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Russell Payzant
Registrace 29. 09. 2012
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Payzant Family Memories 1994 Lake Powell 2 5
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clear water in narrow rock passages, cool views of the rocks. In 94 the water was high enough you could go through here.
Payzant Family Memories 1994 Lake Powell 1
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From VHS tape of my brother Kevin's family and mine as we met at Lake Powell for a week vacation and renting a house boat. To our children, we loved these days of playing together with all of you at the lake.
Payzant Family Memories 1990 Lake Day
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For the family. Remembering you kids and your sweet faces and happy voices. We lived in a new place, a new house, new schools, a new boat and Jetski. It was a wonderful day. Hope you enjoy the memories
Glamis dunes 1989 -- Payzant kids
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Kids, this proves you were there and drove the buggies
Glamis dunes 1988 Payzant kids
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This is for our kids, this was one of the first trips we made with the new enclosed trailers. Made life much easier. Our good friends Scott and Jan Bigler with their kids are pictured here.
Glamis dunes 1977 -- Payzant
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16mm home movie film. In 1977, my neighbor invited us to go to Pismo Beach to ride his dune buggy. We were hooked. Went home and started building a buggy from an old VW pan Dan Haskins gave me, got parts from the OC Swap Meet, rebuilt a VW 1600 engine, and saved up to buy two used sand tires. My brother, father and I drove to Glamis during the night and in the morning drove off the T trailer an...
Glamis dunes 1978 -- Payzant
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This was filmed using a 16mm movie camera. We were having such fun driving in the dunes we tried to record what it was like. Didn't know much about how to use the camera. We were adding more buggies and friends all the time. I posted this for the family to see and remember.
Glamis dunes 1985 part 2 -- Payzant
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During this time we were learning to drive along the crest of the dunes and follow a natural course from crest to crest instead of driving up and down the face of a dune. This made travel easier. Dipping into the crescent allowed us to whip up to the next dune. This was the early days of improved suspension and lighter tires.
Glamis dunes 1985 part 1 -- Payzant
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Part 1 and 2 come from home movies on VHS tape of the Payzant family and friends during the mid-80s. Most of the buggies in our group are second generation sand rails that I built at my shop in Huntington Beach. I used Hi Jumper frames, modified VW engines and transmissions. Wheels where bought from Sand Tires Unlimited in Santa Ana. Jim Faulkner took this video.
I was there 1990 first time ❤. Never been back!! I got sand mountain Nevada now !! Golly I miss the VW’s that is why I still have one
Ah, the good old days, Good chance I was somewhere in the vicinity that weekend...lol
Oh back when fuel cans were metal and so were the test I cals
Patton Valley was the best hill..!!!
So cool to see the VW powered rail buggies, and the 82,83 84 ATC's.
This is exactly how i remember it as a kid in my mind! So cool to see the dunes packed full of atc's. I still have my 1981 honda atc 250R i grew up with and it still runs great
Fellas i use to live in yuma az next to Buttercup most south part of the Glamis dunes , man the 70s-80s was the best No pay to play No restrooms Yuk No Cops yeah :) i had an RM 370 and i wieghed 140 lbs . Man i was bad ass kid of 16 :) started going back in 1998 with my XR 650 and 400 EX quad :) stopped all the fun in 2007 :( work injirery
Grew up on this, thanks for the memories
lota old beer cans laying around
Omg that was so funny, I loved this!
Stove the hobos brother
Hate to tell you there's no beach at glamis
Good video I was out there in the 60s and 70s when everybody had water pumpers No rules and no cops It's nowhere near as fun as it used to be there's way too many people
Not a single side by side farm implement in the way!
Love the dorky commentary from the 80’s!
LOL but Not dorky bro :)
is that Jim Carrey @ 10:05 lol
Love it!.......Miss the old days.....love the sound of the old 200x!
