I went on a run to crown king again and there were two roll over one rolled down a 40 foot cliff we rolled it back over and he drove it to town. and the other one got sweep down a flash flood and rolled 3 1/2 time in to some bushes the water was running over top of the jeep.I was right behind him all i could do was watch at first.but my friends that made it across in front of them pulled them in with a strap.

 

Damn looks like those two had an bad day Glad no one got hurt. Did you get any wheelin in or just an recovery kinda day

 

Only in a Jeep!

 

that's freaken wild man. Glad everyone is alive.

 

Hey, Popcan. Thanx for all the help from you guys. Would've never gotten it out without your help. We're a little sore, but ready to go back. That was a big hit. If it wasn't for the Metalworx roll cage being tied into the frame stiffeners & rocker skid, it would've pushed through the floor. And who knows how bad we would be hurt. A year of work fabricating down the drain.. Oh well, back to building or rebuilding. Haven't decided yet. It drives good still and will go any where, but the store..

 

My goodness, Dave. Our trip to Walker Valley last weekend was pretty quiet when compared to this. we had a couple guys come close to rolling on the Rock Face on Expressway but we watched everybody really close and were quick to get them off the skinny pedal if they started sliding. I think the worst damage we got were some broken taillights and David (TransAm) smacked his hatch pretty good. Alex took some good videos of it but I don't know when or where he will be posting them.

 

I was the passenger in the first rollover. I just want to give my sincere thanks to everyone that stopped and offered help and support. We felt truly blessed to have had you all there. Thank God my boyfriend does amazing work or we may not be here to tell about the story. A good roll cage is an absolute MUST and I have no doubt of my safety with him.
So nice to see there are such good people out there.....

 

Glad to hear no people were hurt. Jeeps can be replaced, people cannot be. Glad to see you all were well prepared and worked really good as a team during the rescue/recovery.

 

I'll try and find a before pic to post.

 

Here you go Davey...... Were ready to go again buddy!

Curtis Beard

 

Welcome. Dave im so glad you guys made it out safe.our group/club that was out there helping you out is azcherokeeclub.sign up there and lets hit some trails together and please try to keep it on the trail.lol

 

I have some repair work first, but that sounds like a good time. Thinking about a Comanche truck for the next project, since it's basically a cherokee. Oh and I have all these new parts, and what can't be taken off, I'll just fab.

 

Guess I need to clean this POS up some, & cut & weld a bit. As long as it's not raining since there's no glass now, after the recent modifications to the body. lol

 

if you were wondering why i posted in the pacific northwest section.Its were i'm from and had so show all my xj friends why they should have a good cage.I'm from Washington state and miss wheeling there with every one so now I web wheel with them.

 

Yeah I was wondering. Was thinking you came a long way to go to Crown King. lol