Nothing all that cool or knarly but hell I like looking at all sorts of pictures so I thought I would share.

My Junk
http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0316.jpg

Friends Junk
http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0274.jpg

Skirting a Lake
http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0313.jpg

My Junk Again
http://www.alaskaoffroad.com/images/Wishbone_02/Wishbone_16.jpg

Friends 4Runner
http://www.alaskaoffroad.com/images/Wishbone_02/Wishbone_15.jpg

man, that's quite the trip to the grocery store :eek: :flipoff2:

here in the lower 48, it's paved to all our grocery stores...:D

I think it looks a lot harder than it really is. Only reason I posted the pics is cause they are interesting and a step off from the normal rock crawling pics from the lower 48

The guy in the green CJ-5 looks too cold.:(

Excellent pics dude! :bounce:

While the rockcrawling pics are cool, I like to see the kind of pics like what you have! For me, that's the kind of wheelin that I see myself and my son doing (if we only lived in Alaska rather than Indiana :( )

Thanks for sharing!

It's good to see others gettin it in their neck of the woods ;)

Wish we had some trails like that down here. If I find water that deep, it's covering 2 feet of Georgia gumbo or moose snot. :(

thanks for sharing looks like alot of fun keep it up and post some more:beer: heres to you guys

Thanks guys, I will post a few from the rest of the year as well.

I really like trail running. It is a bit different up here in that all the trails pretty much are ways to actually get somewhere (fishing spot, Moose hunting spot etc etc)

Hey now! The trails down here lead somewhere too: lunch spot, drinking spot, camping spot, drinking spot... ;)

I agree.........Some refreshing terrain shots, any side shots of those rigs?

Not many Action shots from the side but here are couple.

http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0288.jpg
Henry's TJ 36 (Super Slick Radials, Those things SUCK)

http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0311.jpg
My ZJ and Phils Bronco. I am on 33's and he has a 35 or 6



http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0317.jpg
Me at the high point in the creek crossing.

http://users.superford.org/broncos/My85Bronco/0Wheelin/WishBone10-05-02/IMG_0304.jpg

Front to Rear on the right side is, Hutch on 33's, Crazy 5 36's and a 400+ hp circletrack 360, Frosty xj on 36 sx. Jerry on 36 TSL.

Originally posted by BrettM
man, that's quite the trip to the grocery store :eek: :flipoff2:

here in the lower 48, it's paved to all our grocery stores...:D

i think what he ment was in cali its all paved :flipoff2:

ive got atleast 1/4 mile of driveway that leads to a dirt road.. all of it looks worse than those pics...... but hey.. that keeps the cops out when we have party's right? :flipoff2:

sweet pics dude.

I think Alaska Wheeling would be awesome, but I think I would get lost, so I would need a guide for sure:D

Knock it off already,

I miss Alaska enough as it is without you goin' and showin' pictures of wheelin' there.:D

Bought my first Scout there in '77, a '75. Learned of the necessity of lockers and a winch the hard way. Got stuck in the GAWD AWFULLEST places, where it was a LONG walk out. Loved every minute of it.

Sorry man, I will refrain from posting pictures such as those above and those below........(where you stationed up here)

To all others, I am glad you enjoy them.

http://www.northern4x4.com/ak-extreme/images/2002/church_road/churchroad_9-14-02_02.jpg

Bill in his TJ

http://www.northern4x4.com/ak-extreme/images/2002/church_road/churchroad_9-14-02_14.jpg

Dave in his CJ7, and yes that left front tire is coming off the ground, this hill is STEEP.

http://www.bigmacro.com/albums/Ruby_may19_2002/aaz.jpg
Frosty in his XJ enjoying the sites

http://www.bigmacro.com/albums/Ruby_may19_2002/abe.jpg

And Finally a Picture of the final destination. I promis I will not post any more, we don't want to work that old heart of yours to hard!

oh man, that is my kind of wheeling. THANK YOU for posting those pics! more more! i love it!

Hey brentt, can you enlarge those pics some more? Im still having a hard time reading the tires sizes :flipoff2:

I cant beleive that these fawkers aren't flaming you for posting "non-rock" pics! :eek:

http://www.alaskaoffroad.com/images/Wishbone_02/Wishbone_21.jpg
Crazy5 on same trail as first pics

Hey Alaska ZJ, if he has 400 HP, then why isnt that D-30 front breaking?:flipoff2:

Frank

Originally posted by Alaskan Assassin
Hey Alaska ZJ, if he has 400 HP, then why isnt that D-30 front breaking?:flipoff2:

Frank


probably no front driveshaft:flipoff2:

Originally posted by Alaskan Assassin
Hey Alaska ZJ, if he has 400 HP, then why isnt that D-30 front breaking?:flipoff2:

Frank

Frank, he was not following my 31 inch tired TJ over an ice shelf on the way out of Ruby :flipoff2: .

