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Wow 20 years with out flopping , I wish I could go a weekend. How long have you been wheeling the subaru buggy and is there more pics of it online , looks like a cool rig

wheeling behind someone with a clapped out oil burning engine and people who wheel with out recovery gear like tree savers and clevis

thats trail can be hard on tires , there was one sidewall puncture on a maxxes .. that day , I have seen a few irocks get slashed in there too , on the rear of rear steer buggys

stickys VS non stickys click for video

of all the trails up there why would you wheel in the mud

I'll be there, show up the day before race day and stay the following week.

one more week

yes:cheer:

TTT come on up , pm me for directions

Just trowing this out there , for folk wanting to come up to Canada to wheel. The trails are moderately tough and will require lockers winch and good tires , body damage is almost certen .buggy recommended:fawkdancesmiley: The trails are about 45-to an hour north of the boarder there's room...

Canada is open for wheeling too

If Canadians wheel there are we going to go to jail and loose everything we own ?

naw.... but maybe , I have hauled up and down that road many many times . I was bummed I couldn't wheel with ya after taking you in there. oh well oh and why the tape on the head lights

roger post up on crawlin bc . depending how my transmission repair goes I could be ready

my transmission no longer has reverse :redneck:

thanks for coming up guys was an awesome weekend.

Im mostly ready

glad you brought up the no communication part , Im on a campaign to get everyone to have FRS radios in there rigs. would be really handy in these situations :stirpot:

I recommend the alternative route , its a more direct route

Yes Mission is the last town. when you cross the mission bridge there's a whole mall that has a parts store and food, theres a shell fuel stop a few min up the road on the way to slyvester