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Best for Last?
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Posted Today 01:24 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
Petroglyph site three is about five minutes up Fish Slough road after you leave site two. Like the others, it's got a fenced-in parking area.
This one is a little further removed from the road compared to the first two,...
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Posted Today 05:57 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
Dave from GenRight is attending Winter on the Rocks here in Hurricane, Utah.
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Ancient Graffiti?
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Posted Yesterday 05:24 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
There were so many petroglyphs at site two that I thought it deserved some more bandwidth.
Although many of the scratchings are at ground level, this site holds many images further up.
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Posted Yesterday 07:23 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
Expedition One has introduced their Core Series front bumper for the JK Wrangler.
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Posted January 25 2012 08:01 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
A bill (H.F. 2024) has been introduced in the Iowa State Legislature to allow any vehicle that is 25-years old or older and used only for exhibition, entertainment or educational purposes to be registered for an annual fee...
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Posted January 24 2012 08:33 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
New to the ICON Vehicle Dynamics line of Tubular Uniball Upper Control Arms is the 2007+ Toyota Tundra application.
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Posted January 23 2012 08:21 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
Heading to the trail, we spotted this half-track Willys.
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Petroglyph Site Two
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Posted January 20 2012 02:33 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
Picking up from the other day, after we left the first petroglyph site, we were assured by the Tony Huegel guidebook we were following that the next petroglyph site was chock full of ancient symbolic scratchings.
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Spidertrax "GET ME TO THE HAMMERS!" Giveaway: Win a $500 Visa Gift Card
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Posted January 20 2012 01:19 PM by 4wdtech
Spidertrax Off-Road just announced its "GET ME TO THE HAMMERS!" Giveaway, offering a chance at winning a $500 Visa Gift Card. All you have to do to enter is "Like" Spidertrax Off-Road on its Facebook page. Not a bad deal...
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Posted January 20 2012 07:07 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
The Rugged Rocks 4-link rear suspension system welds on to Solid Axle Swapped 1988 – 1995 Pathfinders and allows you to stretch the wheel base to fit up to 37″ tires with fender trimming.
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Posted January 19 2012 07:08 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
Mountain Off-Road Enterprises (M.O.R.E.) recently released the Jeep JK Hide-A-Step.
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Posted January 18 2012 08:59 AM by Phil Howell_4Wheel Drive Magazine Editor-in-Chief
As mentioned in another blog, I spent time with Steve Nance from Moab 4x4 Outpost photographing Brownie, his very impressive Jeep.
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Look Closely!
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Posted January 17 2012 04:04 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
The first group of petroglyphs was kind of a treat in that it didn't jump out at you. It took some effort to find the images, but they were definitely there.
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Champion Spark Plug Mine
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Posted January 17 2012 03:53 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
One way to keep yourself oriented while traveling in the backcountry is to look around at reference points. Even though we were on a well-signed, well-mapped route, it was still nice to look up at the White Mountains to...
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Stuff That Doesn't Start With "No..."
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Posted January 17 2012 03:11 PM by Kevin Blumer - Assistant Editor
You can probably tell I'm not a fan of signs, fences, and regulations, even though I tend to comply in the end.
It's always nice to see interpretive signs instead of regulatory postings.
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