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I don't we'll be able to make this one, but we were there in the spring. For reference on Titus Canyon, Lippencott and Steele pass you can check out or video series on YouTube. Lippencott is accessible to any stock vehicle. I think even the biggest full size trucks will have no problem unless...

Let's shoot for Jan 21!

THE IDEA So during the Nevada Weekend trip, everyone was stoked to see the Mustangs we have here in Western NV, so I'm working on a tour of the Virginia Range that will surely include horse sightings. THE ROUTE Here's a map of possible route. Day 1 is Lockwood, NV at I-80 to Virginia City...

Done at last! Fun trip guys! I have an idea for a Wild Horse tour that would include petroglyphs, wild horses, sketchy mine shafts and Virginia City. Hope to see you guys in Nevada again!

Who is the black Kia and the epic pork chops?

Can you post your Istagram ID, if you have one, and your truck model/color so I can tag you in the video? Thanks! I will finish it tonight or tomorrow to post before we head to Death Valley for Thanksgiving. -M

Good evening! Please remind me you name again? Kelley is what I'm remembering? I have a hard time keeping names and forum handles strait, but I want to mention you in the video when your CV axle breaks. Cheers! -Mike

Another teaser. COMING SOON!!!

All FJs will be censored for common decency standards.

Hay guys! I'm sorry I've been off the grid. Have been swamped. But I finally have some time to crank on this and will get it out ASAP!

It's pretty ridiculous. That's at normal speed too. NEED A RAPTOR!

Good times guys! Thanks for planning this Zach! Kinda bummed we didn't do the last section, but I'm on borrowed miles with my CV boots, so I figured I'd play it safe... I will work on a video of this trip this week. Here's a teaser (pretty sure this was everyone's favorite part of the trail)...

Hasn't started raining here yet. But we got all your smoke. Feel free to take some back with you.

Just other FRS. FRS is UHF or the 70cm band or 462 - 467 MHz while CB is the 11m band or 27 MHz. (Sorry, my amateur radio license requires that I give you a bunch of useless information.) -M

I have Motorola. GMRS is a higher power allocation in the same frequency range. You technically need a license to use it. You get more power and better hardware with them. The license is like $80 for 5 years and extends to your immediate family. It's a step towards a basic amateur license...

Yes. We used them on our Death Valley trip and I was impressed. I've since gotten an CB and the FRS are quite a bit better.

Nope, they work on a hand full of channels. They will intercommunicate. Though they do have a private mode.

We don't need a map to keep the show on the road.

The They are very handy. I have a set of 2 so I can loan one out. -M

I aged out of the the 30 somethings this year. But my son is 6, so he can I have FRS Radios. They work better than CB. Anyone on 2m? -M