2011 Lone Star Toyota Jamboree

[Rot Box]

Great pics! Some of those muddy descents must have been high on the pucker scale :Wow1: :bike_rider:

 

[Mr. Leary]

Nice pics, Scott.

It was cold, it was wet, I had a blast! :sombrero:

 

[1911]

Sure you did. Lee, right? I'm Scott, the young man that helped you air down Saturday morning. I also sold you that brake light lens.

Doh! OK, sorry I didn't make the connection to your forum name here Scott! Thanks for the help and the photo. I was assigned as a trail leader that morning and made it in time with your help.

Lee

 

[1911]

Very nice LC! I look forward to seeing it and meeting you in February.

Thanks Nigel; looking forward to meeting more folks from here on the February run also.

 

[LaOutbackTrail]

Doh! OK, sorry I didn't make the connection to your forum name here Scott! Thanks for the help and the photo. I was assigned as a trail leader that morning and made it in time with your help.

Lee

Looking forward to seeing you again in February. And I hope to maybe ride along (for a bit) in your sweet 40 too!

 

[fingas]

It was definitely a fun time, it wouldn't be Jamboree without the cold and the rain. I met some really nice people for the first time and reconnected with quite a few old ones. Luckily it rained all the way home and most of the red clay is on I-59.

 

[fingas]

I made the mistake of wearing expedition approved khaki pants...

I have a pair of khakis that are now Jambo pants

 

[Mr. Leary]

My engine bay has been permenantly stained red since the 2008 Jamboree.

 

[fingas]

My engine bay has been permenantly stained red since the 2008 Jamboree.

My exhaust pipe has a red ceramic coating since the 2009 jambo but even all the clean up cant keep me away

 

[mojonito]

what happened to this FJ's front end???

he was going down sky view (i think that's what it's called) which is essentially a pretty deep descent with a 2' drop. in the rain and mud you would start down but your brakes would lock up almost instantly so you would have a controlled slide down, hit the drop, and then some more downhill steering. he hit the drop and popped out of gear, locked the brakes and slid into a tree. i was in front of him. sorry he hit the tree but glad he didn't hit me.

 

[p71]

Where was this?

 

[Mr. Leary]

Barnwell Mountain OHV park. Gilmer, TX.



lol. I dented up my gas tank skid plate on skyview.

 

[bomar]

Man that was nasty...

Came in on Friday set up camp at Old Camp and packed up on Sat morning.

Good to hangout with some folks but I am not going back.

Too many places that are alot better around.

 

[LaOutbackTrail]

Man that was nasty...

Came in on Friday set up camp at Old Camp and packed up on Sat morning.

Good to hangout with some folks but I am not going back.

Too many places that are alot better around.

I was looking for you Saturday, Bomar, but I guess you were out already.
Yeah, I reckon this was my first and last. Cool event, but not my thing.

 

[1911]

what happened to this FJ's front end???

he was going down sky view (i think that's what it's called) which is essentially a pretty deep descent with a 2' drop. in the rain and mud you would start down but your brakes would lock up almost instantly so you would have a controlled slide down, hit the drop, and then some more downhill steering. he hit the drop and popped out of gear, locked the brakes and slid into a tree. i was in front of him. sorry he hit the tree but glad he didn't hit me.

That looks like Brian's 40, but I don't know his last name or any forum names where he may hang out - does anyone else have some contact info for him? I have a perfectly good stock bumper (just like the one he creamed) that he can have for free if I could find him.