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red_baron6 · 03-20-2007, 09:53 PM

Anyone heard of this group? I can be an a-hole on the trail too, and I would like to join.

red_baron6 · 03-21-2007, 11:07 AM

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Anyone heard of this group? I can be an a-hole on the trail too, and I would like to join.

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outlaw-dan · 04-01-2007, 04:32 PM

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Rumor has it that the Outlaws are a**holes. By chance I was invited to go along on a trip to the hammers with the Outlaws. This group of old men average age 54. Left to do claw hammer on Saturday. One young man, son of a member, found a GPS on the trail. I found this trail to be a challenge. The group had stopped various times due to hearing engine sounds ahead. And decided to visit and cool down due to the heat, as time went on the outlaws caught up to a group of XJ rigs. We found that these friendly people were from Southern Calif. These vehicles that were nicely setup for MOAB were having a nice experience, one poor fella had broke a hub or axle, another fella lost a fuel pump at this time the outlaws had asked to go around. Short of a few sighs they said OK I was awed. Due to the terrain that these vehicles passed unfortunately the lead rig touched an XJ passenger door a short discussion occurred later. We reached the top we saw 2 full sized wagoners. Soon some other fellas from various trails showed up to help the XJs, the 9 day experience short of a few broke downs is one I hope to experience again. My jeep is capable of northern calif trails is not for the hammers its saddens me to come home and look on the Internet and see the slander of the outlaws. That I have decided to join. By the way, there is no club; just a bunch of good fellas who took on a nickname.
By the way how do you think the owner found his GPS?

NOTE: I asked the outlaws why they didn’t offer to help or give advise to these XJs. Response was through their past experience during a jamboree or an event that the leaders plan prior to any run who is in charge and its best not to interfere with the event.

The picture you see is the first rig. If there was more damage why are there no more pictures, because it did not occur………….!!!!!!!!!!!!

By chance the good fellas from Southern Calif. who the outlaws don’t know by name. The outlaws do remember faces.

03-20-2007, 09:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
red_baron6 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Member # 88756 Posts: 21	"Outlaws" ? Anyone heard of this group? I can be an a-hole on the trail too, and I would like to join.

04-01-2007, 04:32 PM	#3 (permalink)
outlaw-dan Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Member # 89095 Posts: 2	Get The Facts http://pirate4x4.com/forum/images/smilies/confused.gif Rumor has it that the Outlaws are a*holes. By chance I was invited to go along on a trip to the hammers with the Outlaws. This group of old men average age 54. Left to do claw hammer on Saturday. One young man, son of a member, found a GPS on the trail. I found this trail to be a challenge. The group had stopped various times due to hearing engine sounds ahead. And decided to visit and cool down due to the heat, as time went on the outlaws caught up to a group of XJ rigs. We found that these friendly people were from Southern Calif. These vehicles that were nicely setup for MOAB were having a nice experience, one poor fella had broke a hub or axle, another fella lost a fuel pump at this time the outlaws had asked to go around. Short of a few sighs they said OK I was awed. Due to the terrain that these vehicles passed unfortunately the lead rig touched an XJ passenger door a short discussion occurred later. We reached the top we saw 2 full sized wagoners. Soon some other fellas from various trails showed up to help the XJs, the 9 day experience short of a few broke downs is one I hope to experience again. My jeep is capable of northern calif trails is not for the hammers its saddens me to come home and look on the Internet and see the slander of the outlaws. That I have decided to join. By the way, there is no club; just a bunch of good fellas who took on a nickname. By the way how do you think the owner found his GPS? NOTE: I asked the outlaws why they didn’t offer to help or give advise to these XJs. Response was through their past experience during a jamboree or an event that the leaders plan prior to any run who is in charge and its best not to interfere with the event. The picture you see is the first rig. If there was more damage why are there no more pictures, because it did not occur………….!!!!!!!!!!!! By chance the good fellas from Southern Calif. who the outlaws don’t know by name. The outlaws do remember faces. Last edited by outlaw-dan; 04-01-2007 at 04:36 PM.*

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