Geez, looks like I'm left hustling for a ride, I like a front row seat, but I'll take whatever I can get, true in all aspect of my life.

 

THIS GOES OUT AS A WARNING!

Anyone he feels the need to do Guardrail or Peckerwood must have a cage. No if and buts about it. It's not worth your life or serious injury if you roll on the Guardrail.

Also for the ones that are dual locked and don't mind damage feel free to take on Upper 2 from the bottom. You can come from the top but is very tippy and will put you in the wall.

 

guardrail doesn't look THAT bad to me... neither does slickrock, except for that last ledge in the trough at the top. schoolbus is the one that i'm undecided about, and once you're at the top, there really is no other way down.

 

I may have a seat depending on who comes with me. Also is you are taller than 6'2" you will need a helmet you ride with me.

 

Bus is easy with a good spotter if you can keep off the wall.

 

As long as you stay to the right and aren't like Marc and try to park on top it's not THAT bad. I say this from a spectators view.



Had to Marc!

 

Here's my pictures from the All-Poo run last year.

Click for Pictures!

EDIT: page 4 is Helipad.

 

I will agree with that.

 

I don't really want body damage, a scrape or small dent is ok, but busting a window or rolling is something I'll pass on.

If I chicken out, I've already called shotgun in Marc's '85 for the hard day!

 

Allen Dickenson did it with IFS. So did I in my Pacer. No kidding. Back in 2002.

Now we have some 4x4Wire History here.

 

Good Morning Rednecks.......

Welcome to 2002.























Another turning point
A fork stuck in the road
Time grabs you by the wrist
Directs you where to go
So make the best of this test
And don’t ask why
It’s not a question
But a lesson learned in time
It’s something unpredictable
But in the end is right
I hope you had the time of your life

So take the photographs
And still frames in your mind
Hang it on a shelf of
Good health and good time
Tattoos of memories
And dead skin on trial
For what it’s worth
It was worth all the while
It’s something unpredictable
But in the end is right
I hope you had the time of your life

It’s something unpredictable
But in the end is right
I hope you had the time of your life

It’s something unpredictable
But in the end is right
I hope you had the time of your life






As far as hard trails go. Lets go as far as we can safely and if we reach a point that we need to turn around, we will turn around.

That is what we do in Arizona.

 

He may have done it back when the FS filled in under the ledge but now it's over 7ft tall.

 

WOW, I've got to see these trails, pictures never do them justice. Now I just need to find a co-driver I trust to use my rig for the day. I will definately take a spot in your rig, I'll look for a helmet just in case.

 

To answer everyone's question, I've been right up against the ledge at peckerwood in my 4runner, looked at it long and hard, and quite frankly I could barely get up to it. The sand is so lomy, and the way it's shaped now, it's dangerous and much higher than before. It's shaped like this /\ with the high ledge on the right and the soft mud/sand on the left. So, you try to straddle the gap, but it's not enough pressure into the sand to keep you there, and you get half way up and slip off and slam your truck into the embankment. I'm game to spot folks up to it, give them the right line, but I think there's a less than 1% change any of the rigs make it. Let's do it!

In regards to running heli pad, I think a roll cage would be smart, but it's doable with a good spotter and a good driver. The problem lies when either the spotter sucks or the driver won't listen to a good spotter. I'm only worried about the last one, because I know we'll have some good spotters there. But, I also think it would be best to have someone that's run it before be the spotter.

Chris

 

Homo Burrito says: Good Morning Rednecks.......

Welcome to 2002.

As far as hard trails go. Lets go as far as we can safely and if we reach a point that we need to turn around, we will turn around.

That is what we do in Arizona.

I don't care who you are, that right there is FUNNY!

Have a good time. Don't break stuff and listen to Steve. He has spotted me across the surface of the sun and I would let him do it again.

 

That's why I'm really looking forward to this trip more than ever, is the chance to learn from everyone on some of the more chalenging trails.

 

yeah i cant wait to do some challenging stuff since itll be my last trip on ifs, i wanna take it as far as itll go

 

I think Steve has been working on the truck w/ the garage door closed and has been sniffing too many welding fumes.

That is some funny stuff. Did you see the picture of RTdawgs?

 

The pic of Ryan is ˟˟˟˟ing funny!

 

You know he was in High School at the time and now I think he is extremely close to graduateing from college.

Oh how time flies. These were days long before any Wabbits or Bamachems.