ohio roll call
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From: Ohio
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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You guys pick a place. And I will pencil it in.
My vote goes to wellsville.
1. its a huge area, and you can wheel through the whole thing site seeing without worrying about scratching or breaking your jeep. Or even getting stuck.
2. Its got the best rock/obstacles in the state that you can drive up to and watch and you don't even have to go into them if you don't want. Or you can go for it.
3. you can wheel it without constantly being in a rutted mess. Just don't get into mud holes any more.
But I am up for anything. You boys figure it out. And just count me in. I am just trying to motivate some participation.
This is what I wheeled my first trip to wellsville. almost stock xj
My vote goes to wellsville.
1. its a huge area, and you can wheel through the whole thing site seeing without worrying about scratching or breaking your jeep. Or even getting stuck.
2. Its got the best rock/obstacles in the state that you can drive up to and watch and you don't even have to go into them if you don't want. Or you can go for it.
3. you can wheel it without constantly being in a rutted mess. Just don't get into mud holes any more.
But I am up for anything. You boys figure it out. And just count me in. I am just trying to motivate some participation.
This is what I wheeled my first trip to wellsville. almost stock xj
Last edited by holycaveman; Sep 15, 2013 at 02:48 AM.
CF Veteran
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 11,176
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From: Ohio
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
You guys pick a place. And I will pencil it in.
My vote goes to wellsville.
1. its a huge area, and you can wheel through the whole thing site seeing without worrying about scratching or breaking your jeep. Or even getting stuck.
2. Its got the best rock/obstacles in the state that you can drive up to and watch and you don't even have to go into them if you don't want. Or you can go for it.
3. you can wheel it without constantly being in a rutted mess. Just don't get into mud holes any more.
But I am up for anything. You boys figure it out. And just count me in. I am just trying to motivate some participation.
This is what I wheeled my first trip to wellsville. almost stock xj
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From: Mid-Ohio Valley, Ohio
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
as long as i can have the funds to go, its not too far away, and i can know ahead of time the date of it, i may be able to go. i've been itching to get out on the trail.
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Ive never wheeled, so I dont realky know where to vote for. All places will be a new experience to me. Also can someone point me in the right direction, I need brackets made up for my brush guard and nerf bars. I don't know anyone personally who can help.
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Need to find someone in your area. I can do it, but I am a long ways away.
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From: Cbus, OH
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
from personal experience, as ive been to most of the places tom (holycaveman) mentioned, southington would probably be the best bet for everyone since there are alot of stock jeeps/daily drivers. Just my .02. Its great scenery too, alot of rules, but great scenery.
