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2004 Toyota Jamboree - The Hammers - Johnson Valley, CA. April 23,24 & 25, 2004

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Old 02-16-2004, 05:08 AM
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I diden't see any info on safty equipment on the TinBenders website...are Fire Extinguishers and such required?
There should be a tech inspection and drivers meeting for each trail at the big gathering Sat. Morning. Each level of trail has different requirements- I think they will just check for tire size and a locker for your run. Having the normal safety equipment is a good plan anyway. If you plan to pull off the doors, bring goggles- the dust from the lakebed to the trail head can be intense.

I expect it to be pretty windy in April, (like it can be in Vegas) so be prepared for that too.
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
You will need 2 lockers for Aftershock.
Does Mark from Vegas have a front locker? Just wondering, because I had ruled myself out of this one since I don't.
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Originally Posted by RobT2k
Does Mark from Vegas have a front locker? Just wondering, because I had ruled myself out of this one since I don't.
No he does not, all you "need" is a rear and 33's. I still think you guys should come and sign up for the SUV run. I think Aftershock is a bit too hard for you guys.

I think it will be challenging for me.

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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
No he does not, all you "need" is a rear and 33's. I still think you guys should come and sign up for the SUV run. I think Aftershock is a bit too hard for you guys.

I think it will be challenging for me.
The challenge for you will be to bring enough beer
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The challenge for you will be to bring enough beer
You gonna be there old fart?
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
You gonna be there old fart?
As long as I'm still vertical I will be - somebody has to keep the youngsters in-line, might as well be me.
I'll try and get there a couple days early so I can pre-run a couple trails that I've been advised to stay clear of, so I'll know if I'm too wide or not before I tag along and hold the group up. That pansy-assed, split-tail Aftershock is probably the only one wide enough for the Beast, we'll see, come April.
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As long as I'm still vertical I will be - somebody has to keep the youngsters in-line, might as well be me.
I'll try and get there a couple days early so I can pre-run a couple trails that I've been advised to stay clear of, so I'll know if I'm too wide or not before I tag along and hold the group up. That pansy-assed, split-tail Aftershock is probably the only one wide enough for the Beast, we'll see, come April.
There's nothing wrong with after shock. If you want to do a harder trail you really need a white trash special.
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Originally Posted by sschaefer3
There's nothing wrong with after shock. If you want to do a harder trail you really need a white trash special.
Ya, I'm just jerkin' your chain a little. Dave & Chris both recommended I keep to Aftershock, so that's what I signed up for. However, if I can get there a little early, Dave offered to guide me around, just to see if the Tundra can get it's nose into spots without getting it "bloodied". No doubt I'll probably break something while cruisin' that left coast valley and a youngster like you should just jump right in and fix the problem for ole farts like me. I plan on stopping by Moab for a couple days on my way back, so if you or other rock stompers are interested in a little side trip, we can make it a hella of a 2 week fun run, otherwise, it'll just be me and my two faithful traveling companions, Jack Daniels and Jim Beam.
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The toughest part in Aftershock is the last obstacle at the end of the trail, where it's easy to do some body damage.



The rock on the passenger side can reach out and bite ya easily if your not careful.

Aftershock should be fun, but we can always go for clawhammer on Sunday

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Old 02-16-2004, 05:47 PM
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Cool. Vern is an old fart too. He's 58 or 60 I don't remember. I have to report back to duty on Monday so I won't be able to go to Moab. I wish I could though.

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Here are some pictures of Aftershock for Steve and the rest of the guy's running it.............

Should be fun for ya

Ther are a few of Outer Limits too

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Old 02-24-2004, 03:40 PM
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Aftershock looks fun
Old 02-26-2004, 02:19 PM
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the website for the jambo has been updated, the sponsors links work, etc. The signup for Aftershock is almost filled, so if you want it, you'd better get it

With one raffle ticket per entry, the odds of winning something are really outstanding! Last year I estimate they had about 10K worth of stuff, and this years vendors list looks like a who's who of Toy parts- including Total Chaos for the IFS guys. The only exception is All Pro- they've chosen to not support the Jambo................
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125 PRE-REGISTERED RIGS!!! The fees for every rig over 100 is being donated to the Friends of Panamint Valley.

The moderate trail run, Aftershock, is full, but the SUV run is still wide open.

The hard core trails Bender Alley, Backdoor/Resolution, and Outer Limits are full too...........
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125 Rigs, alot of tube buggys, old junk, Jeeps, Suzukis, 3rd Gen 4Runners & a shiny new Tundra.

But not a SINGLE Tacoma.
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I'll be there. I am signed up for Aftershock.

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I'll be there. I am signed up for Aftershock.
What do you drive ???
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