Roll call for Western Jeepz Peepz.
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88Wrangles
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Oh, there are trails. The only problem is that in most of the places, there are only like one or two trails of any significance. Most of them (not sure about eastern Oregon though) have been closed off. As far as I know, if the trail doesn't say 4x4 vehicles can drive on it, it is illegal to do so.
However, If you guys don't mind driving on the those trails anyways, that's cool. That's what I do all the time anyways.
Sully, What are things like in Nevada? Would that be a good area for us to meet up at?
However, If you guys don't mind driving on the those trails anyways, that's cool. That's what I do all the time anyways.
Sully, What are things like in Nevada? Would that be a good area for us to meet up at?
Why dont we all do the Rubicon together or go to Moab??? If we arent going to go till next summer then we could probably plan that. But if we are going to go sooner, and do it in Oregon, I know of some good trails up in the high cascades and like Wrangles said, he knows the dunes.
cewtwo
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The trouble with the West is that it is so vast. My Jeep does highways, but it is modified and prefers back country. Being that I am from Denver, it would take me a day to get to Oregon, and a day to recover (alas and alak, I am getting older), then a day to get back to Colorado and a day to recover. More centralized would be better for me.
But it is a great idea!
But it is a great idea!
Yeah those nice soft springs and those airbags and pretty little dash.... :twisted:
I am up for Rubicon or Moab, something central seems fair for everyone involved. I would hate to force Mingez to put too many miles on those car springs... :wink: Moab almost seems like it would be better than the Rubi, probably less crowded with access to more trails.
I am up for Rubicon or Moab, something central seems fair for everyone involved. I would hate to force Mingez to put too many miles on those car springs... :wink: Moab almost seems like it would be better than the Rubi, probably less crowded with access to more trails.
88Wrangles
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Are both those places full-size-truck friendly?? Where exactly are the Rubicon and Moab (city and state).
Hmmm, I think I'll have to find a trailer to get there anyways.
Hmmm, I think I'll have to find a trailer to get there anyways.
Ok folks, lets seriously get some planning done for this sometime in the near future. I would hate for this to be another one of those "lets do it; and it never happens sort of things". I mean, this is ridiculous. We talk to each other every night about a variety of topics, and I would love to meet as many of you as I could so I know which freaks not to talk to! :lol: (sully already made his way into that group) But it would be great to get together and do some jeepin and have one up one those east coasters!
88Wrangles
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DOG the Bounty Hunter
YES!! 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) :lol:
LBR said:
YES!! 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) :lol:
I used to live in Reno Nv. There are some nice trails in the areas outside of Reno, Virginia City, Carson City and in between. Mostly desert rocks nothing to hairy, found some old mines gold panning areas. The town life would keep the significant others busy while you wheel.
onyxdragon
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British Columbia Canada here. New to Jeepz...and waiting to put my other motor in before I go any distances with it for fear of losing my noisy wrist pin !
