fellowship jeff's ride

beautiful!

i think everytime i see that truck i think of the day trying to get out of lake christy and i herd your daughter screaming at the top of her lungs. good times. nice truck. people under estimate what a stock vehicle can do. that thing dont look stock in that picture though

rockready wrote:

i think everytime i see that truck i think of the day trying to get out of lake christy and i herd your daughter screaming at the top of her lungs. good times. nice truck. people under estimate what a stock vehicle can do. that thing dont look stock in that picture though

That was a blast! The ole frontier has got a 1-1/2" PML now. It needs rock sliders now though.

I'm sorry about that rocker damage. But I CAN tell you, we're having SPOTTING 101,
TRAIL SAFETY 101, AND RECOVERY 101 trail runs (we'll take a couple hours and have fun getting someone
stuck and then getting them out!) and the damage you received is part of the reason...not to mention
I do not know how to use a high lift jack or a winch. I think it'll be wicked fun!!!

That truck is amazing and pattey I would intersated in them classes

XterraXtian wrote:

I'm sorry about that rocker damage. But I CAN tell you, we're having SPOTTING 101,
TRAIL SAFETY 101, AND RECOVERY 101 trail runs (we'll take a couple hours and have fun getting someone
stuck and then getting them out!) and the damage you received is part of the reason...not to mention
I do not know how to use a high lift jack or a winch. I think it'll be wicked fun!!!

No worries!! If you can't take the carnage, get outta the rocks I say. Beside weren't you the one who said everytime you thought about asking me if I needed a spotter, you'd look back and i was already in the thick of it or already through?

Those classes sound cool. Where can I find out about them?

We're in the process of planning them...we still need 2 educators. Greg (Toyminator Toyota) is an
educator for the club. He's a fantastic spotter and knows what to do with the equipment.

If you're interested in being an educator for any of the classes let me know. But I will have more information
as we get finished with the planning.

<----no reason for this smiley...he's just wicked cool.

NICE

Glad you came for a visit. I felt bad about the damage too but then realized that "Chicks love body damage" Hopefully Dee is one of them.....

Junkyard wrote:

That truck is amazing and pattey I would interested in those classes

Tom, we're going to be doing it during a weekend run. Probably with Christian Crawlers on a run.
We'll let everyone know when we are thinking of doing it. It'll be a while, as I really want to have
everything planned and all our equipment in order.

We'll make sure it's a run mosst people CAN make it to.

that is a nice looking truck

Nice.



BTW - The Northeast Off Road Association (NORA) provides the types of classes you mentioned, in case you were still looking for that.

I'm an Instructor if that helps. I'm even certified as an Instructor, and and Instructor Trainer by the US DOL.

took over a year but hey look!!!!



sliders!!!!!

fellowship jeff wrote:

took over a year but hey look!!!!



sliders!!!!!

Great, gonna make some final adjustments at RC this coming weekend?

The frontier hasn't seen RC since the crossmember/ driveshaft support got bent last time....... still being fixed also.

Maybe the next trip will bend them back into shape...

Nice Rig! And another Nissan too! :)

NICE SLIDERS!!!!! Now getchyer butt out there and scratch them happily!