Club Name? - Page 2

nuclearlemon · 11-09-05, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by MiniPigg

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I guess Cache La Cruiser sounds ok.... my spanish is terrible.. that mixed with my ADHD turns Cache La Cruiser into La Leche Cruisers.

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uh....it's french

MiniPigg · 11-09-05, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by nuclearlemon

uh....it's french

I dont speak French...So it looked spanish to me

Cache La Cruiser...spanish ...Break the Cruiser?

La Leche means The Milk in Spanish.

PabloCruise · 11-09-05, 10:35 PM

The Milk of The Cruiser Club?

The Milky Cruiser?

Or Hide the Milky Cruiser Club?

Hmm...

usmcruiser · 11-10-05, 04:51 PM

every one I ever met said I drove an old milk truck.

Razor · 11-11-05, 06:30 PM

snow capped cruisers

Magoo · 11-12-05, 01:55 PM

Back Country Cruisers
nice ring to it.

MiniPigg · 11-16-05, 09:27 AM

Toyota Overlander Club

Overlander
\O"ver*land`er\, n. One who travels over lands or countries; one who travels overland.

or euro it as

Toyota Overlander Klub

toolman · 11-16-05, 02:28 PM

I vote for "Cache La Cruisers'. If your from this area you probably know the history of the
"cache la poudre" river, and if your not, it doesn't matter.

FJBen · 11-16-05, 03:54 PM

The river's name means "Hiding Place of Powder." According to legend, French fur trappers in the 1820's were caught by a tremendous snowstorm. To lighten their load, they buried large amounts of gunpowder (poudre) in a hiding place (cache) along the banks of the river.

This river corridor has been an important travel route since prehistoric times. Evidence of Native American occupation in the canyon includes tipi rings, rock shelters, fire hearths, and a burial site with artifacts. In the late 1800's, gold mining and cutting trees for railroad ties brought the first permanent settlement to this canyon. Although a railroad following the river was never completed, many of the original grades became the foundation for Highway 14. Early mining efforts had little success, leaving behind ghost towns like Manhattan to tell the story.

This has been a Public service Announcement brought to you by Me...

I grew up in walden, drove that canyon ALL the time and now live in greeley where it ends...

Cache le Cruisers works for me too.

MiniPigg · 11-16-05, 04:29 PM

Where does the river begin and end? I think it is only in Colorado... which sounds great if this were only a Colorado club... but we are making an attempt to gather people from the general area which also includes Southeastern Wyoming...... So the name doesnt really bond the folks from the general area due to it covering two states.... Its like when we came up with the name for the cruiser club in north western washington... we had some folks from southwestern BC, CA interested.... as well as folks from as far as Seattle and further.... we came up with the name rain country because the whole weatern reign was rainy. We should try and come up with something that all can associate with.. never know if people from the corners of Neb. or Kan. might want to become members.

just me own two clams worth.

gulp3000 · 11-20-05, 01:13 AM

Pawnee Cruisers (Local Nat Grassland)

Medicine Bow Cruisers (Local NF)

Cameron Pass Cruisers (Local Pass)

Storm Mountain Cruisers (Close playground)

High Plains Cruisers

Laramie River Cruisers (runs in both States)

Wyorado Cruisers

Eastern Slope Cruisers

Front Range Cruisers

Bison Cruisers

Elkhorn Cruisers

Bighorn Cruisers

Just throwing a few against the wall.

MiniPigg · 11-20-05, 02:11 AM

"High Plains Cruisers" sounds pretty good.

Razor · 11-20-05, 11:15 AM

High Plains Cruisers...sounds like arizona / utah, but I like it...

Lets get er named....

I will donate.....graphic design (time permitting) vinyl graphics ( windshield banners, stickers etc..)

Also, wholesale embroidery / shirt / sweatshirt / hats

MiniPigg · 11-20-05, 12:46 PM

Ok... so maybe Im going to back peddle here a bit.... you guys can beat me later.....

I was looking at the trails in the Poudre Canyon and it looks pretty cool there.

So what about "Poudre Canyon Cruisers"?

fj45lv · 11-20-05, 01:09 PM

Seems like we have converted you.

Why not back to"Cache La Cruisers?" But, time for me to muck it all up and throw in a twist

, how about "Cash La Cruisers"

. Those from the area can associate it's meaning as a play on words, for those not from the area it represents the financial aspect of Toyota ownership, as some folks have tens of thousands into some rigs. OK, let me know what you think. It should be one or the other, but in retrospect to minipigg's statement of multi state attraction, maybe the "Cash" is the way to go?

MiniPigg · 11-20-05, 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fj45lv

Seems like we have converted you.

