Hole in the Rock/Poopy Pants Hill is definitely not for the faint of heart. It always amazes me that you guys don't damage your rigs any more than you do.
I bought a 47 Wiley's jeep from the Ogden High coach in the 80's. It had a 283 Chevy engine in it. After restoring it with fiberglass, paint, and chrome engine parts, that puppy was a dream machine! It easily cruised at 80 mph if we let it. After sandblasting it before the paint job one Saturday, my friends talked me into spending the day in the Salt Lake valley. It was now after dark and I had forgotten that I had removed my front grill and headlights back home. We were escorted by involuntary 18 wheelers up Parley's Summit and drove in the dark safely all the way to Heber with little traffic. It was a beautiful starry night we will never forget.
Hey Rob, thanks for checking in. I'm still working, so I can't do them all. Unless the economy goes totally south, I hope to retire after this school year. I hope to make more events after that.
great interesting tour about the settlers in the 19th century👌. And the Willis are cool as they fight their way through Utah's rough terrain 👍. Great video 💪. Would have liked to join, but unfortunately impossible 🇧🇻😑.
Hopefully you can finish the trip.. It is some spectacular scenery and wheelin' to get to the end.. I led a group of Jeep Liberty's on it back in 2004 (most without lockers) and have video proof on my channel.. I have actually done it 5 times, starting with a Suzuki Samurai, and it gets better every time.. Gr8 Trail.!!
We ran the trail again this year with EJS, probably the weekend after you were there... Saw NDT tracks up to about the border of the GCNRA. The trail does NOT get smoother to the end... Gray's mesa is about the nicest going, then it's back on the rocks and lots of bumps... Nice Flat Fender's!!! Nice trip!!!
😄👋👋👋👋Saludos desde Argentina , expectacular video hermoso pasar la noche en la montaña y con un grupo excelente como el de ustedes , felicitaciones muy muy lindo video , los Jeeps y los paisajes 👍👍👏👏👏👋👋👋
I didn't make a video of the repair. We, mostly my friends, took a 1/4 inch plate about 20 inches long and as wide as the inner frame channel. They clamped it to the frame, drilled a bunch of holes through it, and the frame and bolted it tightly. It's stronger than new.
Hole in the Rock/Poopy Pants Hill is definitely not for the faint of heart. It always amazes me that you guys don't damage your rigs any more than you do.
Hah, just came in from the garage. Had to weld up a broken shock mount.
Thanks for checking in and thanks for watching.
Great seeing those old Jeeps crawling, thank you for keeping the alive and running
Thanks for sharing the video. It is always fun to watch you and your friends on your wheeling trips.
I bought a 47 Wiley's jeep from the Ogden High coach in the 80's. It had a 283 Chevy engine in it. After restoring it with fiberglass, paint, and chrome engine parts, that puppy was a dream machine! It easily cruised at 80 mph if we let it. After sandblasting it before the paint job one Saturday, my friends talked me into spending the day in the Salt Lake valley. It was now after dark and I had forgotten that I had removed my front grill and headlights back home. We were escorted by involuntary 18 wheelers up Parley's Summit and drove in the dark safely all the way to Heber with little traffic. It was a beautiful starry night we will never forget.
Great history and trail repair Stan.
Grande Stan sempre video molto interessanti👍😉👏 un saluto da Firenze Italia
Thanks for checking in, and thanks for watching.
That's a cool trip Stan. One of the craziest pioneer stories of the west. Amazing trip, thanks for sharing.
Enjoyed every minute of this!
Very enjoyable Stan. Loved the history included. Missed you at FCT 2023.
Hey Rob, thanks for checking in. I'm still working, so I can't do them all. Unless the economy goes totally south, I hope to retire after this school year. I hope to make more events after that.
great interesting tour about the settlers in the 19th century👌. And the Willis are cool as they fight their way through Utah's rough terrain 👍. Great video 💪. Would have liked to join, but unfortunately impossible 🇧🇻😑.
Thanks for checking in, and thanks for watching.
Hopefully you can finish the trip.. It is some spectacular scenery and wheelin' to get to the end.. I led a group of Jeep Liberty's on it back in 2004 (most without lockers) and have video proof on my channel.. I have actually done it 5 times, starting with a Suzuki Samurai, and it gets better every time.. Gr8 Trail.!!
Thanks. We'll bring more fuel next time.
We ran the trail again this year with EJS, probably the weekend after you were there... Saw NDT tracks up to about the border of the GCNRA. The trail does NOT get smoother to the end... Gray's mesa is about the nicest going, then it's back on the rocks and lots of bumps... Nice Flat Fender's!!! Nice trip!!!
We were there Thursday and Friday. All 4 jeeps on NDTs. We turned around at the San River overlook on Grey Mesa.
Sure looks fun i would love to take my 63 gladiator j300 4x4 out someday
Cool trip, always good to be prepared for trail repairs
Great trip and video!
I can’t wait to do that trail!
😄👋👋👋👋Saludos desde Argentina , expectacular video hermoso pasar la noche en la montaña y con un grupo excelente como el de ustedes , felicitaciones muy muy lindo video , los Jeeps y los paisajes 👍👍👏👏👏👋👋👋
Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching.
@@Grampas-jeep 👍👍👍👋👋👋👋
Thanks for capturing y’all’s trip, and sharing it with us. If you are interested, I have a 47’ frame, you can have.
Merci pour votre vidéo, magnifique !
Very interesting about the horse and wagon people nice piece of history. Bad breaking your frame . Did you show fixing it ? Thanks for videos
I didn't make a video of the repair. We, mostly my friends, took a 1/4 inch plate about 20 inches long and as wide as the inner frame channel. They clamped it to the frame, drilled a bunch of holes through it, and the frame and bolted it tightly. It's stronger than new.
I could not imagine going through that with horses and wagons
The rubber hose going up the side mirror, is that a breather for something ???
Fuel tank vent.
@@Grampas-jeep Thanks mate.
How many tools get lost off of bam bam with the tool roll there😂
None that I know of.