I live in North Carolina in the Appalachian Mountains, it's Beautiful. My trip to Colorado to stay with Casey, I was Blown Away with the views. It made me feel so small in the Grand Scheme of Life. You footage and presentation of the tip is Amazing. Everyone needs to Experience the Magnetic Glory of Colorado. Thanks for sharing your Awesome Adventures with us.
Hi Mark! Living in the Appalachians must have its own set of joys. The sheer number of mountains and and rivers overwhelms the senses when exploring Colorado. In a good way. Maybe I should say.. fills the senses 🌏. Can't wait to go back!
Hopefully in the 3 years since you've made this video you've had a chance to make it up to Washington. Talk about intense green everywhere...Mt. Rainier, the Cascades, & Olympic National Park are all musts.
I've been over Tin Cup from St. Elmo twice, both times in September. The first time was after it had just snowed. The drive was good, in my opinion. Slippery of course and I had trouble on a steep slope. I learned how to 4x4 in my Ford Explorer AWD. It did great on moderate 4x4 passes. The second time the next year there was no snow. The drive was very rocky. Would you believe the snow filled in the spaces of the trail the first time? Charles Wells now rates it difficult, moderate a few years ago. That was several years ago, and I haven't been back, exploring other 4x4 passes in the San Juans. BTW, I was born and grew up in Colorado, still so much to see.
@@DuanDao a little bit of both. After destroying the front diff we could have replaced it.... And fix the CV boots / steering rack or just cut it all out and solid axle swap
@@BorderlineExplorer these tanks are so hard on steering racks. My lx thankfully had it replaced by PO so I'll be good for another 130k lol. Would be interesting to see a SAS on a usdm 100 series
Magnificent
Hope you enjoyed!
the trail pretty rough and adventure stunning views thank! keep sharing stay safe.
I'd be happy if we had found that obstacle on the trail. Would have added some spice and strife to the day. Hahah
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I lived in that area rode a triumph chopper over that pass beautiful ride
Great video always
Thank you for the support!
I live in North Carolina in the Appalachian Mountains, it's Beautiful. My trip to Colorado to stay with Casey, I was Blown Away with the views. It made me feel so small in the Grand Scheme of Life. You footage and presentation of the tip is Amazing. Everyone needs to Experience the Magnetic Glory of Colorado. Thanks for sharing your Awesome Adventures with us.
Hi Mark! Living in the Appalachians must have its own set of joys. The sheer number of mountains and and rivers overwhelms the senses when exploring Colorado. In a good way. Maybe I should say.. fills the senses 🌏. Can't wait to go back!
Hopefully in the 3 years since you've made this video you've had a chance to make it up to Washington. Talk about intense green everywhere...Mt. Rainier, the Cascades, & Olympic National Park are all musts.
Looks like you guys had an awesome adventure...Colorado is on my list of state to do some trail on in 2WD. Love the video Alan!
Michael, thanks for checking it out! We had fun. This time no struggles, just sharing the experience. 😆 Rare!
I've been over Tin Cup from St. Elmo twice, both times in September. The first time was after it had just snowed. The drive was good, in my opinion. Slippery of course and I had trouble on a steep slope. I learned how to 4x4 in my Ford Explorer AWD. It did great on moderate 4x4 passes. The second time the next year there was no snow. The drive was very rocky. Would you believe the snow filled in the spaces of the trail the first time? Charles Wells now rates it difficult, moderate a few years ago. That was several years ago, and I haven't been back, exploring other 4x4 passes in the San Juans. BTW, I was born and grew up in Colorado, still so much to see.
You didn’t bring the 100 series?
Wish I could. She's still in the shop!!
@@BorderlineExplorer repair or upgrades?
@@DuanDao a little bit of both. After destroying the front diff we could have replaced it.... And fix the CV boots / steering rack or just cut it all out and solid axle swap
@@BorderlineExplorer these tanks are so hard on steering racks. My lx thankfully had it replaced by PO so I'll be good for another 130k lol. Would be interesting to see a SAS on a usdm 100 series
@@DuanDao that's the idea. Been waiting on parts for almost 8 months!
Color a Do.. where is that?
Color-ado 💙 💚
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More. Speed. Ramps.
@@BorderlineExplorer bwaaaaaaaaaang mckimnon agrees
All those cars. Get out of them and enjoy.