Me and the old lady would make a trip from Missouri for this.
Me and the old lady would make a trip from Missouri for this.
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I guess this video means that there are different levels of trails there.
I couldnt believe this!
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Yes, that is a great video! He's on a fairly easy section of stock-friendly Fins and Things which appears pretty steep in the video due to the long lens.Originally Posted by ped4599
There's a gazillion Crown Vic cop cars, so they must have something going for them.
It does seem out of place to see a family sedan out there, but from stories my mom & dad have talked about from their days in Trona CA, it was common to see a 1950's Bel Aire or even old Model T's miles and miles from anything. They'd ride a Harley in the Panamint Mountains. One time, they saw a brand new Buick with an old couple coming down a sand road, then going up a steep rocky hill. They stopped on the way by. They were full up with supplies and heading back to their mining camp in a shiny new (Then) 1960's Buick sedan.
You just never know...
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I have done some wheeling in the Moab area, including a couple days last year on the way to 2010 WCCC. Awesome scenery. It definitely is a different feel than Colorado. I am only running a 2" lift and found with smart lines and going slow I could go anywhere I wanted to go.
I would love Moab. It's closer to home for me (1 day drive instead of 2), and I am always up for exploring someplace new!
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Seeing the Crown Vic reminds of the Blues Brothers - It's got a cop engine, cop tires, cop suspension...
It adds a little extra planning for me to get there and as usual it won't be until next spring if I could say yes or no, but that goes for wherever it is.
There was some discussion about this at WCCC 2011 and I want to see if there is in fact enough enterest to cmsider this for WCCC 2012.
I would suggest we go in May or September but one of the big consideration is for those who have school aged kids... would they attend?
What are your thoughts, I like the idea but only if there is enough interest.
We could always do a smaller event at Moab and then WCCC 2012 in Colorado as well.
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