Northern Virginia Roll Call

How much are you looking to get for them?

 

We are alL pretty cool. But the central Virginia or tidewater maybe?

 

I managed to find the Central yesterday. Thanks!

 

First person gets em for free.Front and rear

 

DC or AC?

 

AC/DC

 

His info says access cab but who knows

 

Have any of y'all checked out Red Cloud Off Road (OCOR)? It over in Woodbridge and looks like it would be a neat spot for a meet some day.

http://www.redcloudoffroad.com

 

I think this got posted a while ago and some members said it was basically just mud trails…would have to search back to see though

Matt

 

LOL! Jerk! I did that to avoid the relation -

 

They were for a double cab. Someone's already picking them up. Next time I come across another set I'll let y'all know

 

I really hate using a daily driver to go heavy mudding! I will check the place out some time in the upcoming weeks and let y'all know. I am going out to big dogs next weekend if any one wants to come.

 

I'm in Centreville, VA and I'd probably be interested in hitting those trails up sometime. I have a stock 2014 DC so I wouldn't be climbing those chunks of concrete or bombing those deep mud holes but I'm sure it would still be fun.

 

I'm in to check out red cloud! Except I have to get a new tow strap because mine have metal hooks. Also for their "jack" requirement can it just be the bottle jack that comes stock or does it have to be a hi lift

 

It's not bad. Some trails were pretty muddy but they also have a hose hooked up to a fire hydrant to clean off with. There were also a bunch of dry trails. Most quite tight and there were some tougher drop offs and tougher angles. The tacoma (on stock suspension with 265/75r16's) did fine but I did need a few pulls due to the lack of a locker. Also I definitely recommend skids. My SOS skid was well used (actually bent a portion of the mid skid mounting lip). The jeeps and 4runners did fine -- definitely helped by their shorter wheelbase but the tacoma's length and long overhangs were a bit of a hinderance. Length only helped with getting traction on the steep hills.

It's was fun but I did not enjoy cleaning mud for the entire next day.

 

There are some picture from when we were there posted here http://dirtroadtrip.com/blog/trips/fisher-house-foundation-charity-run/#more-2350

 

The jack that comes with your truck is fine. You don't have to have a hi lift. You will defenetly want a snachstrap. But if we all go together I have extra you can borrow.

 

I have Tundra floor all weathers in the truck. Ben looking for the DC Taco's for awhile.

 

Mine didn't even come with floor mats maybe cause I bought during that big accelerator sticking crisis.

 

SWEET! im off this weekend if you wanna check it out!