID’s They sell those?

Kevin also equipped his car with a sturdy rack and pinion. I would have gotten a closer set of pictures of the front end but Kevin was itching to get back out to the virgin sand that weekend. Thanks thought Kevin for letting it stand still long enough for me to get these pictures and specs on the car. Did I mention it was clean?