Why not back to"Cache La Cruisers?" But, time for me to muck it all up and throw in a twist

, how about "Cash La Cruisers"

. Those from the area can associate it's meaning as a play on words, for those not from the area it represents the financial aspect of Toyota ownership, as some folks have tens of thousands into some rigs. OK, let me know what you think. It should be one or the other, but in retrospect to minipigg's statement of multi state attraction, maybe the "Cash" is the way to go?

No offense intended......It just sounds to wierd..... but I do like the way Poudre Canyon Cruisers sounds. What do you guys think?

PabloCruise · 11-21-05, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by MiniPigg

No offense intended......It just sounds to wierd..... but I do like the way Poudre Canyon Cruisers sounds. What do you guys think?

I am partial to Cache La Cruisers, but I could go for Poudre Canyon if it comes down to a vote.

The Canyon is beautiful, and home to some mighty nice trails for us to play in...

MiniPigg · 11-21-05, 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PabloCruise

I am partial to Cache La Cruisers, but I could go for Poudre Canyon if it comes down to a vote.

The Canyon is beautiful, and home to some mighty nice trails for us to play in...

TJ,

Ya the first one was just to weird sounding... I know Eric is partial to that one as well being he has so many cruisers stashed away. I have to say "WOW" those are some nice rigs. Never seen that many 45lvs in one place.

Poudre Canyon would make a nice playground and it sounds like something those outside the area would be more able to relate to. Plus I think it just sounds cooler.

Dave

chalmic · 11-22-05, 10:00 PM

ROCKY CRUISERS

It covers both regions and where else are we going to be wheeling!

bh4rnnr · 11-22-05, 11:26 PM

How about: Rocky Mountain Toyota 4x's?

PabloCruise · 11-23-05, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bh4rnnr

How about: Rocky Mountain Toyota 4x's?

Kinda Lengthy???

I like the way Cache La Cruisers rolls off the tounge...

PabloCruise · 11-28-05, 11:12 AM

How bout COWY Cruisers?

We can play up the cow theme, works well for both regions (ag related, WY cowboys)

Just looked good in the Turkey Day title...

MiniPigg · 11-29-05, 06:19 PM

lets do it.... COWY... so we can get the name overwith... and fight about it later...

eemmmmmmmmmMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

gulp3000 · 11-30-05, 01:38 AM

Short, says it all, easy to spell.

Here's a brainstorm idea for a logo. Excuse the 5 minute Paint/Publisher attempt, just playing around in case someone with real skills is looking for suggestions. I know it's ugly as hell, but a Cruiser over the outline of the 2 States was stuck in my head.

Razor?

MiniPigg · 11-30-05, 02:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gulp3000

Short, says it all, easy to spell.

Here's a brainstorm idea for a logo. Excuse the 5 minute Paint/Publisher attempt, just playing around in case someone with real skills is looking for suggestions. I know it's ugly as hell, but a Cruiser over the outline of the 2 States was stuck in my head.

Razor?

what about a dot between the Co and Wy...

nuclearlemon · 11-30-05, 09:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MiniPigg

what about a dot between the Co and Wy...

or a dash, or a slash

PabloCruise · 11-30-05, 11:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nuclearlemon

or a dash, or a slash

Yep!

CO-WY

CO/WY

Moo!

gulp3000 · 12-01-05, 12:17 AM

Besse says it's OK

MiniPigg · 12-01-05, 01:13 AM

How bout turn the cruiser the other way and have a cow driving the cruiser with a smile.

11-09-05, 10:35 PM	#33
PabloCruise IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Northern Colorado TLCA# 10713 Posts: 4,945	The Milk of The Cruiser Club? The Milky Cruiser? Or Hide the Milky Cruiser Club? Hmm... __________________ TJS -- 1978 FJ-40 1974 FJ-55 w/ 3FE CO/WY - Horsetooth 4 Wheelers Cruiser Club <<CLICK HERE>> for my Tech Threads Last edited by PabloCruise; 11-09-05 at 10:45 PM.

11-10-05, 04:51 PM	#34
usmcruiser IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: B to the E to the R to the THOUD! TLCA# 15913 Posts: 1,329	every one I ever met said I drove an old milk truck. __________________ Nick '78 FJ40 (scattered all over garage) '76 FJ55 "If you can read this thank a teacher. If you can read it in English thank a U.S. Marine." CO/WY - Horsetooth 4 Wheelers Cruiser Club

11-11-05, 06:30 PM	#35
Razor IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Berthoud Colorado Posts: 906	snow capped cruisers __________________ TLCA#12161 Since 2001 Buncha 'OL Toyota Cars & Trucks "Some very fast, some very slow"

11-12-05, 01:55 PM	#36
Magoo IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: parker,co Posts: 359	Back Country Cruisers nice ring to it. __________________ 73 fj40 88 mini ready to be built I HATE POINTS!!!(and apparently they hate me) oh yeah FYI!!! tlca#14919.

