(look at Sean just smiling...)
This is Hornsfan BTW...

A short Video of the above action

Sean earlier...

Sean throwing around his weight...

^^Those are all form the 2011 Lonestar Toyota Jamboree.

 

Oh come on, that was nothin :king:

 

Foolish lines FTW! Done that once or twice... :lol:

 

Here are a few of mine. This is on Heart Attack Hill outside of Fort Collins, CO. The worst part for me was the cliff that was a few feet away on the passenger side.

I eventually made it up

 

SedonaFest 2011

One of the AZFJ crew...

I traversed the same spot 60 seconds before he went through..... I think I puckered more than he did.

 

That isn't one of the AZFJ crew, that's you! :lol:

 

Not CRAZY, but what you don't see is how I was stuck with the back right wheel at full droop in a rut and a muddy climb out (could not back out without losing a mirror. We ended up digging and jamming pine boughs for about 2 hours before I finally got out. The whole time the truck was blocking a tiny stream of run-off which ended up a pretty good pool of slop. Every time I started climbing out I'd slide back in and watch in the passenger mirror as my truck rocked towards the tree. In all the attempts it never touched but we could not get a finger between the two most of the time. The wheelin' gods smiled on me that day. We would have winched out but this was the last tree for 200 yards ahead.

 

A few of mine.

Fissure Mountain in Johnson Valley

Stock tires at Dishpan Trail in Big Bear

Haven't puckered in a while :worried: :lol:

 

Stock tires at Dishpan Trail in Big Bear

Is that Marlin strong arming you from going over.

 

The Squeeze, Pinyon Mtn, Anza Borrego

 

This pic is awesome. Saved.

 

Cakewalk / Hammerdown, Johnson Valley

 

Jeremy, have you run that trail again since you got your new suspension on?

 

Nope, I have not.

 

awesome pics!

 

Not me , but he surprised us all !

Look Before You Leap , comes to mind !

 

Here is the truck less than a year old, just installed the first suspension and took it for a shakedown run. Ended up sliding sideways and broke through the ice.

 

Broke my rear R&P in this shot, definately a long way back down!!!

 

I think this guy puckered a little...

 

Often the most dangerous part of wheeling is the dance party that follows...

 

One of my favorites. Mike (BigBadFJ) coming down the Z-Turn on Moab Rim:

Jim

 

That is one of the classic early forum shots which I remember downloading. Helped inspire my purchase of an FJ. :bigthumb:

 

^^ those knuckles look a little pale:lol:

 

i see my rig a year ago! that scared the **** out of me.

 

Aside from the guy who did tip over...how are you guys able to go as sideways as you do without rolling over? That's incredible

 

Its a fine line from "Weeeee" to "Oops". :jester:

 

Great Pics...

 

this was a pucker that turned into an "oh sh!t"

 

These look like good places to change your oil and to put on your sliders! :lol:

 

^^^ great pics athena

 

This river bank was worse than it looked. Count on Sean to make a trail where there shouldn't be one... Geez, it was fun

 

Damn near sliding off the ledge on the Parunuweap / Grand Staircase trail October '08.

The winch paid for itself here.

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The name of this thread had me concerned with exactly what kind of pictures would be located within it. Fingers were crossed that pics were not of actual skid marks and bacon strips and I was pleasantly surprised. :worried:

Finally, photographic evidence that my friend Mojodog (Gaylon) was actually on this trip with you guys.

Sand, just like really slippery mud, can make a guy feel helpless really quickly.

Damn near sliding off the ledge on the Parunuweap / Grand Staircase trail October '08.