Rhode Islanders?

[gregory.pearson]

Any other users here from RI ?

I've seen some older posts from people in our little state, anyone still around?

I've found some great spots to LEGALLY trudge around... I know there are more to be found.

Looking for some other Rover's to wheel with.

Feel free to send me a pm-

Greg

[ArmyRover]

I'm in NH and I get down that way from time to time let me know when your looking at wheeling and I'll see if I can swing down that way

[gregory.pearson]

Sounds great,

I'll send ya a message next time we're heading out !

The spots we've found are nothing in comparison to some of the photos other people have posted on this site (!)... but there is an "L" shaped uphill boulder crawl, and some good mud pits along one particular trail. I know I'm missing out on some WAY better ones out there in the surounding area.

It'd be cool to have a more capable rover like yours to tag along with. I'm still getting the hang of driving techniques etc.

I've seen a bunch of the photos that you've posted of your Classic, any other updates lately? I'm hopefully securing a parts/trail-only Classic in the next few weeks... so I might be able to keep up with the likes of your truck.

Greg

[ArmyRover]

I wouldn't really call mine capable lol. It just has a few upgrades.

Most of the work lately has been in the interior with cleaning up the cargo area. I cleaned up some rust back there painted bed lined it and switched out the bulk of the interior parts to the gray interior.

I'm working on a new spare tire carrier set up this weekend, that uses the hitch as it's mount point and will be able to swing down out of the way of the gates with a plate mount and a light.

That and adapting a hummer snorkle to the rover....

Since I haven't found much up here for wheeling I'm willing to travel a bit to get it dirty... The best I've had is the off road convoy training area at work lol and usually I drive it in hummers or cuc-v's