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Took the Jeep down Lost Creek Road, and washuta Creek Road here in St. Louis. It was a blast, lots of creek crossings, got water up over the bumper, lots of mud, sand, and ledges. It was a great time, and was funny to see what everyone thought when we pulled up in it. We took our son and two Boxers, had the a/c cranked, and it was comfortable and didn't have a problem at all. Working on pics, photo bucket doesn't like my Image Type?
Cant wait to see pics man!
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Pictures look great man.
FYI you can put more than one picture in a post.
Looks like fun glad to see you made it off road.
Yeah this was kind of a test run for next weekend. We are staying at a 4x4 ranch? or something like that, and doing a 2 day even
Congrats on a successful first trip. Nothing better than wheeling in the a/c with family.
Heading out to Bunker Missouri for a weekend adventure, there are a ton of trails through the Mark Twain National Park, and we are just going to get lost out there for a couple of days. No kid this time, but it will be my Jeep and my Parents Land Cruiser. Loading up our Canoes and going to float and fish too.
These are some teaser pics off my phone, some of the trails were really narrow, so lots of scratches. Jeep did great, logged about 150+ miles of dirt over the weekend. Last pic is of the powercut trail, tough to tell but it is almost vertical, and dodgeball shaped loose rock. Still can't belive how well we did. Great weekend
Nice!
One of the benefits of a white XK though... scratches aren't as visible lol
Looks cool 150 miles thats a lot of dirt roads bro.
Yeah, it was fun though, only about half the roads were market, and a couple started as Jeep trails, and by the time we got 10 or 15 miles into them they went to single track. The Pics will hopefully show some of the crazier stuff.