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Get the Well's book, Moab 4x4. He does a great job of describing the trails, how tough each one is, how to find the trails and how to navigate them. You can get it on Amazon or in any book store. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1934838292/?tag=fordraptorforum-20

Did it in a early Trailblazer, a 2004 Rubicon, my 6.1 Hemi 2009 Rubicon, and my 2015 2 door Rubicon. The Hemi was so wide (Dynatrac 60's and 40x13.5 tires) the outside of the tire was off the edge of the drop off at the waterfall, so I did not try it in the Raptor. I plan to do it again this...

Talk nice to your sensor. Stop yelling in the car, it is very sensitive. Be more respectful. :cool:

In the winter, whenever I turned to the north, the headlights would come on. I think they make the system sensitive on purpose, so that the lights come on early. 70% is the standard windshield tint.

Don't tell OldFart where that place is!

I have a 2 seat Pro R Ultimate on order, can't wait to get it and do a few mods.

2021 on Corkscrew.

This was in June of 2017 going up Corkscrew Pass.

Some more.

We have done Black Bear several times. Relatively easy, but kind of scary. Hope to do it again late summer 2023.

The view out of the other window of the house is not too bad either.

The snow made the mountains pretty.

74 degrees yesterday, 30 today. Quite a storm. Neighbors trampoline was lifted out of the backyard and put in the front yard upside down.

Rainbow Terrace.

Thursday we went up to the Bartlett Wash Overlook and then toward Tombstone rock and did the Rainbow Terrace Trail in our RZR.

Wednesday we did the Pack Creek trail up to LaSalle Mountains. In the summer of 2021 the Pack Creek area was devastated by a huge fire, started by a %#*% camper. So the first few miles was through the burned out area. We were a little late going up for the best color, but there was still some...

Talked to a local Moab BLM guy on Saturday, the local BLM people are against ANY changes, but the f%$#$% in Washington think they know better.

Good looking Ruby Red Raptor. :cool:

Did Rocky Mountain National Park this past week. First day was cloudless, second time clouds filled the valleys. Took the one way dirt road from the valley to the pass. Started below the clouds, climbed through them and ended up above them.

A strong NO. Hydrogen would have been way better.

Bad John. Googled it, and Google says no dogs allowed on the trail. :rolleyes: Beautiful shots.

Don't worry, the pain will get worse. Most people say it is one of the most painful surgeries to have. You lucky dog. :cool:

I don't know how I missed this thread, just caught up. Glad everything went well John. I had mine done 10 years ago. As others have said, therapy sucks, but you have to do it. I used liberal applications of Crown Royal, and it seemed to help. Of course I feel sorry for Julie, as she will...

Even at a cost of $ 6K - $ 12K (in today's dollars) who is going to pay very much for an EV 10 years from now. I wish someone would do a life cycle total cost for an IC engine vehicle and an EV. Between the mining for the cells and the disposal cost, plus the short life span, I still think...

California is supposed to pass a regulation today stopping the sale of all new IC vehicles by 2035. The man knows better than you.