Attention: TDR Forum Junkies I was just wondering if any off roaders will be attending the 35th annual Memorial day Four wheeling, camping, monster truck racing, corr racing, tough truck racing event in Dresser Wisconsin this year.
I went last year and wheeled my daily driver. This year I will be wheeling my 75 dodge with some of my friends. I have seen some tough truck in my experiances but up there you gotta have 2. 5 ton rockwell axels and 44" to have a big truck. It was very impressive. Don't know the exact numbers but they limit it to 1000 trailride trucks and 2000 attending campers. They have three trails in the hills of a ski resort. It is a great time. If you are going let me know and we might try to hookup.
For more info go to Memorial4X4.org. Tommorow you can down load pre registration forms. . The only way you can go is to preregister. My wife and I went last year and had a blast, and don't be intimidated by the 44" tall tires. My daily driver sports 33X12. 5X16. 5 bfg mts, had a lockright in the front and limited slip in the back and I was only on the strap twice. They have the regular trail that most street trucks can work their way through, BUT they have obsticles that will challenge and even stop the TOUGHFEST of trucks. Oo.
I went last year and wheeled my daily driver. This year I will be wheeling my 75 dodge with some of my friends. I have seen some tough truck in my experiances but up there you gotta have 2. 5 ton rockwell axels and 44" to have a big truck. It was very impressive. Don't know the exact numbers but they limit it to 1000 trailride trucks and 2000 attending campers. They have three trails in the hills of a ski resort. It is a great time. If you are going let me know and we might try to hookup.
For more info go to Memorial4X4.org. Tommorow you can down load pre registration forms. . The only way you can go is to preregister. My wife and I went last year and had a blast, and don't be intimidated by the 44" tall tires. My daily driver sports 33X12. 5X16. 5 bfg mts, had a lockright in the front and limited slip in the back and I was only on the strap twice. They have the regular trail that most street trucks can work their way through, BUT they have obsticles that will challenge and even stop the TOUGHFEST of trucks. Oo.
