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Re: WOHVA 2012 Annual Meeting - UPDATE! UPDATE!!! WOHVA has sent out a Special Edition (#2) newsletter with all the details for the WOHVA 2012 Annual Meeting being held in Spokane on the weekend of September 14th thru 16th. Check this web page for all the details...

This year the WOHVA Annual Meeting, normally held in western WA will be held in Spokane WA! Now in its seventh year, WOHVA has traditionally held their annual meeting each fall in the Seattle/Olympia area. The Board of Directors agreed to move the meeting to emphasize the organization’s...

Ownership of a 4x4/Jeep is not a problem. You can come to any Meet 'n Greet and also the North Idaho Trail Blazers. In fact, You are always welcome to ride alongwith me; I generally have an empty passenger seat. The only requirement is that you take pictures and videos! It's on the NW side of...

The next Spokane Jeep Meet n' Greet is scheduled for Friday, May 20 at 6:30 PM. Location will be the same as the March and April Meet n' Greets - Tony Ferraro's (used to be a ZipTrip) on North Market just north of Euclid (some people refer to that street as Foothills). It's just north of the...

If I could figure out how to program it (requires javascript programming that's above my knowledge of javascript), it will eventually have some check boxes for 4x4, ATV, and dirt bikes. Checking those would show only thoses areas/roads/trails that are for a specific type of OHV. As for hiking...

The biggest problem with getting more people on this board is there's too many boards! For example, my main board ia the JK-Forum (because I have a JK). There's also the Rubicon Owner's Forum (again I own a Rubicon). Then there's the JeepForum for all types of Jeeps. Then there's the JeepZ...

Saw this on the Spokane Craig's List: Come join us December 17th 2010 at the North Division Steer Inn - 6:00PM All Jeeps are welcome, bring the family - e-mail or text 509-499-9339 with questions.

Thank you for the kind words. Please keep checking back as we are adding to the list of sites on a regular basis. Our list of sites to be included is over 300 (including trails in the 9 National Forests located in WA state).

WOHVA (Washington Off-Highway Vehicle Alliance) has a permanent place on the web to host their "one stop" web site for listing all the areas, roads, and trails in WA state that allow OHV (ATVs, 4x4s, and dirt bikes) travel. Here's where you can find it: http://www.wohva-map-catalog.org...

If I remember correctly, they include only models that are substantially changed or new each year.

Rubicon did it! They took 1st and 2nd place in Four Wheeler Magazine's Four Wheeler of the Year! Here's the complete list of vehicles: 7th place: Chevrolet Suburban Z71 6th place: Chevrolet Z71 5th place: Kia Sorento 4th place: Hummer H3 Adventure Package 3rd place: Toyota FJ Cruiser 2nd...

Re: '07 Wrangler Unlimited Have driven both (06s), one right after the other, and the hard top was quieter, but I, like you, am a former biker, so used to noise! And would probably have top off at least half of the year or more (living in Spokane WA is not topless weather year round)...

OK, here's the scoop from the 07 Wrangler brochure: Next Generation Dana 35 solid rear (included with auto trans): Package only (auto trans?) on X and Sahara Next Generation Dana 44 heavy duty solid rear (included with manual transmission): Package on X and Sahara, standard on Rubicon, and all...

Currently I do not have a garage, although my friend with the 04 does and could probably use his for the storage. Problem is he is all the way across town - approximately 10 miles away! He just used three tie-down hooks to raise and lower his top!

I'm one of those folks who really checks out a new vehicle before purchasing, sometimes takes 6 to 9 months before making my final choice. I've been checking out the 07s and other than the low hanging rear shock mounts, I'm ready to purchase! However, budget situation prevents that before next...