Unless someones posted a find on it, it's not too late.  The May GeoStash sat unfound for a month before I nabbed it  

Oops, I needed to go back one more message, I guess it was found already  

Well folks this is good bye. I am done with this mag. It seems like all their jeep builds are done by big money company owners and not your average Joe Shmo, thats just to mention one of their problems I think JP magazine is a little more on the ball.  

this isn't really the correct forum for this topic but I'll address it anyway. Typically this area is reserved for GeoStash updates and discussions.

Yes, we do feature company-owned vehicles. But this is done to show you the ultimate possibilities of a build. Just because a vehicle owner may also own a copmpany doesn't mean that they are not avid 'wheelers and enthusiasts. they spend their own money building their rig and often do so to promote their business. in a sense, their 4x4 is their business card.

So I ask you, if a business owner has spent the time and effort to build a well-prepared 4x4 why shouldn't they be recognized for their work? how are they different from an average Joe who spends his money to reach the same result? don't you want to see how an experienced enthusiast builds his/her rig? couldn't you possibly use some of those ideas in the construction of your own?

i wish you did mention more of our "problems" that make you dislike the magazine enough to bid farewell to all of us on this forum. If you did maybe we'd take notice and listen to your suggestions on how we can make the magazine better for you and all of our readers.

I appreciate that you took the time to read the magazine and hope you'll find your way back sometime soon. If JP is to your liking then I am glad that you found something that works for you. 'Wheel on.  

The July issue is here!  The July issue is here!!!

Found the min/sec portion of the coord already, still looking for the degrees portion....  

Good hide on the degrees portion of the coordinates!
Yes, I know, it's only one prize per individual.
But it's fun looking for the coords, and it forces me to read the entire magazine!
Looks like this one's for the midwest crowd.  Draw a line from Louisiana in the south, and Wisconsin in the north and it's roughly along that line somewhere!  

Does anyone have an archive of the past Geostash locations, I'm looking to posting them on Google Earth.  And the info if they are co-located with an offroad park.  I love looking around the states with GE!  Its a great tool for flying around when your maps are old!

Wade  

I'm pretty sure I have that info somewhere. It's a bit scattered through various emails and files at the moment but I'll compile it together and post the info as soon as I can.  

Suzuki post up where you found the rest of it.  At least give a hint.  

Ok, the July 2008 coords...EVIL.  It took 3 trips through this time, but now I can finally read the issue.  

Yeah, the degrees are hidden very well.  Grey text in an area of a photo that's primarily light grey and dark grey.  That's as close to a hint as I can ethically justify before the 15th.  

SuzukiTom:
The July issue is here!  The July issue is here!!!

Found the min/sec portion of the coord already, still looking for the degrees portion....

Still waiting for that issue here, nine days later. Argh.  

Found the minutes and seconds right away for the July geo but after 8 times through the mag. I can't find the degrees. My eyes must be baddddd.  Will keep looking.  

The North coordinate for the July 2008 GeoStash is:

N32 45.020

Good luck.  

Still no luck in the degree portion. anymore hints would be great.