bringing this back up, time is getting close, we have lots of great stuff, hope those of you that want to, will be there.

 

ok guys, Im only going to be able to stop in for one day and might need some help meeting up with you all. any way we could make a rende-vous point or something?

 

Your raffle package gets mailed tomorrow Ric to the addy you sent me earlier. XXL please.

If you have any questions, just shoot me an email.

 

waskillywabbit,
AWESOME thankx so much for the support, as soon as we finish with the shirts Ill send it out, PM me your addy, or put it on the package, unles you want to come on out and join us

and Id like to thank EVERYONE that will support the Jambo :bigclap: its people and business like you guys, that makes this as great of a place as it is Im just glad to be a "very" small part of it.

 

Jambo update:
Ok all, heres an update on the Jambo as far as the supporters we have,
ARBUSA
Armorology
Bashin Bumpers
Big Horn Toyota
Bud Built
FJ Cruiser Off-road
Glenwood Motor Inn
ORI-Broomfield
Stubbs Welding
Tires Plus (2 locations)
Toytec Lifts
Tread lightly
TRD Parts 4 U
Wab Fab
Winchline
4WD Toyota Owners magazine
I would like to thank all the supporters, for taking the time, and effort to make this happen.
We really hope to get everyone out and have a nice weekend, meet up with some old friends, and make some new ones.

 

Sorry, I missed your call the other day Ric. It has been crazy around here lately...I JUST got finished w/ work...been at work since 7 a.m. Looks like ya'll got lots of goodies lined up for sure!

 

Good luck with this years Jambo and keep us posted on it. We appreciate the opportunity be part of it. If anyone needs anything before you go just let us know and we will get you taken care of. Also if anyone needs anything while you are there and we can get it for you we will be happy to overnight anything. We did this a couple weeks ago for the TTORA event and I know it made getting back home possible for guy that broke on day one. We are here to help in anyway we can.

 

So how is this gonna work, we buy raffle tickets and draw numbers to win, or what?

 

something like that, raffel tickets will be $5.00 each (buy as many as you want) the ticket itself has 2 parts, both will have the same nunber on it, you keep one part, we will put the other part in a sealed box, at the raffel, we will do one item at a time, but have any and all kids, pull a ticket out of the box, they will (or i can, people say I have a big mouth, lol) call out the number on the ticket, if one of your tickets is a match, you win. that simple.
at the raffel, we will decide where we want the procedes to go.
and you must be present to win, this will make things go easier.
we want this to be fun, stress free, and want everyone to leave with something, along with new friends lol

 

I posted on the other thread as well ..but Im thinkin about flyin in for this event. Anyone got room for a passenger?

 

Im sure it wont be a problem, your welcome to ride with us, may have to sit in the back seat, but Im sure someone will step up, that has the passenger seat open.

 

Just got back late Sunday evening from running Pearl Pass, along with Montezuma Basin, Gunsight Pass, Devil's Punchbowl, Lead King & Crystal. You may want to split the group into those with lockers and those w/o for Pearl. Those w/o are going to have to work hard to get up several sections on Pearl, IMO. With F/R lockers, I still had to pick my way a little on it, though spotting was not necessary.

Pearl was the least travelled (next to Gunsight which is closed on the south side). Saw only one CJ & one TJ, and about 8 motorcycles in about 4 hours.

Lead King can be done with 2WD LO & locked rear diff. It's much smoother than the Crystal road, except for the last mile before the intersection with Devil's Punchbowl (road to Schofield). Gunsight makes a gorgeous side trip off Slate Creek road on your way down to CB. It has a very consistent grade all the way to the (Daisy?) mine. Above the mine it gets quite interesting . (has a carsonite "Motor vehicle travel not recommended" sign.) But the view from the top is spectacular. The trail starts off with a good dunking in Slate Creek. If you take it about 10 mph, you'll probably have water coming over your hood .

Had to winch a stock Suburban w/HT tires off a rock, half way up the Punchbowl.

HTH

 

Me and my friend went up transfer trail on Saturday. We went to about the top of the stock drive. The trail was nice and still in good shape.

 

ok guys... Iv tried to work it out to stay for more than one day but that just isnt going to happen. I will let you know which day I am going to be there for closer to the actual time. however I still want to know how i can meet up with you all since i am going to only be in and out for one day!

 

if ya get there early enough, you can make a run with us, if not, just hang out for a bit, and we will be back soon enough, lol

 

Pearl pass was the most isolated trail I've done. I saw one 4 runner, one jeep and 2 bicycles the whole time I was on it. You guys will have a great time doing it, the boulder fields up there are magical and the views spectacular. Wish I could make it this year.

 

Has the final dates been solidified? Location? I'm sorry, but I haven't read the whole post recently. Flame away!

Chris

 

its in the very first post of the thread...

 

Raven, no flame needed, we are on PAGE 5 here. What Ric said plus based out of Glenwood Springs. You'll need to read the CO4RJ sign up post to see where different people are staying.

 

My next question would be if it would be okay to be driving a Polaris Ranger, instead of a 4runner. I no longer have the 4runner as some might know.

Chris