Just aways in Arkansas is some Beauty on trails! Nice looking ATVs! My wife had a 700 Kingquad for a few years, till she rolled off a trail in Cass Arkansas. We accuse her of wanting an new Yamaha Grizzly 700 when they came out with power steering!
Power steering is a must!
There is a group named Oklahoma Trailchasers on Facebook. Pretty active group, nice decent people. Check it out.
I used to a fair amount in CA. Had a '72 K5 for about 12 years. Was super nice but still took it on plenty off road excursions. Trails in Big Bear, Death Valley, High Desert and other Socal trails. Was a ton of fun. Ended up selling it in 2015 for $15K Was a good/fair price at the time. Been watching a lot of Barrett Jackson this week and looking on online, I could have sold it today for around $55K or more.
Wife really wants another First Gen K5, Second Gen Bronco or a Late 60s - early 70s F100 4x4. Been looking and people are asking stupid prices for junk.
Wife really wants another First Gen K5, Second Gen Bronco or a Late 60s - early 70s F100 4x4. Been looking and people are asking stupid prices for junk.
We do a lot of off-roading when in the mountain states.
Sometimes in the F-250 or in friends UTV’s.
Sometimes in the F-250 or in friends UTV’s.
The last couple of years, for our anniversary, my wife and I have gone to Hot Springs. The first time it was because I had a Jeep JK and I wanted to take it to Hot Springs Offroad Park. So we rented a small camper and spent our 20th anniversary there and added quite a few trail scars to the Jeep. Found out on that trip that we didn't like how the Jeep handled pulling a trailer and ended up trading it off and got me a truck.
Last year for it 21st anniversary we went back to Hot Springs and rented a side by side at Hot Springs Offroad Park. This year we'll be doing the same, except this time we'll be pulling our camper there.
I REALLY want a side by side, but it's going to be a while before we can afford one. Until then, we'll have to settle for renting one when we go out there.
Also, before taking it to Hot Springs, the wife and I took the JK down to Cross Bar Offroad Park down near the Arbuckles. That was a butt ton of fun. Yet another reason I want a side by side. Jeeps are great for off roading, but it's a lot more fun to me when I don't have to worry about being able to drive my Offroad vehicle back home.
Right. We put the bronco on a trailer and haul it just in case lol.The last couple of years, for our anniversary, my wife and I have gone to Hot Springs. The first time it was because I had a Jeep JK and I wanted to take it to Hot Springs Offroad Park. So we rented a small camper and spent our 20th anniversary there and added quite a few trail scars to the Jeep. Found out on that trip that we didn't like how the Jeep handled pulling a trailer and ended up trading it off and got me a truck.
Last year for it 21st anniversary we went back to Hot Springs and rented a side by side at Hot Springs Offroad Park. This year we'll be doing the same, except this time we'll be pulling our camper there.
I REALLY want a side by side, but it's going to be a while before we can afford one. Until then, we'll have to settle for renting one when we go out there.
Also, before taking it to Hot Springs, the wife and I took the JK down to Cross Bar Offroad Park down near the Arbuckles. That was a butt ton of fun. Yet another reason I want a side by side. Jeeps are great for off roading, but it's a lot more fun to me when I don't have to worry about being able to drive my Offroad vehicle back home.
I've been known to do a little wheelin' and I like the fabricating just as much.
The old rig:
Moab:
Hot Springs:
The old rig:
Moab:
Hot Springs:
