GSMTR 2016 (3 Viewers)

[CharlestonG8R]

Izzy just posted this link on the ONSC site. I didn't think of it until now, but I'd considered buying MaxTrax in the past. Given the situation we were in on 42/43, I think we could have continued the trail ride had we had a set of them. Granted, we were pressed for time, so heading back was a conservative and smart decision that I think we were all happy with... But, say, if it had rained hard while we were out, they would have been very handy.

Recovery boards comparison

 

[Beau Diddly]

Rollover damage, Henry I believe

Who needs a relic run when you can have an 80 run

David's power steering leak

70 series fire truck from Japan, current owner lives in Columbus MS

Paul and his wife, playing the banjo during a mountain-top break.

 

[Beau Diddly]

 

[GLTHFJ60]

Wow. What a trip. This is going to become a staple on the wheeling schedule for sure.

Met up with @Fort Knox early and ran out to Sierra Nevada for an early lunch. Met up with @Teddy , @CharlestonG8R and Eric in SC (I believe that's his username) then rolled on to Windrock.

@dbenke and @greenseaman are in this shot:

Dale (not sure on the username):

Campground with @cruisermatt and @Bama4door . It was awesome to meet you Cole and awesome to see you again Matt!!! Cole, we'll talk about hurricane creek soon, and thanks for the link to the sector shaft

So that was Thursday. Next up is Friday and it rained from about noon onwards. At windrock, that means slick as snot. I didn't get any pics of my truck stuck, but she certainly was right in the foreground:

@Fort Knox had a slight gravity problem

 

[GLTHFJ60]

Rain picked up, so we hit greens for the rest of the day.

Saw a genuine FJ60 firetruck too. Not sure who owned it:

Saturday group:

@Bama4door did SUPER well in his LR4. What an impressive machine:

I tried to focus on videos on Saturday, so it'll take me a couple of days, if not a week, to get them uploaded and together. Let's just say that one of them includes a drag race that I lost

For those wondering, the campground we stayed at does have showers and toilets, although the porta-potties are closer. There is a pavilion but the staff crew set up all around it, so we camped in the mud As for the park, between the three good, long days, we put about 100 miles offroad and covered maybe 10% of the park. This park is insanely large and has wheeling for every caliber of truck, from a stock 80 @Beau Diddly all the way through a buggy on 54" tires. Absolutely amazing

Thanks to everyone who makes GSMTR happen!! Holy crap, what a heck of a good time. Can't wait for next year I hope we can get some more ONSC'ers out next year!!!

 

[greenseaman]

Great pics!! It definitely was a great time!!