Rancho Cucamonga Crew Roll Call

I'm in on the second group.

 

I'll be in with the second group as well.

 

Hey everyone. All of my orders have been placed to finalize production of these on board water kits. I should have everything ready to go within 2 weeks depending on shipping times. I will have limited quantities for the first run since i am already several thousand out of pocket on parts. If you would like too reserve one, feel free to PM me to be added to the preorder list. Pricing will be $200. I will make a more official post in about a week with more details. Installation is not included but ill offer install for an additional $50. Just keep in mind i work a full time job m-f so installation windows will be limited.

 

Interested.

 

Just booked my camp site. Thanks @goblue82

 

I'd like to go in the first group, but will likely end up going in the second. 4WD

 

Finally get to meet you with us being HB neighbors!Haha!So cool!

 

Count me in on the 2nd group

 

Heck yeah!

Count me in for the second group as well. I can lead Gold Mountain if that ends up being a trail we do.

I haven't done White Mountain.

 

Also, i nabbed site 31.

 

Down! Clark's Grade is super easy which gets us off road to the lake. From there, @dtaco06 can lead us on white mountain. And you @Willbeck leading gold mountain would be solid.

 

What time is the second group leaving camp?

 

When @dtaco06 , @ODNAREM , @WileECoyote , and the rest of that taco-van arrives. I think they said 0900.

 

*update 9/12/16
THE SECOND ANNUAL RCRC LATE-SUMMER CAMP AND WHEEL EXTRAVAGANZA
Date: Friday Sept 23rd - Sunday Sept 25th
Location: San Gorgonio Campground off of Hwy 38 on the way to Big Bear

Planned Trail Runs
#1) 7am Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @Bman4X5 - (hard /4x4 only) Clark's Grade to Skyline Drive to Jacoby Canyon to Burns Canyon 36 miles 7 hrs.

#2) 9am Sat 9/24 Trail Leader @dtaco06 white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable.


Let's remember, we are all friends and family so let's treat everyone with dignity and respect. Wives, girlfriends, children and other campers will be camping with us so, let's have fun and build life long friendships and memories. We will be 15 min away from town, 2 min away from off-road so if we forget anything there's no need to worry. I'v e lost track of who's going so add your name to the list and if you booked your on spot add your spot #number. If you are showing up for a day run, add your name with a *. As we get closer we'll try and organize trail runs, food and supplies. The majority of us have hand held ham radios to use in close proximity. If you can afford 35 dollars I would suggest getting one, but it's not required. It's more fun but not required. A few members have also offered their spare radios up.

Ham radio freq. 151.941

Effective September 2, 2016: San Bernardino National Forest fire restrictions restrict building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire or stove fire. There are no wood or charcoal fires. Individuals with a valid California Campfire Permit may use either a propane, gas cooking stove or lantern.

Forest visitors are encouraged to call or visit the Ranger Station to check on location conditions and restrictions: San Bernardino National Forest Supervisor's Office, 602 S. Tippecanoe Ave., San Bernardino, CA, (909) 382-2600.

No wood fires we can still use a propane camp fire & grill.

Do we still want to have a potluck BBQ on Saturday?
Who has a propane grill they can bring?
Propane Champ Fire Bman4x4 (1)

Site map


Confirmed:
1. @ProForce (Anthony) 17
2. @Navar (Steve) 17

3. @SixthSnail (Matt) + 1 18

4. @doreydeluxe (Scott)19

5. @1truckdriver (Daniel) 22

6. @Bman4X5 (Bruce)23
7. @NotRed (Jimbow aka MacGyver) 23 - OUT
8. @Crom (Nick) 23

9. @Mike likes Tacos[/USER] (Mike) 24
10. @eon_blue (Ryan) 24

11. @goblue82 (Greg) 25
12. @Spencer (Spencer) 25

13. @Dropitmore (Andy) 26
14. @TXpro4X4 (Bryan) 26

15. @BLKTRUCK (Oscar) 27

16. @stvstoy (Steve) 28
17. @fishfinder (Mikey) 28

18. @uhplifted ( Brian ) 12

19. @CaliRaisedLed ( Jake ) 21 - bringing a brunch of products so you guys can check them out/purchase . Jake will help with installs (he said it)

20. @Willbeck ( Will ) 31


Saturday day run:
1. @ODNAREM Ron*
2. @dtaco06 Danny* - Willing to Lead white mountain, moderate, 4wd required for steep, loose rocky hill climbs. Stock 4wd doable. ETA 9.0
3. @WileECoyote Randy*
4. @4x4Banger Charlie*
5. @downhillbik3r James*

If anybody is still interested in camping, there are a few camp sites left in our loop 11 & 14, not in our loop 39 & 49 Click Here --> SAN GORGONIO CAMP SITE to reserve your spot.

Phone Number:
Information: (909)866-8550

Directions:
Take I-10 East to Redlands. Take the University Street exit, EXIT 80. Turn left (northbound) on University Street. Turn right onto E. Lugonia Avenue/SR-38. Continue on State Highway 38 for approximately 20 miles to the campground entrance.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
34.17444, -116.86639
34°10'28"N, 116°51'59"W


Things you will need:
FILL YOUR GAS TANKS...
Your drink of choice, Hand Tools, Chair, Tent, Sleeping Bag, Flash Light, Water, Food, & a Good Attitude.

 

I have 2 spare hand held radios i can loan out if someone does not want to buy without trying out, or can't swing the cash.

 

I'd like to be there by 8 or even before but i'm being respectful to Robbie waiting for his dad @dtaco06 to get up and get rolling! I believe @WileECoyote is going to meet me at my place,we'll head to Danny's and roll!I'll keep in touch with them through TW or phone calls or texts and have everything squared away before then!

 

Ron, just let me know when to be at your doorstep I'll be there at 3am if you want me to???!!! LOL!!! Don't even have to get out of my truck, LOL!!! I'll just YELL, "RONNNNNNNN... RONNNNNNN... RONNNNNNNN..." through my PA speaker!!!

 

Also, if anyone has single lady friends, bring them. I'm a gentleman 78% of the time, and I will have alcohol and chocolate haha.

 

@dtaco06 Danny, it does NOT appear that I need "sliders" for White Mountain? So, I guess I'll be giving that a try. Might take "me" a while to get through more of the bigger rubble piles as I'm still learning picking "good lines". Other than that, watching the vids looks like it is not all that bad. Even sorta looks doable with rear wheel drive only (assuming to have lockers though)?

Question though: I have stock 4WD, stock armor (except the diff), fairly good clearance, but open diff! Is the open diff going to be a problem?

 

Either way whatever time we figure out to have you meet me at my place i want to hear"Wild Thing"speak over the PA!