David coming down a fin before heading out onto Hell's Revenge Trail.
This page shows sequences of pictures of some of our club members and friends driving their Jeeps. The pictures were taken at various famous trails or obstacles at Moab, Utah in July 1997.
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Thank you to David Beihoff for providing the pictures and writing the descriptions.
David Lawrence had recently bought a used and rolled Wrangler specifically for 'wheeling out in the west (David is from Tennessee). This nearly stock Wrangler (only upgrade was a winch) did admirably well in Moab, mostly due to David's driving skills. His regular vehicle in Tennessee is a well-built FJ-40 Land Cruiser.
David coming down a fin before heading out onto Hell's Revenge Trail.
David climbing a hill on Hell's Revenge Trail.
David coming up a short climb on Fins & Things.
David making his first run at this step on
the Golden Spike Trail.
Tony Schaber trying to give David a push when David got high
centered.
David taking a second run at the step.
More views of David Lawrence crossing the Golden Crack.
Views of David Beihoff crossing the Golden Crack.
Rick Curtis drives a black 95 Jeep Wrangler, modified with a winch, ARB Air Lockers, and BFG Mud Terrains, among many other goodies.
Rick on Hell's Revenge Trail.
Rick making a short climb on Fins & Things Trail.
On the Golden Spike Trail.
Rick coming down a step on the Golden Spike Trail.
A view of Rick crossing the Golden Crack.
Due to time and work constraints, Sam Houston couldn't drive his Samurai from Georgia to Moab, so he rented a Jeep TJ in Moab from Farabee's 4x4 and went 4-wheeling with it. Everyone was impressed with the performance of the stock TJ.
Sam on Fins & Things in his bone stock rented Jeep TJ.
Tim Bramble drives a '84 Jeep CJ-7 with Warn XD9000i winch, dual Optimas, ARB air lockers front and rear, 2.5 inch lift, ConFerr shackles, 32x11.5 BFG MT's, and many more upgrades.
Tim Bramble going down a very steep little hill on Poison Spider
Mesa Trail. This hill had to be a nearly 45 degree slope.
Tim playing on a fin before starting out on the Hell's Revenge Trail.
Tim on the Hell's Revenge Trail.
Tim coming down a hill on Porcupine Rim Trail.
Tim coming down a step on Golden Spike Trail.
Tim trail leading on the Golden Spike Trail.
Following Tim was easy because Tim always picked the best line over
every obstacle.
Another view of Tim crossing the Golden Crack.
The axle articulation Tim's Jeep is capable of is one of the reasons
there aren't too many obstacles in Moab that gave Tim much difficulty.
Tony Schaber coming down a hill on the Porcupine Rim Trail.
Tony at the start of Poison Spider Mesa Trail.
Tony negotiating the Golden Spike Trail.
Tony coming down a step on Golden Spike Trail. Everyone
dragged their bumpers down this one and Tony made short work of going
back up the step so that he could give David Lawrence a tug when David
got high centered here.
Views of Tony crossing the Golden Crack on Golden Spike Trail.
Tony on Fins & Things Trail.
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