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Nippising Road Colonization Trail, Ontario.
EugeneJeep
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Snow wheeling in the Mt. Jefferson area of Oregon. Saw a cougar on the way to the fire lookout.
A little bit of Colorado exploring over the last year since Ive had this phone. Mostly from Penrose commons independence trail and one from Wheeler lake
The front is Rubicon Express long arm. The rear is a Genright 4 link kit stretched 5.5” and outboards shocks and a rock jock 60 axle
It's an old railway bridge buttress. If you look along the trail on the left side you can see a few more of them. Years ago the railway spanned the Seguin River at this point. There is a better pic of this spot in the link below.
http://www.exploringontario.com/mus...in_park_region/seguin_recreational_trail.html
In the the south, some folks would just rather live off the grid...
Hate running into folks like this, it’s so random.
Hate running into folks like this, it’s so random.
Nimbley
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ToddDerrArtist
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Newbie here to the forum. Not new to Jeeps, however. Been driving Jeeps in one form or another my whole life. Gotta thank my dad and uncles for that. We're a Jeep family.
Anyway, my current Jeep that I've had for about 4 or 5 years is 1998 Sahara. Basically stock, so far, and I intend to keep it that way or mildly massaged for backcountry exploring. I've had a CJ-7 in the past with Scout Dana 44's, T-18 4 speed/300 transfer case and 304 V8 sitting on 40's. I wheeled that thing until it rusted away. I sure do miss it.
I'm older now, with teenagers, and I'm more into exploring, hiking, fly fishing, and carrying my painting gear into the backwoods.
Have loved seeing y'alls pics and Jeeps. Nothing looks better than a Jeep stuck on the side of a mountain somewhere.
Here are some of mine from here in Tennessee and from a trip out to Big Bend National Park in Texas a couple of years ago.
Anyway, my current Jeep that I've had for about 4 or 5 years is 1998 Sahara. Basically stock, so far, and I intend to keep it that way or mildly massaged for backcountry exploring. I've had a CJ-7 in the past with Scout Dana 44's, T-18 4 speed/300 transfer case and 304 V8 sitting on 40's. I wheeled that thing until it rusted away. I sure do miss it.
I'm older now, with teenagers, and I'm more into exploring, hiking, fly fishing, and carrying my painting gear into the backwoods.
Have loved seeing y'alls pics and Jeeps. Nothing looks better than a Jeep stuck on the side of a mountain somewhere.
Here are some of mine from here in Tennessee and from a trip out to Big Bend National Park in Texas a couple of years ago.
Fitzpatrick
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