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11-11-2006, 04:13 AM
Hummer Professional
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Michigan (non-PIKER)
Posts: 414
Re: Hummer Happening RIP OFF DAMAGE
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Originally Posted by MisterE
I would love to get a smaller group together that I could trust to learn more wheeling with that I could simply say "I'm done today, I don't feel comfortable doing this to my vehicle with" The mounds were great and I am dying to go back..just at my own pace.
That's the name of the game, Mr.E...you gotta be able to trust your spotter or guide. Send out a note to all of us when you want to go back out to the Mounds, and we'll include you when we send out a note! Use the Off-Roading part of the forums to plan a gathering. We've found some really cool back trails with river crossings & twist ditches & tight, technical turns, but you won't bury it unless you want to. We should be able to get in one or two more trips before total freeze-up, maybe we could try a snow-run after that!
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1965 IH Scout 80, fully restored with winch, lockers, Dana 44's...holds it's own to an H3.
#3
11-11-2006, 03:24 PM
Hummer Professional
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: NA
Posts: 478
Re: Hummer Happening RIP OFF DAMAGE
So the short list of locals is:
MisterE
Hummjay
Cris Burkhalter
SR1355
f5fstop
2xtreme
Anyone else?
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