Yah, I remember that night. The 44 and 9" went:nuke: Thats what you get when you combine boggers and V8 power.... When you put boggers on, you have to build around the tire:flipoff2:

Frank

Originally posted by Alaska ZJ
(where you stationed up here)

Got married, bought a new CJ-5 and a week later got orders to Elmendorf. Avionics maint. Worked C-130s and F-4s. Drove up the Alcan in October with everything we owned in the back. Not the best choice of vehicles for that trip.

Sold the CJ at a profit and bought a '75 Scout with 304 three speed with National springs and 11.00 Armstrong TruTracs. Swapped in a four speed and added lockers to both ends. Later swapped the front locker for a tru-trac. Handled much better.

Drove it back down the Alcan in October pulling a 20 ft trailer. Much better than the CJ.

The worst weather of either trip was going over the Rockies on I-80 in Wyoming!

Sold the '75 and bought a '77 with a 345. Still have it. Over 350,000 miles before first rebuild!

Great Pictures. Keep 'em comin'.

A Frank, Joe, or whoever is posting under AA name right now. That 30 holds together, but just barely. He tossed the driveshaft on the Perm that evening.

Oh and I think he drives with a little more sense than you too..........:flipoff2: Boggers are overated.

Now stop dogging on Crazy5's CJ. You know the motor that is in that thing and if you don't then all the more reason for you to shut your mouth.

Brook- Yah I suppose I should have sized those. Oh well. You coming up this weekend? I am going out but don't think that the wife and kids are so I have a open seat if you want to ride along.

BJ- You coming to the park tomarrow? Gonna run this weekend? Frosty, Badco, Highlander and I were talking and want to run with a small group to the Rock Gardens........ Just to see if us Alaska Boys can handle the rocks......

Alaska ZJ , Sweet pics. It really is nice to see different kinds of Wheeling.
We all have our own kind. And yours I dont think anyone will disagree, (even on this site) is quite scenic.

That final destination one is a great desktop pic for my computer. Thanks.
Wheeling in deep cold water must be intresting too. Cause if you stall. how do you fix it without getting wet. BRRRR.

Boggers overated :rolleyes: Your just mad cause you cant run them:flipoff2:

Frank

Frank, I said that just to see if I could piss you off. No harm man. We all know boggers are the Shiznit.

As soon as I am done replacing my front end I might be able to run them. But by that time I will be in the lower 48 and if I get stationed in the Southwest I think I am going to use the 37 MT/r's.

Wonder how the Bogger holds up compared to the Terra????? In out environment.

Oh and a few more pics.

http://www.northern4x4.com/ak-extreme/images/2002/church_road/churchroad_9-14-02_03.jpg
Dave on Church Road.

http://www.northern4x4.com/ak-extreme/images/2002/church_road/churchroad_9-14-02_09.jpg
TopGun Dave letting the trail swallow his MT/r's.

I said that just to see if I could piss you off.

I know:flipoff2: Boggers have worked the best for us up here. But, if you are moving down there I would say MT/R. Looks like that is the choice of tire there....


Frank

Man I agree 100% w/ Bert. I love to see pics other than just rock crawling. Don't get me wrong, rock crawling is great, but change is good. Plus, I love crossing deep water. I always manage to get myself in trouble when i find deep water!!

Beautiful country...How much longer before its frozen solid?

Where are the pics from approximately anyway?

Originally posted by NOTPRETTY
Beautiful country...How much longer before its frozen solid?

Much of it NEVER thaws! :flipoff2:

Not joking :eek:

Originally posted by Bert
Wheeling in deep cold water must be intresting too. Cause if you stall. how do you fix it without getting wet. BRRRR.


Hehe, once you go numb, you hardly notice!!!:D

About the never thawing...he's right. We call it permafrost, I think around Anchorage it's something like 10 feet down before you hit ice, but up in the country, you'll turn a rock over and it'll be frozen under it...


Where were those pics taken? Back side of Hatcher's Pass?

I'd really love to go to one of your club's meetings, if only my junk would get back out of the shop so I could drive it again:(