Northern Virginia Roll Call

I'm down as well - Chantilly Hooters tomorrow.

 

Cool see y'all there

 

What time you guys going to Hooters?

 

Selling my floor mats for $50 if anyone's interested.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...5-11-toyota-rubber-floor-mats-front-rear.html

Matt

 

I'll be there early. Probably around 5 or 5:30.

 

I'm not on call for two more weeks. How's everyone feel about buffalo wing factory in green briar in two weeks?

 

I will probably not be there till closer to 6. Is there a good parking area to fit the trucks

 

Closer 2 Burger King

 

sounds good. i will see yall tonight then

 

i should be there around 5:30 - 6:00. See you guys then.

Ronin...I can probably do another outing in a couple weeks. I'll know better as it gets closer.

 

Not mine, but if anyone needs a set of 265/65/17s http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...t-d684ii-265-65r17-less-than-2-000-miles.html
Located in fairfax.

 

Thanks joneill03! So guys I'm new, I live in Burke, I've been going to clifton for mudding since I've gotten my truck, but i got charged last week for trespassing and now i have a court date. Please tell me where i can go mudding or off-roading if ya'll know of any spots where i wont get in trouble, don't care if its even an hour away. I NEED A PLACE TO RIDE!

 

Your prob best heading out the gwnf. Mostly anything local will be private property

 

have u been there?? I looked into it a couple times, not sure how it is. If anyone has been there let me know if its worth the 3 hour drive!! THANKS!

 

Shoe creek down near Lynchburg or flagpole knob near harrisonburg

 

There's a few threads about the flagpole and shoe trips. Tons of pics and videos. Look in southeast regional threads. On my phone or I would link for you

 

Ive been to both. Imo shoecreek is a little more fun than gwnf. But ive also been to uwharrie in nc and neither compare to that place. Just depends on how far you want to push your truck. If your looking for mud I cant help you much. Im not a fan of hitting mud holes, used to though until I got introduced to climbing rocks.

 

i havent been to any public place, only on my grandparents 200 acre farm in pennsylvania have i ever been on any trails, so i have no idea what those places are like. Are they just long trails with mud and stuff? Idk about climbing rocks, i don't want to scuff up my truck. But then again, I've never been so maybe i would love it. Thanks for the input!

 

Shoe creek and flagpole are pretty stock friendly as far as mods to the truck. The main trails are fairly easy, with the harder stuff off to the sides which you can bypass.

As far as mud, there are a few creeks that i remember crossing at both places, but not a lot of mud. Mostly its just trails and obstacles. I guess if you go after a good rain there might be some muddy spots off the main trails but I think that kind of stuff is pretty discouraged since they are public trails and people don't want to see them get messed up.

Unfortunately where we live there isn't much for off road action that is LE friendly. I wish there was

 

Feeler: anyone interested in 265/75r16 BFG AT KO's that have about 6000 miles on em? I'm trying to go 295/75r16...