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Posted 23 April 2007 - 08:14 AM

went out to george washing national forest(2.5 hours from richmond virginia) just to check it and it looks like theirs some pretty good wheelen to be had. anyone had a chance to wheel up their?didnt really think their was much fun in the east side, but maybe i was wrong.

heres trails and some maps if anyone wants to check it out http://www.fs.fed.us...ohv/index.shtml

took a few pics
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might finally get a rig, gonna go check it out tomarrow

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Posted 23 April 2007 - 01:04 PM

Looks like a cool place to explore.

In regards to the Ranger..."The truck ran fine until a friend did all this work to the truck all at the same time, and then it would not start...i figure he has the timing off on something but not sure."

This might have something to do with running points on an 86. That rig should at least have electronic ignition, if not EFI.

I could be wrong though. I usually am. Good looking truck, go for it.

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I didnt know you had a rig that could go on runs???...I thought it was in a perpetual state of testing!!!
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Posted 23 April 2007 - 05:04 PM

View Post76 Patriot, on Apr 23 2007, 01:04 PM, said:

Looks like a cool place to explore.

In regards to the Ranger..."The truck ran fine until a friend did all this work to the truck all at the same time, and then it would not start...i figure he has the timing off on something but not sure."

This might have something to do with running points on an 86. That rig should at least have electronic ignition, if not EFI.

I could be wrong though. I usually am. Good looking truck, go for it.


yeah tahts what im hopeing to be able to check tomarrow, guy says hes gonna drop price even more if im willin to get it out of his sight fast. cant wait to take it campen in the forest
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Posted 23 April 2007 - 05:25 PM

View Postranger_dude, on Apr 23 2007, 06:04 PM, said:

yeah tahts what im hopeing to be able to check tomarrow, guy says hes gonna drop price even more if im willin to get it out of his sight fast. cant wait to take it campen in the forest

I know a lot of guys with Scouts that have electronic ignition and they have converted back to points. The Holley 'gold box' ignitions in the Scouts are famous for dieing without warning, and points are considered more reliable and are definately easier to replace in the field.
Maybe that's what is going on here. Perhaps they converted back to points, but didn't do it right and the thing won't start. Be leary, but it still seems like a nice truck for 1500. Let us know how it turns out.
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Posted 24 April 2007 - 02:06 PM

hey ranger dude that place looks like it could have potenial keep the pics coming
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Posted 25 April 2007 - 06:11 AM

View Postbillygoat, on Apr 24 2007, 02:06 PM, said:

hey ranger dude that place looks like it could have potenial keep the pics coming

yeah cant wait to check it out once i can get a rig.i might just take my dads truck up thier, i think id be fine its 2wd tho. would be lots of fun just to go camping up their and explore stuff. i went out their in a car and one of the parking lots had a warning sign at the begning that said no cars, so i didnt wanna risk it. looked like it had lots of pot holes and it had recently rained so i didnt wanna get stuck :no: . but im sure that trail would be loads of fun. :headbanger:

guy was supposed to tow ranger home yesterday so im hoping to check it out today or tomarrow, i guess he works night shift so its hard for him to be awake during the day and stuff.

cant wait to have my ol ranger back, :hyper:
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Posted 25 April 2007 - 02:58 PM

must be winter photos huh? no leaves on trees i mean. Looks like it'll be dence forest when spring shows up! no cars :rules: thats nice of them to at least let you know Cali wouldn't care lol....Hope your Ranger shows up soon for ya :zj:
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Posted 08 May 2007 - 06:10 PM

I've been on several GWNF trails, and know people who have been on practically all of them. Shoe Creek/Crabtree falls is a good run in GWNF and open year round.. lots of rocks, and some stuff to play on. I think Second Mountain is supposed to give some good views and be a good ride, but not very challenging.

Stoney Run Jeep Trail is in the Sherando Lake area, and is supposed to be good.. but it was gated the last time i tried to run it.
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