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Memorial day wheeling

RamRod

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I liked the photo on your rig! (on Face Book) Some dumb A$$ jeepers on there!

Those are some great pic's! Looks like you guys had a blast! The 2nd and 5th H3 pic's are my fav!
 
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bebe

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Dayton, NV
I'd like to see an h3 on outer limits and sunbonnet. Both I think are possible on a fully locked car with 35s. Outer limits has some big rocks, but its pretty mellow comparatively.

These days the jeep has 29s on it and the hummer is the big rig. It wasn't long ago that the jeep had 37s, 60s, a 4l69e and an atlas and the tow rig was stock.

Btw...Is bullfrog in JV or Cougar Buttes?

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I think they could do Aftershock too, in fact there are quite a few trails out there they could do.

Bull Frog is in West JV - close to Cougar Buttes. There are some you tubes of it with JK's. Petty popular trail.
 

06 H3

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thank you! This group would be a great group to do some JV trails.

The white ZJ is the one that did chocolate thunder, took damage though but did it. I cant find a ZJ with worse body damage then him...Hes broken windows, rolled it so the hood doesnt line up with the fenders, not a single straight panel on there anymore.

I always ran with these guys years ago. They were all built up, not as much as they are now but still pretty built, and I was wheeling bone stock. I could run with them but I was slow, couldnt take their lines and needed a strap every once in a while. Now with this setup, I could follow their lines all day and they were quite impressed. I even heard from a jeeper, "wow, you might need need a solid axle." HUH?!? I will never hear a jeeper say that again!:giggle:

So, with all that said I wanna setup a weekend trip and wheel out there, you are more then welcome to come on down from nor cal. I have told all of them about your rig before and I know everyone would drool over it, so bring some towels :)
 

bebe

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We could do a long weekend once it cools off. I'm totally up for it. But then - you'll need to plan a trip here to run Rubicon and Fordyce. :) It's a great place to escape the heat.

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06 H3

a.k.a. "The Jackal"
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wow, it is beautiful up there! I will be out of vacation time from work till august 1st and I start school the 26th of august maybe we can plan something in between 1st and 26th, Im ready for either...rubicon or fordyce.
 

bebe

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I know we have an event the 2nd weekend in August which means we are open the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th or the 16th, 17th and 18th.

You pick weekend, and we'll decide which trail based on Fordyce's water flows. :) Feel free to bring your heeper buddies too :)
 
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