Wheelin Texas style

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willysnut

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Newnan, Ga.

• Jun 4, 2004

• #1

Pics taken in East Texas at OHV park.
http://community.webshots.com/user/fallout96

 

ladywolf

UH-60L Jeep Chick

Location

Clarksville TN

• Jun 4, 2004

• #2

hey, just to let ya know, that link will not automatically take ya there.....i had to copy and paste onto a new page to get the link to work.


Kris

(ms wolf)

 

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XJJPR

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NAXJA Member

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My jeep

• Jun 4, 2004

• #3

Thanks for the pics. I have been reading about Glimer and wanted to see it. I guess it will be a place I'll be visiting often soon.

hinkley

 

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Beezil

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Indiana-Missouri

• Jun 4, 2004

• #4

Mark Hinkley said:

Thanks for the pics. I have been reading about Glimer and wanted to see it. I guess it will be a place I'll be visiting often soon.

hinkley

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you might want to consider getting rid of that faggy straw sombrero before you hit gilmer.

that shit doesn't fly in texas.

 

OT

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Location

Jensen, UT

• Jun 4, 2004

• #5

Beezil said:

you might want to consider getting rid of that faggy straw sombrero before you hit gilmer.

that shit doesn't fly in texas.

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You know there's only steers and queers, and he aint got no horns.

 

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willysnut

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Location

Newnan, Ga.

• Jun 4, 2004

• #6

Thanks for the thread help! Check out the website for the organization that owns the land at Gilmer, www.texasmotorizedtrails.com Check the BMRA link (GILMER)

 

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xjj33p3r

NAXJA Member #1108

Location

garland, tx

• Oct 8, 2004

• #7

Gilmer rocks. That's the onyl place I've been to, and it offers so many varieties of trails that it's a great park for any class of jeep from stock to heavily modified

 

Ramsey

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Shreveport, LA

• Oct 8, 2004

• #8

gilmer is the shi* but it is dusty as hell.

 

xjj33p3r

NAXJA Member #1108

Location

garland, tx

• Oct 11, 2004

• #9

Ramsey said:

gilmer is the shi* but it is dusty as hell.

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Yep, I hate cleaning my rig when I get back into town.... the interior is sometimes harder to clean than the body

 

Ramsey

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Location

Shreveport, LA

• Oct 11, 2004

• #10

mine still has dust in it from the first time i went which was almost a year ago. i dont think i will ever get it all out, oh well, if i could just get rid of that wet mildew smell i would be happy :laugh2:

 

xjj33p3r

NAXJA Member #1108

Location

garland, tx

• Oct 11, 2004

• #11

Yea... the mildew is starting to get to me. And for some reason, my steering wheel is starting to loose its smoothness and it's getting really sticky I need it reappulstered bad

 

Ramsey

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Shreveport, LA

• Oct 11, 2004

• #12

my steering wheel is just barely starting to show signs of that. what year is yours, and you got any ideas to get out the mildew smell and not just cover it up.

 

xjj33p3r

NAXJA Member #1108

Location

garland, tx

• Oct 11, 2004

• #13

Mine is a 96. The steering wheel is pretty much torn to pieces. Umm, I really don't have any ideas other than some febreeze. Supposedly it "removes" smells, but it only works on mine for about 4 days max. Usually after everything dries up it gets a lot better though

 

Ramsey

NAXJA Forum User

Location

Shreveport, LA

• Oct 12, 2004

• #14

i didnt even think about febreze, guess i am off to buy about a gallon of it.

 

xjj33p3r

NAXJA Member #1108

Location

garland, tx

• Oct 12, 2004

• #15

Just be careful with over-spraying. It can leave your seats wet. Also, they have an automotive febreeze at autozone.

 

XJ_ranger

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NAXJA Member

Location

Port Orchard, WA

• Oct 15, 2004

• #16

i pulled my carpits and insulation - replaced the insulation and steam cleaned the carpits - after i laked my XJ