Expat

Mostly a social gathering with chance for off-roading based on your own desire. Sure to have two or more groups for different "committment" levels.

See the link

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/showth...&threadid=9854

Hope all you SoCal guys will consider this meet.

Cheers
Mark

BruceTS

Very bad timming for me, doing the TinBenders Toyota Jamboree 21- 24 of this month then the 4-8 of May on another trip.

Expat

No dates fixed. Thanks for your input. We'll see what happens re dates over the next week or two.

Cheers
Mark

DrBeau

I think I may try and make this. Let us know if you get any solid dates.

Marc P

Sounds like it could be a good time--if I go to Big Bear, I am wheeling--no show and shine for me....

DrBeau

May 7th-8th. I have a strong possibility of making this.

bump

Guerrero

Cool, I would like to go, but I still don't know if I'm going to be working. I've never been off road and this looks like a good time to take my 2wd off road

Do you guys know of a good aligment shop in San Diego, or near Oceanside?

Expat

Sorry, can't help with the alignment, I'm sure someone near you will pipe-up soon.

I will post some details about the Big Bear run next week. I'm going up there this weekend to see what's available for 2 & 4 wheeling.

Cheers
Mark

Expat

Just a bump to check over at T4R.org for this weekend if anyone wants to join us.

Cheers

Mark

FirstToy

expat,
what are the conditions up there? I read there is alot of snow right now, trails closed down?

Steveh29

I'd be in, but the wife would kill me if I left her home alone with a new baby on the weekend!

DrBeau

I can't go. This weekend is "change oil on the cars" weekend.

Expat

As far as conditions are concerned I cannot say for certain. I have hearsay but that's not quoteable. The road conditons as check by Caltrans site says all roads open. No recent snow below 8000ft.

If you know different please let us know. Thanks.

TJMatt

Hey guys, sorry i won't be able to make the run with ya'll. I have to go to hell (A.K.A work). Anyways, i don't know if this helps any, but i was just up in the Eastern Sierras this past weekend for the trout opener and there wasn't any snow below i'd say 8250 feet. Any higher and it got pretty nasty. I'm not sure how high Big Bear is, but you guys should be safe.

FirstToy

This is all I know
http://forum.ih8mud.com/showthread.php?t=43796

Maybe call up there to see what's doing, expat