Wheelin for Autism

[BlueXJ]

Anyone need to be recovered? Hummers included! I saw some relatively stock looking rigs and they seemed to do OK. Did you guys raise much for the charity?

[xjjeepthing]

There was some recovery. The trails were designated what tire size and with or without lockers and so on. There was no straying from it. It was hard to take pics and drive. LOL

Trail 1 - Stock or lightly modified vehicles, gentle grades, fairly wide, and shallow water if any. This did challenge stock vehicles in spots.
Trail 2 - Lightly modified vehicles, min 31" tire, rough terrain, mud and water.
Trail 3 - Modified, min 33" tire, front & rear recovery points, deep mud, slopes, up to 22" water.
Trail 4 - 4 Highly modified, min 35" tire, rear locker, very deep mud, up to 30" water

The big change to this was we had 3 or so inches of rain 2 days before the run and 1" mid day while we were there. Water was much deeper trails were alot slipperier and much more challenging.
Heres a couple of Vids my buddy took.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON6xRt89NE0&feature=channel_page"]YouTube - H3 almost tips at Hummer test facility.[/ame]
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mSdIdlRjKw&feature=channel"]YouTube - Jeep climbs Stairway to Heaven at Hummer test facility.[/ame]

[xjjeepthing]

We had a blast. The Hummer club were a great bunch. I have 2 invites from guys in there group to go wheelin. Warn Winches was there to support this as well. Not sure how much stuff they donated for a raffle but just about everybody got something. The early word is around 4000 raised.