11-16-05, 09:27 AM	#37
MiniPigg IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coulee Dam, WA TLCA# 7434 Posts: 1,418	Toyota Overlander Club Overlander \O"ver*land`er\, n. One who travels over lands or countries; one who travels overland. or euro it as Toyota Overlander Klub __________________ 1989 FJ62 Factory Clean... 2FE 1994 FZJ80 Stock 1977 FJ55LV... Now owned by Rescue Wagon 1974 FJ55LV... Now owned by Calico kid 1973 FJ55LV... not sure who has it now. 1977 FJ55LV... RIP 1964 FJ45LV Yeah I know.... should have kept it.

11-16-05, 02:28 PM	#38
toolman IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Wellington,CO TLCA# 15978 Posts: 45	I vote for "Cache La Cruisers'. If your from this area you probably know the history of the "cache la poudre" river, and if your not, it doesn't matter. __________________ Those who give up liberty for the sake of security deserve neither liberty nor security. --B. Franklin

11-16-05, 03:54 PM	#39
FJBen Whitey Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Greeley, Colorado TLCA# 15530 Posts: 2,590	The river's name means "Hiding Place of Powder." According to legend, French fur trappers in the 1820's were caught by a tremendous snowstorm. To lighten their load, they buried large amounts of gunpowder (poudre) in a hiding place (cache) along the banks of the river. This river corridor has been an important travel route since prehistoric times. Evidence of Native American occupation in the canyon includes tipi rings, rock shelters, fire hearths, and a burial site with artifacts. In the late 1800's, gold mining and cutting trees for railroad ties brought the first permanent settlement to this canyon. Although a railroad following the river was never completed, many of the original grades became the foundation for Highway 14. Early mining efforts had little success, leaving behind ghost towns like Manhattan to tell the story. This has been a Public service Announcement brought to you by Me... I grew up in walden, drove that canyon ALL the time and now live in greeley where it ends... Cache le Cruisers works for me too.

11-16-05, 04:29 PM	#40
MiniPigg IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coulee Dam, WA TLCA# 7434 Posts: 1,418	Where does the river begin and end? I think it is only in Colorado... which sounds great if this were only a Colorado club... but we are making an attempt to gather people from the general area which also includes Southeastern Wyoming...... So the name doesnt really bond the folks from the general area due to it covering two states.... Its like when we came up with the name for the cruiser club in north western washington... we had some folks from southwestern BC, CA interested.... as well as folks from as far as Seattle and further.... we came up with the name rain country because the whole weatern reign was rainy. We should try and come up with something that all can associate with.. never know if people from the corners of Neb. or Kan. might want to become members. just me own two clams worth. __________________ 1989 FJ62 Factory Clean... 2FE 1994 FZJ80 Stock 1977 FJ55LV... Now owned by Rescue Wagon 1974 FJ55LV... Now owned by Calico kid 1973 FJ55LV... not sure who has it now. 1977 FJ55LV... RIP 1964 FJ45LV Yeah I know.... should have kept it. Last edited by MiniPigg; 11-16-05 at 04:38 PM.

11-20-05, 01:13 AM	#41
gulp3000 IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Colorado Posts: 562	Pawnee Cruisers (Local Nat Grassland) Medicine Bow Cruisers (Local NF) Cameron Pass Cruisers (Local Pass) Storm Mountain Cruisers (Close playground) High Plains Cruisers Laramie River Cruisers (runs in both States) Wyorado Cruisers Eastern Slope Cruisers Front Range Cruisers Bison Cruisers Elkhorn Cruisers Bighorn Cruisers Just throwing a few against the wall. __________________ Don '87 Turbo Runner '97 FZJ80 waiting for the wife to finish using it! <----- I miss my 60!

11-20-05, 02:11 AM	#42
MiniPigg IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coulee Dam, WA TLCA# 7434 Posts: 1,418	"High Plains Cruisers" sounds pretty good. __________________ 1989 FJ62 Factory Clean... 2FE 1994 FZJ80 Stock 1977 FJ55LV... Now owned by Rescue Wagon 1974 FJ55LV... Now owned by Calico kid 1973 FJ55LV... not sure who has it now. 1977 FJ55LV... RIP 1964 FJ45LV Yeah I know.... should have kept it.

