Four By Four, Monsters, and Off-road.

[The87Dodge]

I want this.

 

[LivingWithGames]

 

[Joey D]

 

[LivingWithGames]

@Joey D That last pic is awesome, nice find!

 

[Cowboy]

 

[Joey D]

@Joey D That last pic is awesome, nice find!

Ya, I really need to step up my Taco game.

 

[LivingWithGames]

Ya, I really need to step up my Taco game.

Speaking of which, my turn.

Throwing a chevy here too.

Now, let's bring the power with a RAM!

 

[Cowboy]

Speaking of which, my turn.

Throwing a chevy here too.

Now, let's bring the power with a RAM!

That last one is epic.

 

[The87Dodge]

Defenders

 

[Joey D]

That black Defender is setup as a sweet overland rig, I'd rock it all day long.

 

[Cowboy]

 

[RocZX]

 

[TexRex]

And since we're doing artwork as well (see last image two posts above)...

 

[LivingWithGames]

'Cuda nose and rear of a Nissan 240SX, while made for raid. The Crew much?

Though the combo for the nose and rear, it...bloody works.

 

[LivingWithGames]

Anyway. An extra post with another awesome truck. This one's for you @Slash, you'll like it, no doubt.

And this!

 

[mustang fanatic]

That black one is flawless.

 

[Slash]

 

[LivingWithGames]

@Slash It's not showing apparently.

Though, needs more Jeeps.

 

[RocZX]

 

[The87Dodge]

Dodge Ram T-Rex. World's first 6x6 truck.

 

[Kitten]

 

[mustang fanatic]

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That International is awesome too. 👍

 

[Roo]

Not much in the way of ground clearance, although as electric motors get stronger I'm sure bigger wheels could one day be fitted, but that articulation...

 

[Joey D]

So while researching some off roading spots in Michigan, I came across some picture from Drummond Island. After looking at these I think I need to rethink my rig choice.

 

[AnthonyD1993]

So while researching some off roading spots in Michigan, I came across some picture from Drummond Island. After looking at these I think I need to rethink my rig choice.

If those are from Turtle Ridge, it would really depend on which part of the park you go to. Your truck should do okay in the first half of the park (the easier half), but it would get torn to shreds by the second half of the park (hard part). That part of the park is a nightmare that will destroy purpose-built rock buggies. I've never been to the back half (and probably never will), but the first half should have enough stuff that you can play around with using your rig.

 

[The87Dodge]

 

[LivingWithGames]

@Joey D Here we go! Now those are quality!

And something unusual to send. A Renegade.

 

[Joey D]

If those are from Turtle Ridge, it would really depend on which part of the park you go to. Your truck should do okay in the first half of the park (the easier half), but it would get torn to shreds by the second half of the park (hard part). That part of the park is a nightmare that will destroy purpose-built rock buggies. I've never been to the back half (and probably never will), but the first half should have enough stuff that you can play around with using your rig.

Yup, Turtle Ridge. Thanks for the info though, pretty much anything I find is people doing stuff like the pictures I posted which seems pretty extreme for what I'm looking for, but if there are easier parts I think I might need to check it out.

 

[Slash]

My parents circa 1989-ish (not sure on the year). Think the truck still had the 6 cylinder.

 

[AnthonyD1993]

Yup, Turtle Ridge. Thanks for the info though, pretty much anything I find is people doing stuff like the pictures I posted which seems pretty extreme for what I'm looking for, but if there are easier parts I think I might need to check it out.

The upper part is more famous since the hardcore people go there (and Ultimate Adventure went there for a day), but the lower part was there first. Most of the lower trails can handle the traditional Michigan street set up (generally 33s to 35s as you would probably know), and everyone that we went with made it through the lower part with little carnage. The biggest issue we had was a cut tire (which ironically happened to us) with the Jeep on a hill with a sharp rock protruding out of it up top. It was a blind rock, but the other hills in that spot had clear visibility to the top.

I have to ask my mom if she can find any of the pictures we took years ago (circa 2007-2008) because that was the last time we went there. If I can find any, I might post a few.