Hello from Frederick

[Mr6dwg]

I drive a 2000 Wrangler. It has a 4 1/2" Rubicon Super Flex, 33x12.50 tires, Dana 44 in the rear with a ARB locker, 4.11 gears, rock sliders from Sun Performance, 9500lb Warn winch,and some other things I am failing to remember. I was referred to this club by white collar redneck dad. Some of my friends call me Hillbilly. I am from Missouri. I moved here in 1989 and have loved it ever since. I have been married 18 years with 16 year old son and a 13 year old daughter. You will most likely never meet them. They do not take enjoyment in the art of off-camber driving. I am a lover of the woods and am always looking to go with people. Give me a shout.

Also, I wanted to update something. I go by Mr6. The initials dwg are for my name. I have seen people referring to me as dawg. That is fine as long as you put Big in front of that. I got the Mr6 nickname because I have a 1979 Honda CBX. It is a 6 cylinder motorcycle. I would race some of these cocky kids on their crotch rockets and embarrass them. I also have a 1993 Honda CBR900RR.

[Funrover]

Welcome, nice looking rig!

[Aaron]

Welcome. The Jeeps are making a comeback.

[white collar redneck dad]

Welcome to the Group!!! I look forward to seeing you on the trail. By the way your favorite trail of Crystal and Moody is coming this Weekend!!! The guys are looking for a leader on this trail!!!

[Chris]

Welcome to Front Range 4x4, glad to have you here and that's one good looking Wrangler. Keep an eye on the upcoming runs and you'll have plenty of opportunity to meet some folks on a run in the near future.

:welcome:

[A-TRAC]

Welcome!

[4x4jsimps]

nice rig welcome

[JeepersCreepers]

Oh yeah.... GO jeeps :D Welcome

[Dan]

Welcome...even if you ding the Yota number.......kidding!!!!

[Warrlord]

Welcome aboard :thunb::)

[78bronco]

welcome to the site!!

[Brody]

Welcome to the site!

Hope to meet you this coming weekend on the Moody Hill run!

As Chris mentioned...on the more difficult/popular trails, we have decided to break the bigger groups into groups of no more 5-6 rigs and spacing them about 15 minutes apart. This allows faster moving groups to get by us easier and helps with traffic jams on the harder obstacles...

I have never run either of these trails myself, but am set up fairly decently, so I would have no problem leading one group if I have to..

As I recall, these are both multi use trails, with a lot of ATVs and dirt bikes and the occasional hikers, so smaller groups would certainly make sense here.

[RockyMtnHigh]

Welcome! :thunb:

[Whitey Jr]

welcome

[4Runninfun]

welcome to FR4x4

[porkchop]

welcome nice jeep!