Washington DC - NEW GUY

[smurfslayer]

get wheels and be done with it

there you go again with the “done” thing.

There is no done ! ;-)

 

[Donovan]

Brosef.

I have an Audi r8 that I have already spent 8k into this year. I'm done after wheels on this raptor lol.

Also, again the assateuage beach in MD near Ocean city allows trucks also! I will let you all know when I go..

They require the following

Rope/winch/pulling material
Jack
Jack platform
for got the last thing lol, contact their park rangers...

 

[smurfslayer]

IIRC, Assateague is NPS maintained. Outer Banks also has beach driving.

 

[Donovan]

National Parks....?

And outerbanks is also far as **** for people in MD lol.

 

[smurfslayer]

National Parks....?

And outerbanks is also far as **** for people in MD lol.

1) You’re in a Raptor. road trips are a given.
2) why would anyone continue to live in MD (refugee myself)?
3) it’s not that far. 5 hours from anywhere in DC Metro, under 5 if you are near the beltway
4) it’s nowhere near as overcrowded as OC area.

 

[Donovan]

Assateague is closer to me... that is all plus I have businesses in OC that I would check up on.

We can all convoy together to NC lol.... 4/5 raptor deep on the highway, moving people. I'm DOWN ASAP.

I can mobilize Nov 7/8.

 

[ST Beverly]

A good place to run is the north Carolina beaches, up to the VA boarder line, its 4 wheel drive required.

If its still there in 4 days.

I'm actually from NC and can't wait to take my new toy down and hit some of the hidden paths I used to trek in my '84 Ranger back in the late '90's. I was hoping that some of the beaches were 4x4 friendly. I told my wife I want to go down with the truck to a beach. Is it just out at the OBX or another one that is 4x4 friendly?

 

[ST Beverly]

Ok Guys. I"m worrying about this before I even get to it but I want to "Stop the Squat" in the rear end. I won't be towing.... a lot... nor will I be hauling.... a lot. But for the bit that I will be doing, I definitely don't want the rear end squatting as I drive. One, it looks weird and two I don't like the idea of steering control loss. I would like to keep the ride solid without a load, but once load is added I want the steering and ride height to be fairly unscathed. It may be asking for a lot but hey, it never hurts to ask.

Thanks

ST Beverly

 

[RaptorMaryland]

Put this into google maps, its a cabin, and with last week rain, I had to use 4 L to get up the trail to the parking lot.

Good way to see if your transmission works.

Morris Cabin
38 19 35.79N 78 31 18, #34W, Stanardsville, VA 22973
https://goo.gl/maps/stYpQPyJaSWpLgi98

 

[ST Beverly]

Put this into google maps, its a cabin, and with last week rain, I had to use 4 L to get up the trail to the parking lot.

Good way to see if your transmission works.

Morris Cabin
38 19 35.79N 78 31 18, #34W, Stanardsville, VA 22973
https://goo.gl/maps/stYpQPyJaSWpLgi98

Looks like fun to me!


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