Outdoor Adventure USA

Had a great time meeting all the great people. I can finally place a face and vehicle to a screen name! Slippin' and slidn' in the washes was especially fun. Now the FJ gets a bubble bath. Below are the trail files and a jpeg map. I would insert the link to the Google interactive map link, but it ...

How muddy is it going to be out there this weekend?

Those are the train horns! Pinkish rock sliders too. He and I got split up in the Barratt junction area a few weeks ago to the extent that I couldn't hear his horns for a while.

Ollie:

A guy I work with who is an aquaintence of yours told me about the web site. He owns a Rubicon and lives in Southbay. He can't make it out this weekend because he has an outage at his plant.

I won't be making it out until Sunday morning. Is 9:30 early enough to check in and have my rig examined for trail readiness?

Thanks for the inspiration. I'll check out the sites.

cruiserlarry (great name btw)


not a licensed radioman right now

Mods so far:

LED dome lights
Cobra 75 CB


Immediate priorities for the future:

skid plates
head light and tail light protection

Later:
Lift (suspension and tires) I'll wait for the tires to wear out

Hi All,

Not only am I new to the forum, I am also a new off roader. I live in Santee, CA and purchased a 2010 FJ Trail Teams a couple of months ago. I've been on a few SoCal runs (Otay, Valley fo the Moon, much of the border) but I'm looking forward to getting out to the desert.

Please sign me up for this one. Looks like a good run for a stock truck AND driver.