11-20-05, 11:15 AM	#43
Razor IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Berthoud Colorado Posts: 906	High Plains Cruisers...sounds like arizona / utah, but I like it... Lets get er named.... I will donate.....graphic design (time permitting) vinyl graphics ( windshield banners, stickers etc..) Also, wholesale embroidery / shirt / sweatshirt / hats __________________ TLCA#12161 Since 2001 Buncha 'OL Toyota Cars & Trucks "Some very fast, some very slow"

11-20-05, 12:46 PM	#44
MiniPigg IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coulee Dam, WA TLCA# 7434 Posts: 1,418	Ok... so maybe Im going to back peddle here a bit.... you guys can beat me later..... I was looking at the trails in the Poudre Canyon and it looks pretty cool there. So what about "Poudre Canyon Cruisers"? __________________ 1989 FJ62 Factory Clean... 2FE 1994 FZJ80 Stock 1977 FJ55LV... Now owned by Rescue Wagon 1974 FJ55LV... Now owned by Calico kid 1973 FJ55LV... not sure who has it now. 1977 FJ55LV... RIP 1964 FJ45LV Yeah I know.... should have kept it.

11-20-05, 01:09 PM	#45
fj45lv IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Aug 2005 TLCA# 5962 Posts: 55	Seems like we have converted you. Why not back to"Cache La Cruisers?" But, time for me to muck it all up and throw in a twist , how about "Cash La Cruisers" . Those from the area can associate it's meaning as a play on words, for those not from the area it represents the financial aspect of Toyota ownership, as some folks have tens of thousands into some rigs. OK, let me know what you think. It should be one or the other, but in retrospect to minipigg's statement of multi state attraction, maybe the "Cash" is the way to go?

11-22-05, 10:00 PM	#49
chalmic IH8MUD Rookie Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Fort Collins Posts: 49	ROCKY CRUISERS It covers both regions and where else are we going to be wheeling!

11-22-05, 11:26 PM	#50
bh4rnnr IH8MUD Regular Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Littleton Colorado TLCA# 13919 Posts: 313	How about: Rocky Mountain Toyota 4x's? __________________ Perry Loughridge, aka "Skelator" 1987 Toyota 4runner. Flat bed by Proffitts Cruisers. 5.29 gears, rear locker, 33" goodyear mt/r's. rising sun 4x4 club of colorado. 4th generation Coloradoan. COLORADO:my "Monument in Green"

11-28-05, 11:12 AM	#52
PabloCruise IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Northern Colorado TLCA# 10713 Posts: 4,945	How bout COWY Cruisers? We can play up the cow theme, works well for both regions (ag related, WY cowboys) Just looked good in the Turkey Day title... __________________ TJS -- 1978 FJ-40 1974 FJ-55 w/ 3FE CO/WY - Horsetooth 4 Wheelers Cruiser Club <<CLICK HERE>> for my Tech Threads

11-29-05, 06:19 PM	#53
MiniPigg IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coulee Dam, WA TLCA# 7434 Posts: 1,418	lets do it.... COWY... so we can get the name overwith... and fight about it later... eemmmmmmmmmMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO __________________ 1989 FJ62 Factory Clean... 2FE 1994 FZJ80 Stock 1977 FJ55LV... Now owned by Rescue Wagon 1974 FJ55LV... Now owned by Calico kid 1973 FJ55LV... not sure who has it now. 1977 FJ55LV... RIP 1964 FJ45LV Yeah I know.... should have kept it.

11-30-05, 01:38 AM	#54
gulp3000 IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Colorado Posts: 562	Short, says it all, easy to spell. Here's a brainstorm idea for a logo. Excuse the 5 minute Paint/Publisher attempt, just playing around in case someone with real skills is looking for suggestions. I know it's ugly as hell, but a Cruiser over the outline of the 2 States was stuck in my head. Razor? Attached Images __________________ Don '87 Turbo Runner '97 FZJ80 waiting for the wife to finish using it! <----- I miss my 60! Last edited by gulp3000; 11-30-05 at 01:50 AM.

12-01-05, 12:17 AM	#58
gulp3000 IH8MUD Addict Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Colorado Posts: 562	Besse says it's OK __________________ Don '87 Turbo Runner '97 FZJ80 waiting for the wife to finish using it! <----- I miss my 60! Last edited by gulp3000; 03-28-08 at 11:36 AM.

12-01-05, 01:13 AM	#59
MiniPigg IH8MUD Lifer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coulee Dam, WA TLCA# 7434 Posts: 1,418	How bout turn the cruiser the other way and have a cow driving the cruiser with a smile. __________________