Colorado T4R Group
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loungin112
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What's up ya'll... I'm itching to hit the trails.
Name: Matt
Location: Arvada
T4R: 2016 Trail Edition Premium
Mods: Old Man Emu lift (884 front springs with OME struts, Wheeler Offroad T13 rear springs with OME shocks), 275 BFG KO2's, Rigid Industries SAE fog lights, ToyTec HID's, Aiden James Saber Pro 55w LED High-Beams, Rigid Industries E2 Hyperspot in grille, Console Vault, interior LED upgrade. Sherpa Equipment rack on order.
Name: Matt
Location: Arvada
T4R: 2016 Trail Edition Premium
Mods: Old Man Emu lift (884 front springs with OME struts, Wheeler Offroad T13 rear springs with OME shocks), 275 BFG KO2's, Rigid Industries SAE fog lights, ToyTec HID's, Aiden James Saber Pro 55w LED High-Beams, Rigid Industries E2 Hyperspot in grille, Console Vault, interior LED upgrade. Sherpa Equipment rack on order.
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04rnr
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well that didnt last long
:sad:
Im actually working on a Colorado based wheeling forum, this is be open to any manufactor, yotas, jeeps, fords, chevys anything.
(Please remember, I'm NOT a forum builder or computer guy by any means lol, just the basic stuff needed for a forum to plan and share 4wheeling trips)
My thinking is, there's lots of good people wheeling different brands, and it doesnt matter what you drive it's abut the driver..
That was our motto with our last group but everyone pretty much got married, had kids, moved or sold their rig so it just slowly went away.
We will have very few rules mainly just common sense stuff, but if you're interested let me know, this is not about web wheeling we have enough of those forums already lol.
:sad:
Im actually working on a Colorado based wheeling forum, this is be open to any manufactor, yotas, jeeps, fords, chevys anything.
(Please remember, I'm NOT a forum builder or computer guy by any means lol, just the basic stuff needed for a forum to plan and share 4wheeling trips)
My thinking is, there's lots of good people wheeling different brands, and it doesnt matter what you drive it's abut the driver..
That was our motto with our last group but everyone pretty much got married, had kids, moved or sold their rig so it just slowly went away.
We will have very few rules mainly just common sense stuff, but if you're interested let me know, this is not about web wheeling we have enough of those forums already lol.
NativeRunner
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I created this post to connect other t4r owners who like use their rigs off road. Chevy, Jeep, and Tacoma's already have enough off-roading groups, but this will not be a t4r "only" group as I have a 93 wrangler that i will take on harder trails that my 4runner can't.
NativeRunner
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Social Distancing Trail Ride!
Fist post updated, planning on setting up the "first" trail ride for:
SATURDAY June 27th.
Location: Alice, Central City/Black Hawk
Potential trails: Chinns Lake - Cumberland Gulch - Yankee Hill RD
Rating: easy - moderate
limit: 6 rigs
Fist post updated, planning on setting up the "first" trail ride for:
SATURDAY June 27th.
Location: Alice, Central City/Black Hawk
Potential trails: Chinns Lake - Cumberland Gulch - Yankee Hill RD
Rating: easy - moderate
limit: 6 rigs
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Oldmanb777
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That would be fun. June 27, I'll put it on my Calendar. We are closing on the sale of a house, and they just asked if they could move up the date. So I don't know if I will be here or there on that day.
turbodudey2
New member
Name: Josh
Location: Colorado Springs
T4R: 1996 Limited 4x4 E-locker
Lifted with some armor, winch, recovery gear, HAM radio, etc.
I'd be interested in running some trails with you guys. :rockon:
Location: Colorado Springs
T4R: 1996 Limited 4x4 E-locker
Lifted with some armor, winch, recovery gear, HAM radio, etc.
I'd be interested in running some trails with you guys. :rockon:
atalarico
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Name: Tony
Location: Denver (Regis area)
T4R: Check signiture
Just found this post, but yeah, count me in. I've been wheeling and camping in CO since I bought my 3rd gen in 2010 (RIP). I've had my 4th Gen for a couple years now and it has grown on me.
I'm also handy enough to be dangerous with a wrench, but not an expert, so I'm usually happy to help, or just drink beer and scratch my head at the problems.
From a couple weeks ago up on Imogene for the first time.
Location: Denver (Regis area)
T4R: Check signiture
Just found this post, but yeah, count me in. I've been wheeling and camping in CO since I bought my 3rd gen in 2010 (RIP). I've had my 4th Gen for a couple years now and it has grown on me.
I'm also handy enough to be dangerous with a wrench, but not an expert, so I'm usually happy to help, or just drink beer and scratch my head at the problems.
From a couple weeks ago up on Imogene for the first time.
Name: Jon
Location: Denver/Aurora
T4R: 2008 limited stock-for-now (bilstein 5100’s just got delivered yesterday)
Hi guys! I’m new here, just started getting into overland recently. Definitely interested in running trails/camping and trying to plan a Utah trip with some friends in the fall.
Location: Denver/Aurora
T4R: 2008 limited stock-for-now (bilstein 5100’s just got delivered yesterday)
Hi guys! I’m new here, just started getting into overland recently. Definitely interested in running trails/camping and trying to plan a Utah trip with some friends in the fall.
Name: Brad
Location: Downtown Denver
T4R: 2020 Black ORP. Just ordered Billy 6112's and 5160/Dobinson coils for the rear.
New here, been hitting some trails the last few weeks with my brother who's got a Wrangler. Definitely looking to get in to the mountains as much as possible, especially when I get my suspension installed and new tires on
Location: Downtown Denver
T4R: 2020 Black ORP. Just ordered Billy 6112's and 5160/Dobinson coils for the rear.
New here, been hitting some trails the last few weeks with my brother who's got a Wrangler. Definitely looking to get in to the mountains as much as possible, especially when I get my suspension installed and new tires on
I just got my 4R new to me last July. Had a bunch of 150k maintenance/repair to get done, but now finally getting around to building her.
I'm in Littleton and interested in getting out there. I'm sure I'd be fine for a good amount of wheeling as long as we're not getting super technical.
I'm 101 when it comes to wheeling, but I'm a quick study.
My old man is in town from IL though, so Father's Day weekend is a no-go for me. I definitely want to get out and wheel and camp this summer and looking to meet new people.
I'm in Littleton and interested in getting out there. I'm sure I'd be fine for a good amount of wheeling as long as we're not getting super technical.
I'm 101 when it comes to wheeling, but I'm a quick study.
My old man is in town from IL though, so Father's Day weekend is a no-go for me. I definitely want to get out and wheel and camp this summer and looking to meet new people.
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