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Vedder Mtn across Cultas Lake as we worked to the far side That climb with the rocks sure doesn’t show the steepness in pics

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Thanks for your write up Bill. Just a small correction, Kevin and his son Lux, and their friend Nikolai. Good to have our brethren from North Sound Cruiers join us. Weather conditions were remarkably great, considering the forecast. I just want...

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The 2026 Annual Gary Telford Memorial Run was held November 7 on Vedder Mountain. Before the run, many of us had breakfast at the recently renovated Chilliwack Airport restaurant and although Rob Schultz couldn't make it for the run, he did...

More later but quick shout out to everyone (many names here) for getting us organized & fed, what a great day out! Much appreciate the spotters today too, I really didn’t think the plastic would make it through some spots. 👊🏻

You let your truck sleep over the winter!!!??? No wonder it's in such good condition 😃. I look forward to a trip with you again in the Spring.

I've seen what you can do with that bone stock GX at Norrish, and now with your underside protection you are invincible... except for that front bumper of course 😁

Vedder may be a bit rough for the Tupperware, I’ll try and make the morning meet and tag along as the trail allows. 💦

OK - after update from Daryl, we will be going up Vedder Mountain (as we have the last few outings); trail route will be the same. The snow line is probably too low to safely do the Thurston trail. We will bring smokies and buns (and I'll have 2...

1984 BJ60 Gregory Bluemagoo formerly "marshmallow" 550,000 and climbing ome lift 3 inch heavy rear 2 inch heavy front, 50mm flatout offroad body lift, front leveling firestone riderite air bags, axt turbo kit, 2.5 inch stainless 304 exhaust, 3...

Then just tack it so it doesn’t move, grind wider for better weld, and weld er up.

Step 2 the cutting and turning. Well that was a lot easier then I built it up to be. The hardest part was the passenger perch install and grinding it to fit the turned axle in step 1. I just zip disked it, then bolted it up, used a bar I had...

Sorry to hear about the fuel issue. Hope you get it sorted, and that you can join us on a future run.