wheeling with the enemy

check out de4wd?

http://www.de4wd.com

AND

when we go to the Pine Barrens, non-Deja style, you can tag along. We just did one new years day.

I dont see It being a problem going on the open rides...I think we've had an assornment of Suzuki's, Nissan's, and all kinds of non Jeeps on our open rides...

you only need 2 other 4wd vehicles to go to paragon.....i dont discriminate....i love the defender 90s wish they would make them again...just post up when you want to go and im sure id go if its a weekend and I could wrangle up a few other jeeps to go.....my friends are flying up from florida in mid feb and I want to take them up to paragon to show them what fourwheeling is all about so if you want to go them let me know.

-kevin

There is no enemy in my book. Having a variety of vehicles actually makes it more interesting because of the different suspension, drive train, and vehicle configurations.

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Come over to Delaware4wd. joo has the link wrong though its http://www.delaware4wd.com

we have stock stuff to a juggy w/ rockwells in progress.

My mistake....if you want, you can give me your email addy, or I can PM you because we will occasionally take trips to the Pine Barrens again, and well let you know so you can come.

We had a Suburban, a Tracker, a K5 Blazer, Tacoma, and several other 4wd vehicles come with us to the pine barrens.

great topic, when you have brand X, you go first. test that puddle, find out how deep it is.

Hey, doesn't matter IMO. I wheeled a Disco Series II for some time before I got into Jeeps:

I'd say even if you have an H2 or H3, come along... that way we can get plenty of pics recovering you

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great topic, when you have brand X, you go first. test that puddle, find out how deep it is.

Or when you have a bright yellow, stock XJ.

This may be a question that the new Board of Directors want to address.

In the past, our policy has been that we are a jeep club, and that regular club ride participants should operate jeep vehicles. We have allowed members to invite guests in non-jeep vehicles, as long as 1) it is not a "member's only" ride; 2) the vehicle is properly equipped; and 3) the invitation is approved in advance by the Trail Boss or the DeJA trip leader for that ride. We do not have an "open invitation" for all non-jeep vehicles to join at will.

We have had join rides with delaware4wd and had a number of mixed groups, but these are always by arrangement.

Of course, this applies only to DeJA-sponsored trail rides. Members are free to set up non-DeJA rides (like the recent NJ ride) that may include any vehicle types.

Hope this helps...

Andrew

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DeJA Trail rides are seldom limited to members. I don't recall a DeJA only ride in my time at DeJA (maybe the DeJA Chicks' ride was?).

Our first weekend ride to Rausch Creek in April 2003 (I think) was member's only. Our groups at Jack Frost/Big Boulder for the Poconos Jeep Jamboree pre-runs have also been member's only, primarily due to space limitations. I think all other rides have been open to members and guests.

Check the History off Land Rover. The first few built were on old military US Jeep frames. Land Rover started because two brothers in England had old US jeep on there farm and the body's rusted out. So they built new body's and other farmer liked what they saw.

hey I got no problem with the Jeep only rides. Afterall this is a jeep club. I will continue to look at the boards and keep an eye out for NON Deja approved rides. so you may see me from time to time.