Love the 80's porn music!! I miss the good ol' days where camping in a group meant more than just getting drunk by the fire then driving or riding like a moron. You broke down and everybody passing by would stop and check on you. Nowadays most fly right past you.
Old school toys, old school motorhomes. The good ol' days. Our camp had the Winnebago's and Commanders. A couple corvair buggies that were always breaking down and my dad's VW which was reliable as hell. Plus some 250r's and a couple 185S. Then us kids had our 70's
Back when we built our toys, not take out a second mortgage.
Fantastique !!!!! Wowww
This is just awesome!
Awesome look back here, thanks! I first went on Lincoln’s Bday weekend 1977 and rode as a passenger in a ride to comp hill to watch the big boys of the day race the hill. I couldn’t believe my eyes at all the action. This really cool post takes me back and thanks again for sharing. Btw who is the one noob that gave this a thumbs down??
Thanks for the memories you have brought back ! Have a ton of pics no video .
God those were the days to be in glamis ! I started going to glamis in 1975 . Back when comp hill was steep so were the rest of the dunes ! Didn't have all the yuppies and LEO back in those days !!! Riding a 250r atc back in the 80s !
My Yamaha YXZ would have really been a hit back then!
Thanksgiving of 1985 was my 1st trip to Glamis Sand Dunes. I had an '84 KX250 dirtbike and my friends had 3 wheelers. One had a Suzuki street bike engine in his 3 wheeler and it was pretty fast. My first introduction to Comp Hill, Oldsmobile and China Wall. Best memories I have to date. Thanks for uploading these.
I was at Glamis during Thanksgiving of '85. I had an '84 KX250. It was the first purchase I ever made on credit/loan. I was 18 years old then, lol. My neighbor had 3 wheelers and I was lucky enough to go on vacation with them in 85 to the "sand dunes." It was my first trip riding in the sand without a paddle tire. Those are some of the best memories I have.
Cool footage but my gosh this guy filming is a Dildo!!
This is really cool ! No one around , quiet ... thanks for sharing
This is one of the best videos I have seen. Amazing that you were out there in the "High dunes" and the moves those older heavy VW cars were making are very impressive! I still ride my ATC350x, but the entire group is in the modern side by sides and larger v8 buggies with the King Suspension set ups. You really take for granted how far technology has come... I started going again this year, I was born in 77. Your videos from the 80's are golden. Thank you for sharing!
isn't this China wall ?
in this video we were at Oldsmobile Hill in the afternoon
Big kahuna...Were you guys able to make it to China Wall back then?
lol now everyone goes to glamis since guadalupe beach and devils slide are closed
Comp hill looks alot smaller than it is now!
That was Olds. Comp is actually tiny now.
I am happy too, I grew up on the dunes.
This is nastalgic Glamis.
Thanks Cheryl, we feel the same and are happy about being able to show these old videos.
+Russell Payzant My name is Missy this is my mom's old phone. I lost mine.
OMG what a trip. My Dad used to take us to Glamis and Pismo ... late 70's / early 80's. He too built a custom dune buggy and at one point custom built a long trailer with a Truck Camper atop of it...to give enough room to fit the dune buggy in the rear area and a small "porch" in front of the camper to fit two three wheelers upright. Oh what a sight and treat it was to go to these places. Too bad with all the thought that went into going so many times and custom building a hauler, the thought of recording it never crossed our minds. But the memories remained ... and now i see this. thank you so much. i can't wait to show my dad these videos.
enjoyed reading your comment, looks like our families were on parallel tracks. the people of that time were helpful to all and just enjoyed the dunes together. loved seeing all the interesting machines and campsites. That and going to the airports to buy aviation gas for the buggies. We thought it made them go faster. Russ
These videos are awesome!!!!! I started going to Glamis around this time too.... I have watched all the other ones already. The Narration is hilarious at times Unfortunately Glamis has changed dramatically . Thanks for posting
Thanks for your comment. It was a wonderful time for family fun. Seemed like we found a place that no one wanted ever and we could play all day.