"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Yeah you'll be fine, just make sure you plan around the weather. If it may rain or has recently, some spots could be real sketchy even with a built 4x4 I would think. Otherwise, it's all 2wd friendly. Good to have a 4x4 or two in the group though for safe measure. Most of the trip there's no cell service, so if the worst happens you've got a long hike ahead of you.

 

Third times the charm right? It's definitely a fun run and felt great to finally finish it after the first attempts

Basically only one hill a 2wd can't do if your going west to east

 

Likely east to west.

 

I was going to ask that too how a Mazda even got out there. Mazda owners. Think they can off road or something.

 

Ya you darn Mazda owners

 

lol ain't no Indian giving going on bro. Just keep it with the tuck who knows when we will need it next

 

Trying to impress his new girlfriend I think

 

Yeah it was my fault I was trying to go somewhere I knew I shouldn't have. Luckily the crew is legit so Ryan just plucked me out.

 

Things happen, especially when exploring now territories. Always helps to have a good team out there; as you did. Respek.

 

Hey guys for those of you who would like to either put a bed liner on their truck or renew their existing bed liner I'm going to be doing the bed of my truck some time in the near future. If you guys would like to join me and have a bedliner party there's more than enough room to have a bunch of you over at my place in Sunland. If this sounds like something you might be interested in let me know.

 

I'm thinking of doing my rear quarter panels... until I'm ready to do a high clearance bumper. Both sides are pretty banged up

 

I need to touch up mine pretty badly, I'm down

 

Awesome. I'm thinking the first weekend after the new year. That way the holidays will be over. So Jan 6-7
Start early around 8-9 so we don't have to feel rushed

 

How are you applying the bedliner? I need to do the insides of my front and rear glass fenders

 

He was hoping for

 

I used Herculiner for mine and the rolling brush that came with the kit. It's a bit messy, but effective. I need to touch up the edges of the bed and tailgate though so I'll probably end up using a regular paint brush.

 

I personally don't use herculiner I prefer rustolium spray can. I feel that is cleaner and just as strong if you prep correctly

 

my friend has a shop here in sfv he is doing rhino liners now. i think its like $400 for long bed but i am checking

 

its 450$ up to the bed rail. 525 to go over the rail. life time warranty against peeling and cracking. 15 month warranty for fade.