First time to your channel my friend, but had to tell you what a pleasure it was to watch. Very well narrated. Nice to see a group of good folks out having a good time without the $100,000 rigs and doing what only 2% of us could ever hope to do. So thank you from the bottom of my common man's heart!
What a great piece of country to play in, although standing at the cliff edge didn't do my vertigo any good. Great to see the early Jeeps in action, I didn't see any CJ3B's though. Thanks for sharing.
Great video Stan love seeing all the relics!! Jeff did an awesome job of getting really amazing footage!! Love all the drone shots as well, glad you put them in there!! Hope to wheel Hell's Revenge with y'all again at EJS!!!😃
Great video! Good looking group of rigs you guys had out there. Long way from here in N.C., but I sure love watching everyone have fun out there in the rocks. Thanks again for the video.
Good stuff Stan. There are some unique rigs in this one. At 16:35 there is a quick peek at Maters front differential, I have no idea what it is but its pretty unusual. Maybe an old military axle? Love the combinations some of these guys come up with. I forgot that corvair wagons even existed. Looks like you had a great time.
Stan, thanks for the video. I enjoyed watching all the "relics". I'm disappointed I could not join you on the run as I could not get my fuel tank issues sorted out in time.
Thanks. When i listen to the playback, I'm super critical. I hear myself making random noises and stuttering. I don't write a script or anything. Just watch it through once and then talk about it on the 2nd pass.
Fixed it for you. The MORRVair was the youtube default. The group shot with the Scout in front does seem more correct. Thanks for checking in, and thanks for watching.
@@Grampas-jeep not dogging on Matt at all… cool he was with you! I just love scouts…. Mines got factory limited front and rear. Currently sidelined with clutch issues.
I didn’t see a old Toyota Landcruiser, I guess because investors have pushed the value of them up to the point that nobody can afford them anymore. Some around here are selling in the 50,000 dollar range
They mostly came along for rescue support, and we didn't end up needing them. Are you offended that they are in this vid? Basically, a model year was our restriction on this run. They had bigger than the limit on tire size, but we would have been grateful if they had to pull someone off the hill.
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Thanks for sharing! ⚒
Thanks for posting this. Very nice video.
Thank you for sharing another great adventure, you had diverse collection of cool old Jeeps and trucks on the drive. Stay safe on the trails
Fantastically beautiful trip👌. Enjoying all these videos of yours😋💪🇧🇻.
Thank you for sharing this!!
You captured awesome video of a breathtaking part of America!!
Great video, looks like a fun trail. Thanks for sharing!
First time to your channel my friend, but had to tell you what a pleasure it was to watch. Very well narrated. Nice to see a group of good folks out having a good time without the $100,000 rigs and doing what only 2% of us could ever hope to do. So thank you from the bottom of my common man's heart!
Warren, thanks for checking in, and thanks for your kind words.
I really enjoy watching relics going off roading.
Great event. Hope to see you out on the trails
Cool retro suv
What a great piece of country to play in, although standing at the cliff edge didn't do my vertigo any good. Great to see the early Jeeps in action, I didn't see any CJ3B's though. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video! The drone footage had me day dreaming.
Great video Stan love seeing all the relics!! Jeff did an awesome job of getting really amazing footage!! Love all the drone shots as well, glad you put them in there!! Hope to wheel Hell's Revenge with y'all again at EJS!!!😃
Thanks for checking in and for the kind words.
It's great how you all help the next, and ensure the unexperienced get through, thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones
It’s odd seeing Matt Wetzel out of context. Thanks for the effort, that was a lot of fun.
Exciting exp .. thanks for sharing ... Blessings always
Excellent day on the trail with you and the gang Stan, thanks for putting together another great video.
I love your shots , including the drone shots you were thinking of leaving out . Spectacular . Thank you .
Thanks for posting this Stan. Fantastic selection of lovely old four wheel drives , and what an amazing place for a run.
Great video Stan, love the old 4x4s it’s amazing how much fun you can have with an oldie. I have a 49 willys wagon that is a blast to drive on trails
Execelente vídeo, parabéns.
Did I miss the year of vehicle and tire size restrictions for this group.
Great video
Great video! Good looking group of rigs you guys had out there. Long way from here in N.C., but I sure love watching everyone have fun out there in the rocks. Thanks again for the video.
Great video, I really enjoyed this one. I like this trail a lot too and too bad I'm so far away.
I really enjoy your videos. Just goes to sbow how much these old jeeps can do...thanks for sharing
Thanks Terry.
Good stuff Stan. There are some unique rigs in this one. At 16:35 there is a quick peek at Maters front differential, I have no idea what it is but its pretty unusual. Maybe an old military axle? Love the combinations some of these guys come up with. I forgot that corvair wagons even existed. Looks like you had a great time.
Thanks for checking in. In this video Steve Maxfield tells some details of the wrecker.
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Some cool stuff I've got a 91 S10 regular cad long bed I'm in the process of solid axle swapping look like some fun stuff
Stan, thanks for the video. I enjoyed watching all the "relics". I'm disappointed I could not join you on the run as I could not get my fuel tank issues sorted out in time.
Very nice.
Great video Stan! Still bummed I couldn’t make it!
Great narration Stan.
Thanks. When i listen to the playback, I'm super critical. I hear myself making random noises and stuttering.
I don't write a script or anything. Just watch it through once and then talk about it on the 2nd pass.
@@Grampas-jeep sounds smooth and confident to me, Stan. Never script. Would not be authentic.
It was neat to see Matt with the Morvair out off-roading and not working. Couldn’t ask for better assistance if you found yourself in a pickle
Wonder if Rory in Moab minds Steve's awesome wrecker being named Mater?
Not but one Trail Mater and Rory Irish owns it.
I have seen stock willys jeeps make it up stuff a $100k JKU with 37" tires couldn't do.
Great video. Would have preferred that old scout as the thumbnail 😊.
Fixed it for you. The MORRVair was the youtube default. The group shot with the Scout in front does seem more correct.
Thanks for checking in, and thanks for watching.
@@Grampas-jeep not dogging on Matt at all… cool he was with you! I just love scouts…. Mines got factory limited front and rear. Currently sidelined with clutch issues.
you can see lots more of the Scout in his Instagram @ihscout369
We were at winter jamboree , but I heard that it was a stock only run , looks like I could have been allowed in my 62?😎
We didn't set a "stock" requirement, just a year and tire size. We weren't sure if we'd have 3 or 25 rigs. Sorry we missed you.
I didn’t see a old Toyota Landcruiser, I guess because investors have pushed the value of them up to the point that nobody can afford them anymore. Some around here are selling in the 50,000 dollar range
i like jake johnsons jeep willys cj2a
WTF? The only thing old on the Morrvair is the body!
They mostly came along for rescue support, and we didn't end up needing them.
Are you offended that they are in this vid? Basically, a model year was our restriction on this run. They had bigger than the limit on tire size, but we would have been grateful if they had to pull someone off the hill.
The MORRVAIR is the Coolest Vehicle there.
Looks like an old mining area huh funny