Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
10-18-2003, 12:00 AM
#1
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Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
TW
not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
TW
10-18-2003, 12:40 AM
#2
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
TW wrote:
>Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
>not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
>take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
>what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
>often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
>dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
>black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
>off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
>not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
>I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
>training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
>was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
>to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
>Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
>TW
>
You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
Ride the wheels off it man!
Mike
98 TJ SE
>Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
>not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
>take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
>what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
>often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
>dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
>black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
>off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
>not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
>I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
>training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
>was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
>to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
>Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
>TW
>
You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
Ride the wheels off it man!
Mike
98 TJ SE
10-18-2003, 12:40 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
TW wrote:
>Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
>not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
>take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
>what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
>often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
>dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
>black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
>off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
>not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
>I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
>training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
>was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
>to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
>Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
>TW
>
You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
Ride the wheels off it man!
Mike
98 TJ SE
>Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
>not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
>take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
>what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
>often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
>dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
>black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
>off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
>not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
>I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
>training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
>was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
>to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
>Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
>TW
>
You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
Ride the wheels off it man!
Mike
98 TJ SE
10-18-2003, 12:40 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
TW wrote:
>Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
>not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
>take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
>what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
>often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
>dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
>black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
>off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
>not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
>I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
>training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
>was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
>to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
>Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
>TW
>
You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
Ride the wheels off it man!
Mike
98 TJ SE
>Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
>not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
>take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
>what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
>often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
>dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
>black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
>off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
>not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
>I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
>training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
>was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
>to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
>Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
>TW
>
You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
Ride the wheels off it man!
Mike
98 TJ SE
10-18-2003, 01:12 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
Cool, New Zealand.
Remember, to wash the salt from your TJ or it will to into a rust
ball.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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TW wrote:
>
> Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
> not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
> take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
> what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
> often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
> dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
> black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
> off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
> not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
> I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
> training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
> was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
> to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
> Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
> TW
Remember, to wash the salt from your TJ or it will to into a rust
ball.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
TW wrote:
>
> Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
> not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
> take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
> what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
> often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
> dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
> black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
> off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
> not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
> I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
> training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
> was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
> to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
> Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
> TW
10-18-2003, 01:12 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
Cool, New Zealand.
Remember, to wash the salt from your TJ or it will to into a rust
ball.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
TW wrote:
>
> Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
> not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
> take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
> what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
> often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
> dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
> black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
> off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
> not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
> I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
> training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
> was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
> to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
> Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
> TW
Remember, to wash the salt from your TJ or it will to into a rust
ball.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
TW wrote:
>
> Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
> not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
> take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
> what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
> often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
> dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
> black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
> off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
> not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
> I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
> training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
> was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
> to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
> Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
> TW
10-18-2003, 01:12 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
Cool, New Zealand.
Remember, to wash the salt from your TJ or it will to into a rust
ball.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
TW wrote:
>
> Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
> not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
> take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
> what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
> often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
> dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
> black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
> off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
> not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
> I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
> training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
> was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
> to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
> Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
> TW
Remember, to wash the salt from your TJ or it will to into a rust
ball.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
TW wrote:
>
> Hi Group, I have been listening (rather reading) here for a while, but have
> not posted much. I had just recently got a TJ, but never had a chance to
> take it off-road. Today I decided to go for a walk on the beach (in a TJ),
> what a blast. I am going to join a local club for doing off-road runs more
> often than "occasionally". Access to the beach meant driving over a sand
> dune first (all legal and clearly marked as 4WD use). After that it was
> black volcanic sand and fun on the beach. Although I am a newbie at
> off-roading, but TJ made it look real simple. I just had to be gentle and
> not start digging in the sand with my tyres.
>
> I am going on a trail with a group in a couple of weeks (part of my own
> training). I just can't wait for it, now that I have tasted the fun. I
> was addicted to the Jeep looks even as a kid, but now I am getting addicted
> to the fun I can have in it (both on and off-road).
>
> Here is to a happy friendship with nature.
> TW
10-18-2003, 04:48 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
"GzrGlide" <GzrGlide02@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
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>
> You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
> Ride the wheels off it man!
>
> Mike
> 98 TJ SE
>
>
It was a lot of fun indeed. I am learning what I can and cannot do in a
TJ. Once I am more comfortable and confident of TJ's and TW's capabilties,
I intend to have a lot more fun with it.
TW
10-18-2003, 04:48 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
"GzrGlide" <GzrGlide02@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
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>
> You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
> Ride the wheels off it man!
>
> Mike
> 98 TJ SE
>
>
It was a lot of fun indeed. I am learning what I can and cannot do in a
TJ. Once I am more comfortable and confident of TJ's and TW's capabilties,
I intend to have a lot more fun with it.
TW
10-18-2003, 04:48 AM
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Re: Took my TJ for an exercise on the beach!
"GzrGlide" <GzrGlide02@yahoo.ca> wrote in message
news:Gz3kb.63$0M6.294@news1.mts.net...
>
> You sound like you have the right atitude and are having fun!
> Ride the wheels off it man!
>
> Mike
> 98 TJ SE
>
>
It was a lot of fun indeed. I am learning what I can and cannot do in a
TJ. Once I am more comfortable and confident of TJ's and TW's capabilties,
I intend to have a lot more fun with it.
TW