I haven't heard a peep yet, and any night works for me, but we normally do it the last night we're all there. Sounds like the PNW crew is out of there earlier this year, so Thursday might be the best. I'm good with what ever, as were there until Sunday.So, has a day, place and time been set for the dinner. I vote Thurs.
Tim
I wish I could bring my Overland trailer to this meet, but the engine mods didn't happen, and Getting 9000 lbs over the continental divide right now isn't gonna happen. I'm happy for you tho!
Short Answer: YesI would love to attempt to "3 Wheel" this IFS 2nd gen, on Poison Spider, Golden Spike, and Gold Bar Rim one day. Those would be the hardest trails the rig could do, and might need a strap once or twice on a couple of obstacles. I have only been on those once and that was like 10 years ago, and in the FJ. No idea if they have changed or not.
Any takers?
That would be pretty cool if the new Broncs wanted to do the big 3. It's all wide open trails.Short Answer: Yes
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(Familiar. . .?) Snapped that pic of you on the Launch Pad of Golden Spike - - May, 2013.
Think there will be enough attendees so that there will be groups heading out for different trails each day - - easy, medium, or hard. Pretty certain the new Bronco crew wants to run this set of trails, but nothing set until we leave the City Market parking lot. . . (aka: "Cat Herding"). . .
Paul
As Joe mentioned, yep Kevin is coming, both with new '21 Bronco and "Abby Red" his '94 Explorer that combined his old red rig and Phil's white one. I don't FaceBoob, but think most of his activity is limited to that mode. . .Is Kevin joining you? I haven't seen him post here since he bought the Bronco.
Knock that crap off. . . , unless you've just had your fill of us.This might be my last trip out.
Full disclosure, it wasn't the rig (or cooler) that peed. . .Your cooler leaked out the back of your rig, & peed up the launch pad. LOL!
OH, God. TMI. Note to self do not get behind Paul going anywhere,for any reason. Period.Full disclosure, it wasn't the rig (or cooler) that peed. . .
Paul
City Market @ 425 S Main St Moab, UT 84532So I have heard that we meet daily at the King Suppers in town. Is that correct? What time? Someone may just have to wake us up in the parking lot on Tues morning. Bright eyed and in need of coffee.
intravenously I may add.
Tim
...caused me to add additional tie down loops in my Explorer, in the rear and even under the rear of the front seats so I can fold my rear seat down and tie things down there. Now all that nasty weight sitting on and behind the rear wheels is centered in the middle.All you need to know is, whatever is in the rear hatch, ends up in front seat, and the other way around. Secure everything well, you'll be driving straight up and straight down on sandpaper covered rock.
This rack should help, but if I’ve got that much “interior activity” going on I’m probably doing an endo off Cliffhanger . . .I was just going over this entire thread to make sure I haven't missed anything. This post...
...caused me to add additional tie down loops in my Explorer, in the rear and even under the rear of the front seats so I can fold my rear seat down and tie things down there. Now all that nasty weight sitting on and behind the rear wheels is centered in the middle.
That's epicThis rack should help, but if I’ve got that much “interior activity” going on I’m probably doing an endo off Cliffhanger . . .
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But more tie-downs always better than less…
Always get a chuckle when the windshield wiper fluid starts spitting out on some of the inclines in Moab. . . , it’s a good metric of whether the climb was steep, or really steep.
Should be in town 48 hours from now!
Paul
That is pretty much exactly the setup I'd like to get built for the back of Eddie, two drawers and a platform.This rack should help, but if I’ve got that much “interior activity” going on I’m probably doing an endo off Cliffhanger . . .
But more tie-downs always better than less…
Always get a chuckle when the windshield wiper fluid starts spitting out on some of the inclines in Moab. . . , it’s a good metric of whether the climb was steep, or really steep.
Should be in town 48 hours from now!
Paul