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[YotaFun]

if cash is tight, you've definitely come to the wrong place. it's been known that joining these communities will definitely break your bank because you'll be drooling at other mods to do!

bah who cares right!?

welcome aboard!

While this may be true, there are also cheap but good mods out there.
And usually if you stick to most bolt on stuff as to fab'ing up your own you can save some cash.

I mean unless your going to be like lance here and build a chaos rig out of an FJ, then run for the hills lol!

Very nice FJ, I love the rims you have.

[4x4mike]

Nice FXT. My wife drives one but it's completely stock except for the air filter. I'd love to put some money into it but for now it's our grocery getter and baby hauler.

[DHC6twinotter]

Welcome! It's good to see another NC member on here.

I like those rims.

I'm Daniel (or Dan...doesn't matter)

[Scuba]

Call me scuba

Welcome Aboard !!

[carljwnc]

Welcome Jami!!!

Jami and I have known each other for about 6 or 7 years now. Met by both being Forester XT owners. I did have the pleasure of accompanying Jami's FJ onto, I believe, it's first dirt excursion. Nothing crazy, just a little fun in the woods.



One of my favorite photos ever taken, it was an accident.

[fustercluck]

I'm Fustercluck; but my friends call me fustercluck....



Welcome to the jungle.

[TrailGhost]

Great to make your acquaintance guys.
Carl, that was a great trek through the woods. I really enjoyed what we found at the top. The view was very nice. I would love to hit that trail again sometime. Preferably in the fall if the land owners still don't mind. Have you been back up there since our little expedition?

[carljwnc]

Great to make your acquaintance guys.
Carl, that was a great trek through the woods. I really enjoyed what we found at the top. The view was very nice. I would love to hit that trail again sometime. Preferably in the fall if the land owners still don't mind. Have you been back up there since our little expedition?

We will definately have to go up there again, we only scratched the surface. The 'real' trail up there is 10 miles and a lot more fun than what we did. I have been back there twice since we were there, it's really the closest wheelin' to me so I think I've done it 6 or 7 times now, and I'm always ready to do it again.