Added 23 August 1999, Revised 19 October 2004
I've decided to make a page dedicated to the exploits of my truck (with me at the wheel) in the beautiful state of Arizona. Here you'll find some pics of me enjoying some great places in a great truck.
THE DISCLAIMER: With the exception of stock ponds, and the occasional necessity of turning around, I *ALWAYS* drive on established roads and trails. Doing otherwise is not only bad karma, but it leads to ill-will towards four-wheelers/four-wheeling and makes people want to close vehicles out of the beautiful environs that we all enjoy. Please be respectful of private property (don't trespass!) and public lands, as other people want to enjoy them too. Also leave gates as you find them (closed if closed, and open if open.) If a road has a big mud hole in the middle of it, do NOT go around it, as it only makes the road wider, eventually making the mud hole wider. This cycle of foolishness can get out of control. If you can't make it through the puddle, you shouldn't be there. Turn around and find someplace else to explore. TREAD LIGHTLY! For more information on responsible wheeling, go HERE or HERE Ziggy at dirtroad.com says it best, "Use your 4-wheel drive to enjoy the environment, don't use the environment to enjoy your 4-wheel drive!"
Here and THERE . . . travels in THE BEAST - new trip report added 22 December 2003
More prolonged travels in THE BEAST - new trip report added 19 October 2004
Mods . . . The trucks, they are a changin' - I have made a number of small modifications to my truck. You can see some pics and descriptions of what I've done on this page. ADDED 17 January 2000, Revised 5 October 2000
Other people's ZR2's - Added 2 April 2001, Revised 13 April 2001
Defies known categories - Just a section for stuff that I didn't know where else to put, like ramping (RTI's), etc. Added 2 April 2001
If you're in the Tucson area, drop me a line and we can go wheelin' sometime.
Speaking of which, if you own a Highrider/ZR2/BlaZeR2, or want to find out more about the best little 4X4's around, check out these great sites:
http://www.zr2.com and http://www.zr2hr.org
There is also a ZR2 discussion group, which is very fun for talking about our special trucks and in getting ideas, help, and useful information. I have learned a great deal from the list. You can join by sending an e-mail to mailto:zr2@zr2hr.org with the word "SUBSCRIBE" (without the quotes) in the subject line.
ENJOY!
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