The GSMTR Bypass run----URE trip May 18th-20th

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Thanks, Kenny. It was our first time out to the property and the barn looks like a great place. Sarah and I enjoyed our limited time on Sunday at the barn and in the dirt. It was good to put some more faces to names and check out the rigs. I've got a few new itches after seeing Ramon's 40 and spending more trail time in mine - good itches, not the penicillin kind. Got to run a few trails behind David and Eric, and had a blast trying to follow Eric's lines whenever feasible. Got the bolts for my new skidplate today so I'll be ready for the rocks next time. Sarah is the camper in the family and can't wait till the next time. I'll tag along, I suppose. Any chance anybody's thought about fishing somewhere out there?

--john
 
And this was where Kenny, Lydia, and Andrea almost had simultaneous heart attacks.

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Here's my ure departing gift:



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I have Longs in the front - inners and 30 spline Birfs with chromoly hub gears. I wish Bobby made rears, but I'll be stuffing the FF axle with Poly Performance chromoly shafts down the road.

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Ramon, check with Keefer. I gave him two rear axle shafts right before I moved that the gnomes said were to heavy to make the move down south...
 
So did anyone else see that red 40 just a couple miles north of the outpost on 109? I wanted to stop but the kids were a bit grumpy so I rolled on.

And thanks Mike for making the Trailer thread my new favorite place to look. dammit man. lol
 
Here are the two videos I took this past weekend:





Mike, I want to see that video of Moonshine on Kodak!
 
Brock said:
yeah it feels much different than when just an onlooker or passenger and the wheel is in your hands.
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You got that right Brock!

Whoever said Daniel was easier from the NPS dragging the burnt out jeep off, was wrong!!!! I've only driven it a couple times but this time seemed totally different and way more challenging.

I would have drove through but with a 6'8" 300 lb Yeti in the PS, it felt like it wanted to roll over into the Uwharrie river.
 
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