great pics Robert! That last one with you and your boy is perfect! Should've got candy to sit next to you two

 

You truly tested the limits of a stock toyota pickup, driving it that far to hit trails you never imagined you could do, crawling through without any problems and driving all those miles back home. Thanks again for coming out, it was great meeting you and your wife and being able to share a beer with you by the fire. This is why I love Yotatech, I have yet to meet a member from here in person who is unfriendly. I hope someday again you can make the trip back out to CA

 

Any night picts?
With all those off road lights it would be great to see.

 

my lights aren't hooked up ;( poser status.

but I do have HIDs in the head lights

Honestly, Im surprised we didn't get more pictures by the campfires.

 

Thanks ! if she would listen to me , i would have

yea i dont have any night shots myself either.. i think there was only 2 trucks that went out at night , and that was to look for kieth when he didnt show like he said he was .

 

had to use em to get there mostly lol

 

all I can say is, "thanks for thinking of me that night". Your worries were not really needed. I do understand the confusion that took place. I am sorry I caused you to worry. I am the one person you do not need to worry about in the woods. If I did show that night. I would have had to turn around and hike back for a round trip of 16 miles. I was not ready for that kind of physical effort and I had no gear with me. Snowhite had everything I need for that night. I was not willing to put the burden on any of you. I did run across Snowhite and the rest of my family. I knew I had to stay put and meet you all the next day. I was most worried about Shaggy, as he had nothing. Which I have thanked you all already for helping him out that night.

In the end I have just finished uploading the video to my computer and looked at all the raw footage. Leaving Shaggy with everyone on that mountain to capture the video, was well worth the effort he and all of you put forward. THANK YOU.

 

It's a 22re not the v6. 22mph is not a problem no matter the terrain.

I wasn't worried. Gave shaggy dinner and drank a bunch of beers and was out for the night. Anyone that brings their own kit to ˟˟˟˟ in the woods doesn't need to be rescued.

 

bump!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

A bump, that is it troy?

My bro and I will be working on the video today. This will the first chance we have gotten too get together. I still do not have a time frame as to when the video will be finished.

 

done yet?

 

still working on it. We do not have a lot of time together. Shaggy and I live fairly separate lives. There is still a lot of work to get done. I do wish we could do it faster.

 

 

haha so impatient, gotta replace all the profanity with bird sounds

btw idk when he did it or if anyone noticed but 87 wheels is now mr utah

 

I noticed last night.

 

pretty much what we called him the whole trip, lol idk if shaggy told you or you heard us call him utah. I think he left before you met us at the end

 

In tribute to my California friend who called me Utah the entire time, I am now "Mr.Utah". We had a great time; and yes, this was challenging for a stocker RMA. I finished without damage.

 

It was good to meet you Mr. Utah. I am glad you and you Wife enjoyed your selves on the adventure.

 

ahahahaha!!! thats funny! awesome! it was awesome gettin to wheel with you, Utah...

 

Pics like these make me wish I could live in Cali. Or just anywhere out west. Damn muddy South. lol