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RT is rugged terrain. The treads are more aggressive than AT but friendlier than MT on pavement.
February 2024 club run (2 Viewers)
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Well I was looking forward to this run, but then this happened. Tilt/telescope both stopped working at the same time. Not the fuse so ordered a new switch. Not coming till Saturday.
Have a safe fun run.
Have a safe fun run.
Bummer!
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darned! Was looking forward to seeing you. Next time!
Good news... Switch came in early and got it fixed.
So I'll be able to make it, see everyone at breakfast.
Bad news I may have broken my clock spring and may not have a functional Driver airbag, but what could possibly go wrong.
P.S. Carlos Jr., will be accompanying me.
So I'll be able to make it, see everyone at breakfast.
Bad news I may have broken my clock spring and may not have a functional Driver airbag, but what could possibly go wrong.
P.S. Carlos Jr., will be accompanying me.
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Hello, it has been a while. I attended the Red Rock Canyon run last May. My friend drove his new-at-the-time Tundra and I drove my stock LX470. It is still in stock 
and I was wondering if it can handle tomorrow's run. My AHC still works. Let me know if you advise against it. Thanks.
and I was wondering if it can handle tomorrow's run. My AHC still works. Let me know if you advise against it. Thanks.
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Come join the fun. We will venture as far as our equipment allow. If your rig still has the side steps, they will be the most vulnerable areas. We will be on fire roads for the most part. Some unexpected situations may present themselves and we will decide as we encounter them. Body damage is always a possibility but after all you are driving very capable a Landcruiser! It’ll get you there and back
Sounds good. I will be at Mile High Cafe by 8:45 a.m. Thank you.
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It’s 43F in Hesperia
Big Bear expecting to be in the 50s so unlikely we’ll see snow.
Breakfast first…
Big Bear expecting to be in the 50s so unlikely we’ll see snow.
Breakfast first…
We had another great club run yesterday, with 10 rigs attending. We had hoped for more fresh snow, but we had to settle for what we found. There was snow on the ground starting at about 6,700' elevation, with quite a bit in the Big Pine Flat area. The only trail casualty was Joel's Rubicon, and I'll let him tell you all about that. As they say, "a picture is worth a thousand words", and Joel's photo above is quite eloquent!
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Great run, thanks again to Dat in his leadership role. Hope for the best to Joel's Jeep prognosis.
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Hands down the best video on my phone. I’m going to try and upload it to our club website. If you have videos or pictures, check back here. I will ask our webmaster to post a link for us to upload. This was the run’s best moment and some!!!
inquiring minds want to know......collateral damage?
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Sounds like you guys had an adventure!
Please upload any photos or videos to this link: Run Photos and I will add them to the club photo album.
Please upload any photos or videos to this link: Run Photos and I will add them to the club photo album.
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The club photo album is up: Snow Run Photos
Add any additional photos to the link in the above post and I will add to the club album.
Add any additional photos to the link in the above post and I will add to the club album.
OK, i see after having watched the vid. thus my mantra....take the easiet reasonable path to adventure another day.
