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A long and winding rocky path...

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Sethmark

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Hello folks. Probably time to introduce myself... My name is Seth and I'm a recent H3 Alpha Owner. Been around the off road industry for about 20 years and have evolved from a basic trail rider to a competitive rock crawler.... then we relocated back to the east coast and I hung up the 60s for children and business.

I'll spare the whole story and just share some of my cars and adventures from the last few years...
Moab's Upper Helldorado Entrance...
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Rovertym's Silver Beast in Crozet, VA
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Backdoor Entrance at the Hammers in Johnson Valley, CA
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Crozet in the Feep
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Broken rear diff at Rausch Creek
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Mudball Project for Rovertym
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Rubicon

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Tierra Del Sol
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My New 08 Alpha
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Sethmark

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My goal is purely overland. Take the kid fishing and camping.

I put 33s and bilsteins on it and that's about the extent of my intentions.
 
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Sethmark

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06 H3 said:
Welcome from so cal seems like you have quite the trail experience
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Thanks. I lived in San Francisco for number of years so Rubicon was close and was the weekend trip of choice for 5 months of the year. Typically a short trip to the first lake and back. I've been through it at night in under 3 hours to rubicon springs. No stopping or spotting.

When we moved to San Diego the desert of Southern California became my home. Ive been to moab a lot. Then I move east and my wheeling and needs changed.
 
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Welcome to H4O! Always nice to have a veteran wheeler on board.

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