Here's some pics of the ole wabbit in action from Ryan...

 

you all suck!

 

That's one of my favorite pics.

 

Fantastic! I can't wait to get them!

Chris

 

Not that I ever second guessed the ability of the Toyota 4 Runner, but I must say after Tellico, I gained a new found respect for it. It’s a tough little vehicle and will damn near go anywhere “STOCK”. It must be an awesome feeling have a modified 4 Runner.

 

Word on the street is that the Wabbit got a bitty boo boo. Any truth to the "I don't want to scratch my sliders" thing? What the heck do you think they are for !!! Looking cool in Bumpkinville?




Bring it down to Arizona or Moab or Colorado or California, I'll meet you and we'll grind some slider.

 

Doink,
Where did you get your front bumper?

 

The local bumpkins are eating it up! Oh, the sliders held up beautifully and will require quite a bit of rattle canning to keep them from starting to rust in the near future I imagine. I haven't bothered to wash any dirt off yet so I don't really know the extent the thrashing the sliders took. I'd love to head your way and bring a friend or two, but let me get a locker or two and I'll certainly see if I can talk the boss into letting me "teleport" to the west coast. Us old gotta stick together!

 

Got it today. Nice shirt! Thanks! You must have used it as a polishing rag, not a shop rag. Its still spankin' clean....

 

its just an arb bumper from an outfit such as 4wheelparts....

 

Steve, why do you think Rocks are the end all be all of 4 wheeling? I would have loved to see you try the mudpit. Why do you feel you always have to bash all the wheeling if it's not out in AZ on the rocks?

I can't imagine the trails we rode after a hard rain. Rocks, and mud, and GOOEY mud would have made for some CRAZY damage, and hard wheelin

 

The Wabbit and myself have a good repore going. We trade snide comments back and forth and it’s funny, as he points out we’re both old farts and we have a Bumpkinville joke going. I would trade insults with Ryan Taylor as well. I think he could handle it. I would go after Chris as well, God knows with all the e-mails he has sent me he deserves it. Once again there is a repore there.

Now take a look at yourself, have I ever joked around with you? No, we do not have a repore going.

Did you know that in 2002 I flew out to the East Coast 4Runner Jamboree. I borrowed Ace Lacerna’s Mini Pickup and wheeled all over George Washington National Forest. I met you east coasters half way to attended your event, I had a great time. Rocks are not the end all, but they are quite fun, hence a new sport born out of rock crawling.

What I don’t understand is why not a single one of the east coast people, with the exception of the guy from Maine/Minnesota who was on the DeSoto run have ever bothered to attend one of the western events? It’s not hard, buy a plane ticket and fly out.

There are many challenges in 4 wheeling, many become easier with the more “invisible” hardware you install. All trails can be difficult and all locations have good areas for off pavement fun.

 

I hate flying! Notice now...WHEN I eventually get out that way it will be to wheel, not ride along! But of course, if I can survive riding with my wife I guess I could handle anybody's driving...

I got to get more of those "invisible" mods first, but they are coming!

 

Steve, you're good man, we had fun at GWNF. I wish i coud drive to the west cost again but after 2 trips i made few years ago, one to Colorado and one to Utah i don't think i'll want to drive again.

 

ive been wheeling in AZ on two seperate occassions

 

thats actually funny because ya'll look very much alike. :walk:

 

 

 

so!

 

I'm glad to see you feel the same way, and I thoroughly respect and enjoy your assistance!So are you offering up your vehicle for me if I buy a plane ticket to come out wheeling with you? That's what it sounds like to me!

Chris