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Posted: Sep. 15 2007,8:46 pm

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But is there anybody into offroading in here, and do you know of any good sites, I have found one and there seem to be alot of info on there, like places to go and see, trails, and such, it's a az jeep site, I will post the link if you would like me to.

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Posted: Sep. 15 2007,9:48 pm

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Oh yeah, MMSW and her hubby are heavy into that, they'll give ya all the info you want!.. :good

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Posted: Sep. 16 2007,6:20 am

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jeepaholics is a good one. I don't know what vehicle you have, but the owner also has broncoholics.

There is Pirate4x4.com, and there is a lot of good info on there, but my gosh! The egos are huge! They are not kind to "newbies". The site is free, however, if you want to search anything, you have to pay to join. There are a couple of other features you have to pay for also, but as I haven't been over there in several years due to the hostile environment, I'm not sure. Jeff frequents the site still, though. They have a good competition and racing section. Again, they do have a huge amount of info there.

Rockbuggysupply.com is a site run by Jeff's co-driver along with his business (rockbuggysupply.com). It's pretty small, but very friendly.

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Posted: Sep. 16 2007,6:21 am

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What site did you find, lawbreaker2

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,6:08 am

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This is the site I found.
http://www.virtualjeepclub.com/index.php

This is the thread that I like, lots of cool pic's.

http://www.virtualjeepclub.com/forumdisplay.php?f=23

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,6:18 am

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Quote (My Man's Sportin' Wood @ Sep. 16 2007,6:20 am)

jeepaholics is a good one. Â I don't know what vehicle you have, but the owner also has broncoholics. Â

There is Pirate4x4.com, and there is a lot of good info on there, but my gosh! Â The egos are huge! Â They are not kind to "newbies". The site is free, however, if you want to search anything, you have to pay to join. Â There are a couple of other features you have to pay for also, but as I haven't been over there in several years due to the hostile environment, I'm not sure. Â Jeff frequents the site still, though. Â They have a good competition and racing section. Â Again, they do have a huge amount of info there.

Rockbuggysupply.com is a site run by Jeff's co-driver along with his business (rockbuggysupply.com). Â It's pretty small, but very friendly.

I have a ford F-250, thats all, I use to have a old 78 jeep CJ5, I think thats what it was, I don't remember, But it was cool, I found it sitting in a barn at a action and bought it, it was a steel body (no rust) with a 304 and a stick, red with a white hard top, black inter, and man did I have fun with that thing, But I needed some money at the time, so I got rig of it, and wish I never did, but I did what I had to do, I can get another one, SOON!!!!!
Our old stompping grounds is open again, just found this out over the weekend, so I'm trying to get some folks together to go mudden, Not sure I want to take my truck mudden, cuz it take forever to get all the mud off, LOL

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,6:22 am

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Which reminds me, many years ago and buddy of my brothers ha dthis brand new truck, a chevy 2500, this was back in the late 80's, anyways, it was going to get repo, so we all went out wheeling, and he wanted to see if he could drive down the R/R tracks, well that was a bumpy ride, then he started hitting trees with it, there wasn't a body panel left on that truck.LOL

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,12:51 pm

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Quote (My Man's Sportin' Wood @ Sep. 16 2007,5:20 am)

jeepaholics is a good one. Â I don't know what vehicle you have, but the owner also has broncoholics. Â

There is Pirate4x4.com, and there is a lot of good info on there, but my gosh! Â The egos are huge! Â They are not kind to "newbies". The site is free, however, if you want to search anything, you have to pay to join. Â There are a couple of other features you have to pay for also, but as I haven't been over there in several years due to the hostile environment, I'm not sure. Â Jeff frequents the site still, though. Â They have a good competition and racing section. Â Again, they do have a huge amount of info there.

Rockbuggysupply.com is a site run by Jeff's co-driver along with his business (rockbuggysupply.com). Â It's pretty small, but very friendly.

Jeff's ego fits in there? :stupid

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and it sounds eerily similar to HB on the newb's

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,1:49 pm

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Quote (My Man's Sportin' Wood @ Sep. 16 2007,6:20 am)

There is Pirate4x4.com, and there is a lot of good info on there, but my gosh! Â The egos are huge!

Big Trucks and Big Egos?? Compensating For Something?? :stupid

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,4:07 pm

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Quote (Carrera Elite @ Sep. 17 2007,12:49 pm)

Quote (My Man's Sportin' Wood @ Sep. 16 2007,6:20 am)

There is Pirate4x4.com, and there is a lot of good info on there, but my gosh! Â The egos are huge!

Big Trucks and Big Egos?? Compensating For Something?? :stupid

Stop by HotBoat forums for the same examples

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,4:57 pm

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Ya Lawbreaker has been talkin to me alot about the 4x4's and I'm starting to get the itch back as well....I used to have a couple of 4 by's one was a '69 International Scout sitting on a set of 39.5's (my wife could literally walk under it just by ducking her head and also had a '79 Ford F-150 short bed sitting on 35's it was a show truck (til a dumbass T-Boned me and totalled the truck) Â Used to off road alot with another buddy (who goes by Nitrous) He had Big Blue. Big Blue was an '85 Chevy sitting Long bed with 1 ton axles and a set of 44's under it (14" suspension lift and 4" Body lift with bushwaker cutout flares) I had a few other truck as well.....

We all used to be real big into offroading but then they started taking all the good muddin spot away from us!!

Edited by Dyce51 on Sep. 17 2007,4:58 pm

if it weren't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all

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Posted: Sep. 17 2007,7:26 pm

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Not all our mudden spots, I was out at the farm mudden the other day, And as far as you wife walking under it, she is short anyways.

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Posted: Sep. 22 2007,7:40 am

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Quote (lawbreaker2 @ Sep. 17 2007,7:26 pm)

Not all our mudden spots, I was out at the farm mudden the other day, And as far as you wife walking under it, she is short anyways.

true she is short......5'.....but still thats tall for a truck to have 4'6" of air under it...lol...she needed an elevator to get in the damn thing...lmao!!!!!!!

if it weren't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all

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