Colorado 392 Owners

[prodriquez]

Hello, I’m posting to see if there are any wheelers out there that would be interested in taking a few wheeling adventures with us. Usually a Saturday or Sunday day trip… but we usually do 4 to 5 Moab trips a year.

I don’t have anything specific planned but my normal crew (Kerry and Katerina from Trail Traveler) got into over landing so it’s harder to coordinate with them and our other friends are in Florida for 1/2 the year .

Ideally looking for fully built jeeps (37’s and up) but we do occasionally run trails that you could do on 35’s.

Dr’s, Mechanics, and Chefs will get special consideration. Extra bonus points for Bulldog owners and Woodworkers

 

[CJMore]

FOCO here

 

[Phil921]

Hello, I’m posting to see if there are any wheelers out there that would be interested in taking a few wheeling adventures with us. Usually a Saturday or Sunday day trip… but we usually do 4 to 5 Moab trips a year.

I don’t have anything specific planned but my normal crew (Kerry and Katerina from Trail Traveler) got into over landing so it’s harder to coordinate with them and our other friends are in Florida for 1/2 the year .

Ideally looking for fully built jeeps (37’s and up) but we do occasionally run trails that you could do on 35’s.

Dr’s, Mechanics, and Chefs will get special consideration. Extra bonus points for Bulldog owners and Woodworkers

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Great pic at Holy Cross! Wish I lived closer, brother.... til next time

 

[3TV]

I would be interested in running a few trails in Colorado because I haven't had the opportunity to do so yet. And I can almost always be convinced into a trip to Moab. We did 9 trips to Moab last year. I am going over to Moab for Presidents Day next weekend, and for EJS this year. One thing that may disqualify me is that my Jeep is not what I would consider to be fully built by any means. It is nowhere near as built as yours. I would consider yours to be a "Pro Mod" class vehicle and mine is only a "Stock Mod" class vehicle. Stock drivetrain for now, but with suspension, 40s, PSC steering, and armor. I do plan on RCV shafts front and rear before this year's Rubicon run, but that isn't much different from what I have now.

Cliffhanger

Rubicon

Let me know if you think I might qualify. I had an IV placed last week and the nurse said I had really thick skin, so its ok if you tell me to audition again next year, LOL.

 

[prodriquez]

The look great and stock axles are absolutely fine. We just don’t want to get anyone in over their head and have them panic or damage their beautiful jeep

 

[prodriquez]

@Phil921 came out and ran Holy Cross and the surrounding area with us, last year. He totally rocked it but we had some random guy join us on the trail and I’m a little surprised we got him through it without any major damage… but it was a blast!

 

[3TV]

Great! I'll follow along on this thread to see updates on trails and dates.

 

[YGBSM]

Uh, I live in Oklahoma... We have a hill that we've worn down to a speed bump... We do have some nice malls with grass medians and the parking lots hold water sometimes.

 

[Phil921]

@Phil921 came out and ran Holy Cross and the surrounding area with us, last year. He totally rocked it but we had some random guy join us on the trail and I’m a little surprised we got him through it without any major damage… but it was a blast!

Was phenomenal trip! Yeah, that cat from Cali had someone watching over him that day for sure when he didn't set his PB on an incline

 

[redbeard719]

North Colorado Springs, here. Our 392 is built, but not nearly as built as yours! We'd be interested in meeting up with other Jeep owners though!