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A Jeep Cj5; CJ-7, Flatty or an old school Bronco. It'll cost much >2K and not much for creature comforts but the cool factor will far out way the negatives making it a no brainer. Just my cool honest opinion.

# not my roll bar.

Welcome aboard. Your Jeep looks a bit angry.

If you're still looking I've got one.

Loved that loop of the trail. Just getting down there and then the view from the bottom while waiting for your turn was as good as climbing it. Envious!!!

Any time after 4:30 but send me a best guess so I can plan my evening. 3104 rd 103 Pasco

Tims it is. Stop off and get it or we make an arrangement.

Free to a good home one young Tom turkey, 18 pounds. It's frozen but I just put it into my garage frig so the dethawing will begin. If you already have your Thanksgiving bird please let it go to someone who doesn't.

A stock TJ on 32 in tires will get you through all the trails with some occasional help. The most important thing is just getting to the trail because that's where the fun is. The TJ and driver will do the rest. It doesn't need to be built to hang with us. Use the leftover money from your sale on a ...

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Welcome. There are couple of easy wheeling and camping opportunities coming up in September. Good times.

Liberty, some of my favorite trails and they begin just a couple of miles out f camp.

My motor home manual reccomends a trailer brake for towing anything over 1000 lbs. it's just a recommendation and my motor home is small.

Welcome aboard. Just get your jeep on the trail. It knows what to do and you'll figure out the rest.

I have snap ring pliers you are welcome to use. If you're planning on a CV rear driveshaft just aim the rear pinion at the t-case pinion.

I pulled mine. Pulling it makes it easier to separate the case.

Big red in the driveway?

That's correct we were there on Sunday. We never saw another vehicle on the trail. No snowmobile, ATV or wheeler. I think it is very popular with the night crowd, firm snow.

I called a run on short notice to the Blue Mountains. It had been a while since we've had a snow run on this side of the state that didn't involve a Christmas tree. The idea was to run the loop, Skyline to Godman, behind Bluewood and then down the North Fork of the Touchet back to Dayton. We left th...

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Mother inlaw quarters in that one.

Free to a good home, one 4'x8' sheet never used.

Hopefully it will still be open 4th of July weekend. Dale Newman from the PNW4DA would know more. He has a work party for the trails around Liberty every year prior to Memorial Day.

Without a dought it will close some of our trails. I'd have to cross reference my Liberty wheeling map but I recognize 9705000 as they have listed, is a great trail for the views and very challenging.

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