I live about 2 1/2 hrs. from Moab, we were planning on probably going anyway. Count me in.

Brad (from the 4 Wheeling center of the universe, 4 corners USA)

 

I'd be interested in meeting some of you folks. Maybe we could set up some sort of potluck dinner one night or some thing along those lines.

"My other car is a BULLDOZER"

 

I've been tring to get to Moab for years. Maybe this year it will happen. You don't mind an old relic hanging out with you all do you? (the Jeep,that is).
Rob
1946 CJ-2a
1997 XJ

 

I know ya throw the names of these place around like it no concern, but if awful hard to decide wheather to go if you really do not know what state it in or what part of united states. when you speak of these places could you include a town and state too.

brownbagg mobile alabama

brownbagg </font color=red>

 

If we could we would love to go. We been busy running about 1000 mi a week between
Omaha Neb. and Sioux Falls S.D. on a cancer fight for the wife.
For us lets try for 2001. That would let you people break the new ground.
You never know maybe it would work this year.
I think it be fun there is so many on this board thats been a great help.
/wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif PS maybe someone with win 95 could pop a link to Moab up here/wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif

 

Greg...

Best of luck with the fight.

BB,
Moab is located in southeastern Utah. Have a look at the geography and beauty....
http://www.4x4now.com/32jsmr.htm

For more complete info ...

http://www.4x4now.com/mu4wd.htm or just go to a decent search engine and type in Moab.

It is captivating on many different levels. Even if there was no Jeeps allowed this place is a must see! I'm planning on also doing some flyfishing.... any of you guys know if the Green or Colorado have decent areas around Moab for this sort of thing? Since I'm an avocational archaeologist I will be in heaven exploring the many Anasazi ruins and petroglyphs.

Regards,

LarryM
85 CJ7, 350TBI ,T19 4spd
'00 TJ Sport, NV3550 5spd, D44, Teraflex system

 

I and my friends would really love to but driving to moab from Orlando FL is kind of hard. Altough flying up there and hangin with you guys has definately came up. Maybe we will see you there.
Matt (79 Cj7)

I enjoy working on friends four wheel drives but especially my own.

 

I would love to go by from NY it is quite a haul....but don't count me out just yet(I would have to miss a week of college...but for EJS it would be worth it!!)

I will keep you posted

absolutjeep

 

Gregg, our prayers are with you and your family...

Does anyone know how far it is from LA to Moab? I figure about 18 hours of driving.. past Vegas... I might not make it... /wwwthreads_images/icons/wink.gif

Jon-YJ94
I6, 3.5" Black Diamond, MORE, & more
yj94@hotmail.com

 

Gregg,
Just wanted to send along my best wishes for your wife, family and to you personally. I know what it is like, as my mom and sister have been fighting breast cancer. So far, all has been OK and they have been survivors for two years now. I hope that all goes well for your wife and family as well.

Best Regards,
Jim Young
xjy173

 

I would love to go to the Moab and meet you guys. Living in the southernmost part of Louisiana makes that kind of impossible. I have too much going on right now: work, school, getting married, trying to save for a house, etc...
I know I rarely post here because I am new to jeeps and not a good mechanic, but I do read just about daily and have learned more than I could have ever imagined. I would like to thank all the guys who answers the questions regularly and my condolences go out to Greg and his wife.
As I learn I will post more.
Thanks for the help Guys and Gals.
Kiley
94YJ

 

Gregg,
Best of wishes with your fight. My wife just survived cancer. Remember, no matter how grim it is, hang
in there. The only fight you lose is the one you quit fighting.
As far as Moab, I'm going to try and have my CJ-6 running by then. Won't be painted or anything but gonna
try and be there. If I go I will be camped most likely with the Jolly Jeepers. (Kevin Cooper, 6x, Rich Imholt,
Bad Bee, Steve Regula, Pinball Whizzer, Tom Telford from Warn.)
Sounds like a wonderful idea. Be kinda cool to put faces with personalities. Nickmil.

 

Moab is a must for those who have set up their rigs for rock crawling. The trails are challenging and the desert scenery is breath taking. Easter Week, however, is a zoo and takes preplanning to enjoy. The Red Rock 4-Wheelers set up quided trails all week long. by Friday there is over 3000 rigs in town. A first timer should not try to run the trails on their own. sign up with the Red Rock gang and they will show you the best trails for your jeeps capabilities and your interests. You must sign up by late February or all the trail rides are filled. Contact Red Rock 4-Wheelers inc, PO box 1471, Moab, UT 84532-1471 for an application. They also send info on motels, Trailer Parks and camping sites that sell out quickly.

 

I just wanted to say thank you for all the kind words and encouragement. I been kind of blowed away
by eveyones kindness and not knowing what to say. Bev is doing very well there have been alot
of follow up after the two operations. We have had the bejebers scared out of us twice but found
out it was mistakes. One time they even had Bev PG from 7or8 days ago about the time of the
operations .That was no way unless it was something I did not know about./wwwthreads_images/icons/smile.gif
With maligant melanoma It lurks about and you never know when or where it will
show up agin. So far we have been very lucky.

 

Gregg, its very good to hear things are going well right now and I pray that that will continue for you and your wife.

YJ94, I dont know for sure how far it is from LA, but it is probably only about 6-8 hours past Vegas though. Havent ever driven it, but it is only about 6 hours to Salt Lake from Vegas, and you get off of I15 onto I70 several hours before Salt Lake, and then I am guessing a couple of hours on I70. So It shouldnt be that hard of a haul, I know lots of people from SoCal go each year. Hope to see you there.

 

sorry.. i am allready planning on hitting tellico that weekend.... any east coasters want to meet there?

 

Tellico may be workable.

 

Larry, sounds like a great idea. I always enjoy Moab and I am sure there are quite a few others here that do too. What did you have in mind?
Regards,
Lance
AKA Axlesupagain '98 TJ 5" lift 35x12.50 nv3550 D44 4.56 soft locker and a really cool dent on my gas tank skid plate courtesy of Stone Canyon at Panamint

 

I really dont have anything in mind....just seeing what type of interest there is.

I'll bring this up again in early January and those interested could start to discuss it on a more serious level.

LarryM
85 CJ7, 350TBI ,T19 4spd
'00 TJ Sport, NV3550 5spd, D44, Teraflex system

 

As an east coaster Tellico might be do-able.....I will see what I can do.

absolutjeep