FJ Cruisers of Northern California

SoCal Meet n Greet @ Toyota of El Cajon

I know this is out of the Nor, but if anyone is gonna be down here in the time frame, C'mon by!

March 20th 10 am till 2 pm.
Toyota of El Cajon has been gracious enough to hook us up with a venue as well as food and raffle prizes, the owners are FJ people.
This will be a great family friendly event.
Since it is a place of business no alcohol will be consumed on the premises, and any firearms must be locked and stored in your vehicle accordingly.
There will be many updates to come
Sponsors: Baja Rack
Superstition Motors
Demello Offroad
Dirty Parts
Lucrum Ind.
Outrider Suspension Armor
Fuzzy Duds
BozTec Rear diff armour
Warfield Off-Road
Aluminiss
Icon Vehicle Dynamics
Cruiser Gear
Any company can set up a display booth for free of charge so please contact me if interested. Donations to the raffle are Highly appreciated.

More details to come but I just wanted to spread the word that it is ON!!!

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Permalink Reply by Boss73 on January 29, 2010 at 6:45pm

Hola'

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Permalink Reply by Mike Kirsch on February 7, 2010 at 1:49pm

Hmm wont let me edit the first page, anyway, heres the flier
[img]http://i674.photobucket.com/albums/vv101/funjunkie2/flier2.png[/img]

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Permalink Reply by Mike Kirsch on February 7, 2010 at 1:51pm

I dont understand this site format. LOL

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Permalink Reply by TOE 4X4 on February 23, 2010 at 9:14pm

Bump to the TOP

Update on who may attend

MARCH 19, 20 (meet and greet @ toyota), 21st --Mikes Funjunkie going away party...PART 1!!

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so maybe we should start planning this weekend. mikes busy with planning the actual event so lets start talking about the camping and trail runs. i know mike has already discussed with a few of yas about possible trail runs, etc. so lets organize it into one thread.........i'll update runs/participants on first post as needed.

so:
1. whos planning on camping? (so we can get an idea of numbers/location that would accomodate us) camping friday and/or saturday or both?
2. sticking around for trail runs saturday afternoon and possibly sunday after camping?

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Permalink Reply by TOE 4X4 on February 23, 2010 at 9:26pm

Hi All
Juast posted some info if you thought od=f camping for this trip. Lets get a list of who is going so we can pass along to SOCAL and gets camp spots taken care of.
John and I are going

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Permalink Reply by BoBoNel (chris) on February 27, 2010 at 8:54pm

heres some trail run and camping info......let us know whos coming. what time do you think you guys will be coming down? i'll be at the campsites friday night and holding as many as i can with equipt, etc....they are first come first served no reservations.

Camping & Trail Runs for the Toyota of El Cajon M&G Weekend

Friday the 19th

Saturday the 20th

Sunday the 21st

THIS IS ALSO GOING TO BE PART 1 OF MIKES GOING AWAY PARTY!!!

mikes busy with planning the actual event so lets start talking about the camping and trail runs. i'll update runs/participants on first post as needed.

Corral Canyon OHV/camp (off the I-8)

this ohv/camping area is about 40 minutes (or so) from Toyota of El Cajon. Campgrounds are first come first served (each campground has 20 sites). no fees. Adventure pass needed! Vault toilets, fire rings, 1 campground has water (corral canyon),

http://www.dirtopia.com/wiki/Corral_Canyon

trails in Corral Canyon include Bronco Peak, Bronco Peak Connector, and Sidewinder.

Bobcat meadows campground: http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/recreation/camping/bobcatmeadow.s...

Corral Canyon campground: http://gis.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/recreation/camping/corralcanyon.s...

CAMPING!!

Friday Only

Saturday Only

Friday & Saturday

chris

lynette

shelly

spert

serpico

bzwires (?)

leonie & boz (?)

anne & mark (?)

potatomutato (?)

TRAILS!!!

1. Easy - Bear Valley Road (off interstate 8 - on way to camping area)

(leader: Daniel aka RioDew aka Forum Horse)

An out and back with a good lunch spot at the end. Very scenic with 3 mountain peaks and 4x2 friendly.

2. Easy with harder side options- Otay Mesa Truck Trail (south bay)

(leader: lgTiny)

A very fun trail with optional side runs that can ran range from easy to more difficult, especially the waterfall.

3. Medium - Carvacre/Pancake Rock/Little Moab

(led by FJ Ollie)

A great trail with great views, a bit more challenging and definitly scenic.

4. Difficult- Sidewinder (this trail is in the campground area)

(led by Randver)

a short but difficult trail , definately not for inexperienced drivers. body damage possible. recovery gear required.

participants: Chris

5. Black diamond- Bronco Peak (this trail is in the campground area)

(led by Funjunkie)

quoted from mike: "god only knows if we'll get up it, but we sure as hell are gonna try."

body damage likely, recovery gear mandatory, please only sign up for this run if you are experienced in rock crawling.

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Permalink Reply by Bozly on February 27, 2010 at 9:15pm

The Mrs and I are in and we'll have a couple extra seat open.

May head down Thursday night but we'll be in town mid day Friday at the latest.

See ya there.