NE area wheeling trip plans

burlington, vt for now...but we'll be in that area

 

Bob let me know when your situated and we will set it up from there

 

Have you guys read this one? -> http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...-Not-the-Territory-A-Northern-Maine-Adventure


I'm heading up to bar harbor maine in 3 weeks. Now you guys have me trying to find coordinates for the trains and b52 crash site. I'm still working on breaking in my new front diff so that would give me plenty of miles of 4x4 so I can finally change the gear oil and put my skids back on!

 

3 weeks you say.... 2nd or 3rd week in sept?

 

Sept 15-20. Are you gonna be out here by then?

 

yessir...and don't start work until 9/21

cuts it a little close in the front part, i should be pulling into town 9/14

 

Haha well that would be a hell of a way to fill your time between arriving on the east coast and starting work!

 

Anyone interested in running some NH class 6 on sept 19th ??

 

I'm in

 

I'm interested, will have to check the calendar. What area were you thinking about? Are there any requirements for vehicle equipment?

 

Dammit we've got our fifth fucking wedding this summer that day.

 

I was thinking the weare area . I haven't done any of the trails out there yet . id say skids,slider but it's your truck so it's up to you .

 

Wow that's a lot of weddings . I'd like to try and get another foliage run going later so maybe you can make that one .

 

I'd like to do a trip again, I only have the factory skids right now tho.

 

That would be good. Between weddings and other b.s. I think we've only been home 2 weekends this summer. Haven't touched my kayaks or boat at all. They're sitting behind my house next to the lake teasing me.

On a positive note my tires should be delivered by the time I get home from Maine today. Then it'll just be a matter of finding time to get them mounted. From the one time I did a quick spin around the RI spot I took a bunch of chunks out of the treads on the goodyear highway tires that are on my FJ right now.

 

Sounds good. I think I have been through that area once with ENH. So your not expecting anything too extreme. Skids, sliders, lift and stock tires should do the job.

 

Honestly I have no idea what's out there . On enh they're classified as blues . If that gives you a idea of difficulty. Depending on who goes and what type of vehicles everyone has I can tailor the run to that . I just don't want to do flat dirt roads because I never have time to get out anymore and I want to have some fun

 

I know some of ENH's ratings have to do with wheelbase. LOL

 

So there's no modification for trail limos?