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  • #61
    where exactly is primo burger?
    myJeeprocks.com

    "in the end... the rocks always win."

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    • #62
      Primo burger is on right in Mojave right after you turn towards Jawbone on the 14. Right hand side.

      The trail is doable in a stocker - I've done it stock.
      The trail was very rocky last time we went up it.
      There are some spots that are hard - but nothing bad.

      Al has an extra tie rod - two tie rod fatalities have been had on the LC trail with our group.

      Erik about Killed his rig on the trail, with a little help from Chris.
      Kirk
      1997 Jeep Wrangler

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      • #63
        Erik about Killed his rig on the trail, with a little help from Chris.
        you got that right! stockers can go through the regular trail just fine, as long as you have good spotting in some areas, and dont do the alternative difficult areas.
        >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
        ERIK


        95 yj, locked lifted, and ready to rock!

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        • #64
          Sounds great! I was not so worried about how hard it is, but more about how easy it is. A few weeks ago I did a ride that really did not require 4wd and was a little disappointed, but enjoyed the sights and the company anyway and had a good outing. Looking forward to a great day and checking out the saloon.
          Rubi,5sp, Gold, OME lift, Viair 450H SwayLoc, JKS 1.25" BL & 1" MM , GY 285/75-16 MTR's. Warn 9500Ti, dual Yellow Optima's, Nth' 1.25"drop TT /UCA's, T W DS, JKS F&R LCA's, M.O.R.E H C Front Bumper.

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          • #65
            Originally posted by blkTJ
            where exactly is primo burger?
            http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed...200&country=us

            Hope that helps. (I had nothing to do while covering for the receptionist.)

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            • #66
              Originally posted by BigRick
              Sounds great! I was not so worried about how hard it is, but more about how easy it is. A few weeks ago I did a ride that really did not require 4wd and was a little disappointed, but enjoyed the sights and the company anyway and had a good outing. Looking forward to a great day and checking out the saloon.
              This is real Jeep country - a 2wd will not make it at all !
              The first part of the trail is a sandy wash - then into the canyons with lots and lots and lots of rocks, small climbs, and fun things to try.

              upon getting out of the canyon and heading up into the hills there is an awesome climb along the ridge of the mountains with views forever -

              you come back down the mountain to the burro schmidt mine, then up a very steep climb again to the top of the mountains to the cable shack - then back down to the end and off to ransburg for a meal.

              No 2wd will make it unless it is a VW buggy or something like that.

              you will use your skids on this trail.
              Kirk
              1997 Jeep Wrangler

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              • #67
                Here are some misc. shots from the last time I was there before I traded my ZJ for my current TJ. Just so you can get some idea what it looks like. Most of the photos are on optional obsticles.
                http://www.fototime.com/inv/42DAB093926EE97
                ASM REAPER BUGGY ON 40'S SOLD
                00 TJ ON 37'S SOLD
                97zj ON 36'S SOLD

                04 CUMMINS CRAWLER HAULER

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                • #68
                  Originally posted by qwiksilver
                  http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed...200&country=us

                  Hope that helps. (I had nothing to do while covering for the receptionist.)
                  Nice map work Cricket. That clears it up.
                  myJeeprocks.com

                  "in the end... the rocks always win."

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                  • #69
                    Originally posted by Chris_L
                    Here are some misc. shots from the last time I was there before I traded my ZJ for my current TJ. Just so you can get some idea what it looks like. Most of the photos are on optional obsticles.
                    http://www.fototime.com/inv/42DAB093926EE97
                    Ok, that first shot was supposed to give us a sense of calm and confidence. Right?

                    And why is it no one takes photos of the bypasses?

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                    • #70
                      Whoops...I forgot about that shot. That was a YJ at some point. I am not sure of the story behind it, but I think it may have been stolen and then pushed off the cliffs above, near the powder mines.
                      ASM REAPER BUGGY ON 40'S SOLD
                      00 TJ ON 37'S SOLD
                      97zj ON 36'S SOLD

                      04 CUMMINS CRAWLER HAULER

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by Cetrov
                        This Saturday I have a friends daughters birthday in Palos Verdes.
                        Hell, if I wasnt going to be at Last Chance, I'd tell you to stop by . . . you can stop by anyway, but I wont be here
                        [COLOR=blue]Chris[/COLOR]
                        SAVE JOHNSON VALLEY!!! - CLICK HERE
                        Ya Savvy?

                        Motech Performance

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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by Cetrov

                          Erik about Killed his rig on the trail, with a little help from Chris.
                          THANKS!!! As if I didnt feel bad enough:yawn:
                          [COLOR=blue]Chris[/COLOR]
                          SAVE JOHNSON VALLEY!!! - CLICK HERE
                          Ya Savvy?

                          Motech Performance

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by blkTJ
                            Nice map work Cricket. That clears it up.
                            Thanks. I got the address from a travelogue on line.

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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by Dukes69
                              THANKS!!! As if I didnt feel bad enough:yawn:
                              aggh, no worries, man that just gives me a cushin for error
                              lol
                              >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
                              ERIK


                              95 yj, locked lifted, and ready to rock!

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                              • #75
                                busted axle

                                The drivers side rear axle was busted , it happened in Florence Junction Arizona last sunday, but now it's fixed and I'll see everyone at Primos.

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