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Looks Bling! Cant wait to see what you think. How much left do you have? When are you ready to wheel?

IMO the rancho coilovers are crap. Buy an adjustable/rebuildable shock. You will thank yourself down the road.

I used to run them way back when. They are a bit too hard for rocks and dirt but I really liked the sidewalls in the mud. Hit a rut and you could usually pull right out. If somebody gave me a set for free or super cheep I would run them in the winter around here.

Another thing to think about is who your target audience will be Wheeling isnt wheeling anymore. There are people that like to take their stock pretty rigs up and drive on basically a dirt road. Then there are guys that like to build their rigs to and extreme and bash them up. Of course...

How much are you looking to charge? I think zoning and permits would be the hardest thing. Have you read about the KYoffroad park that was shut down after 1 yr in business? From what I understand they were operating a fully legit business and then a politicians relative got into some trouble...

The only thing I could see about a smaller park is that instead of paying for land that would already have obstacles etc,. you are now paying to have obstacles made and having to do upkeep on all of them. The smaller the land the more people it will see and the more upkeep will need to be done...

Good luck :D IMO a really sucessful park will have to be atleast 50 acres, and that will be tight. Some of the parks back east are in the range of 850 acres.

Erik Your state laws are unknown to me, but I think this would be a special use which would not fall under any existing zoning. Check out the rural townships/counties zoning laws to find one which might be rural and permissive enough for this to work. You will need a land planner consultant...

Erik, You will just need to contact the cities and or the counties in which you think you might want to conduct business in to find out what they will allow. Jodi Business Referral Center >>> "Erik D" <[email protected]> 12/7/2005 5:40:06 AM >>> Jodi, Thanks for the quick reply. I...

It's all in the wording. Members of a group or club cannot sue the group or club legally. It would be like sueing yourself if that makes sense. Most of our customers are "Yearly Members" and our "day users" are about to become "day members". I honestly doubt anyone would cover you as...

Erik, I'm not going to get in some long drawn out sales pitch, but I would liuke to offer you some more free advice. If you are that tight on cash, you should either quit now (over 80% of business failures are due to under-capitalization) or find other people with the funds to help with the...

> From: <[email protected]> > To: "Erik D" <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: Off road park > Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 11:59:39 -0500 > > Mr. Erik Dye > > Erik, > > We have had so many requests for this type of help that you wouldn't believe > it! We spent a great deal of our time and...

Eric; Let me try to answer your questions, 1; There is no grant money for any type of bussiness like this that is for profit. only non profit groups can get grants. 2; Insurance is a big issue from what I learned talking to different parks around the country is that insurance is to expensive for...

Erik, feel free to call me any time. I tried to answer as best I could but unfortunately I don't have all the answers. I'm new at the park and have not been around since the begining. Hope I was of some help -BJ 501-625-3600 " 1. Do you...

Maybe some of this will help you. I looked at buying some land. Bottom line was that you need a ton of it. Around here that is going to be in the millions and also I personally am unsure that the revenue will be there. These are all replied emails so you will have to read each one from the...

I can already tell I wouldnt go to YOUR park. Too many gay rules. If it were done I think you would have to just let people do their thing. Somebody tells me I cant catch air or drive up something because my rig isnt capable I would want to go anywhere else. The hardest thing about starting...

Couple guys I have run with had them. They pretty much ruled dry rocks wet rocks I was less impressed and they did ok in the mud. I like my IROKS but if I didnt I would try em.