Nevada Backroaders

It will be visable with Stan's 50 mil candlepower light


Joe you never know what can happen at night, I can do it if it can be done. I think I bent my drag link on Angel Peak Saturday because now my steering wheel is off center. Or maybe I did it when I lifted my front wheel on the pavement when the locker didn't unlock It still drives and have some repairs to do this weekend so I will re-align everything again and go over all the bolts and torque to spec. Maybe I will be there.

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Cycle of Life
2010 Tundra 4X4

I am new to the fourms
Hey I am interested. could a 2wd libby make it on the trail.

I hope to be doing either Potato Rd. or Tie Rod that night. I just did Bittersprings a few weeks ago... nothing difficult about it at all except maybe finding your way if your driving blindfolded

Its definately night run season around these parts

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2004 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 with some modifications...

Who says you need a Jeep to wheel?

You will need 4x for your libby. I still haven't figured out exactly which trail and/or trails we will be doing. It could depend on how people feel or what time it is.

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"I'm not sure where the trail went, but I've got a Jeep and gas so who cares"

Rubicon Bob
Club President
Rescue Ranger
NBMC / NBCC
03 Rubi/2017 Grand Cherokee
2020 Gladiator Launch Edition

the wife wants to go too. we look forward to seeing everyone sat nite. Hopefully before to long we won't be limited to the dodge, I got a jeep now, just need some work.



mike and tanya

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Mike, Tanya, Michaela, and Christiana

Who said Dodge's can't wheel!

Ram 1500 Quad Cab
6" Rough Country lift(with skids)
K&N
NBMC/CC

Cool not a prob my GF has a 4x libby we will be there.

A 2wd ranger made it just fine through there a few weeks ago on stock tires. Really its just a dirt road with a few rocks in the way, I would say a 2wd liberty would be OK especially if travelling in a group but thats just my opinion.

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2004 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 with some modifications...

Who says you need a Jeep to wheel?

I do 99.9% of it in 2X but I have a limited slip in the rear. And I can have a heavy right foot as some of you guys found out during Arrow Canyon The wash going out can be iffy, I'd be afraid of being stuck in that section with only a 2X. Especially with the rain as of late.

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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

what are we doing for food if it is snacks I will bring the cake and ice cream if you what dealers choise we can do that to

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Retired USAF 09/01/1990
2004 Dark Blue Unlimited
RED**WHITE**BLUE
NBRR / NBMC

My only worry was prepping for my smog test and all went well today on that. Wifey is well pleased with the four ceiling fans and one chandelier I dealt with this week, so the kitchen pass was easy. I look forward to meeting up with you folks for this run.

As far as food/snacks, do you all generally pack enough of something to share with all, or do you just make sure to have enough for your own ride with maybe a little extra? I'm not too experienced at this 'group' thing.

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Mike
2007 Toyota FJ

I wasn't planning on anything, but if people want, that's fine by me.

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"I'm not sure where the trail went, but I've got a Jeep and gas so who cares"

Rubicon Bob
Club President
Rescue Ranger
NBMC / NBCC
03 Rubi/2017 Grand Cherokee
2020 Gladiator Launch Edition

The Moapa Paiute travel plaza (Meeting Place) is having its 4th of July celebration this weekend. Saturday it starts at 6pm and fireworks at 9pm. Not sure what to expect just thought I would pass it along since we are meeting there. The ad says Live Bands, Food and fun start at 6PM


Hopefully I will see everyone there!!

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Cycle of Life
2010 Tundra 4X4

Just have the CB's on channel 4 and call out if things are a little crazy for a meeting place down the road. As far as that goes, if it's busy at the plaza, we could meet at the trailhead. It's not hard to find. Where the pavement makes a hard, nearly 90 degree left hand turn and a dirt road is straight, just go straight. Can't miss it even in the dark.

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2002 Jeep Wrangler X, ARB's, 4.5" RE lift, 35" KM2's, built to crawl on rocks

ok lets do snacks I got the cake and icecream bring what you like with a little extra to share I will bring the bowels and spoons and a lantern maybe we can stop at 2100 and watch the fireworks this is going to be fun

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Retired USAF 09/01/1990
2004 Dark Blue Unlimited
RED**WHITE**BLUE
NBRR / NBMC

Thanks Craig for the info. Joe has the right idea. Let's meet at the trail. From the Tribal shop, follow the pavement towards Valley of Fire. About 2 - 3 miles down the road will turn left, you will see a gravel road that continues going straight. we will meet there at the same times. I will be on CB. Ch 4.

Any questions call 232-3422.

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"I'm not sure where the trail went, but I've got a Jeep and gas so who cares"

Rubicon Bob
Club President
Rescue Ranger
NBMC / NBCC
03 Rubi/2017 Grand Cherokee
2020 Gladiator Launch Edition