Nevada Backroaders

you may want to take a sawsall to those mud flaps before the rocks take them and some of the facia off. and those side steps don't look like they'll hold up to too much beating but they'll save your rockers for the time being. you will be surprised at what a difference just a more aggressive tire will make. for now you'll want to avoid trails with rocky up-hills. i helped a guy in a new pickup truck on wheeler once that had spun his high performance street tires right down to the steel belts trying to get up the trail through the sharp loose rocks. a very expensive learning experiance for that guy.

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1994 jeep yj wrangler-"d.d." []lllllll[]
Retired Trail Boss and Website Director
Founder of Uncle Brad's Misguided Children
NVBROFC
Re-located from my beloved Mojave to Texas. Where did all the mountains go???

Well I hope we have some trails I can hit before I have to drop a bunch of money into the Pathy. I would like to experience some of the great outdoors before I get really into everything. We have also gotten ourselves interested in geocaching as well. I dont know that I will be rock climbing or boulder jumping anytime soon. Just want to get out and see a bit of the history and splendor that the desert has to offer.

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Just when you think you have made something idiot proof...Someone will come up with a better idiot.

Okay, I was just wondering as I ran into a guy that works at the mine on Mtn. Pass. I forgot his name and what they actually mined, but it was a mineral.

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All Jeep trails had to first be Scouted.

1978 IH Scout II Lifted, locked, blah,blah,blah.
2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee, Her car.
1992 Ford F350 XLT 4x4