Oct 29th NorthEast 4WD Hummer Event in
Massachusetts. Open to all Hummers H1,H2 and
H3. For more info contact: Richfield4WDevents
PatriotJeepers@aol.com and let us know what
Hummer you will be driving in this event.
All info will be E-mailed to you prier to the Event.

Oct 29th NorthEast 4WD Hummer Event in
Massachusetts. Open to all Hummers H1,H2 and
H3. For more info contact: Richfield4WDevents
PatriotJeepers@aol.com and let us know what
Hummer you will be driving in this event.
All info will be E-mailed to you prier to the Event.

I'm working on a website that will post this Event. But it's not ready yet I'm shooting for
Aug? The site will be WWW.7slotgrills.com

Where in Mass?

Sorry I don't post locations on websites.
Send me a E-mail and let me know what Hummer you
will be driving in this event. I will send you a E-mail with information then just prier to the event you will get the directions. I have a new E-mail address: sevenslotgrills@aol.com

Note: side steps must be removed before the event.

hmmmm...sounds pretty close to home for me!

Hey Rich. Is this some kind of secret meeting to suck us poor Hummer owners into thinking it's friendly? WTF. Where is it?

sounds shady. give up the location and MAYBE you'll be so lucky to have us attend your 'propoganda' filled event.

just so you get what you want...i drive an H5

SOMETHING STINKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You want our info, yet you're being shady about the location????

Something tells me this is a Jeep setup. Might involve intentional damage. Wheelin with jeeps OK. But I get bad mojo comming off this one.

This is a bad ideal guys. Especially from a noob.

Move the meet to Moab and we'll talk.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Tully:
sounds shady. give up the location and MAYBE you'll be so lucky to have us attend your 'propoganda' filled event.

just so you get what you want...i drive an H5 </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Is that one of those new hybrids that combine the H2 & H3?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by Richfield:
Sorry I don't post locations on websites.
Send me a E-mail and let me know what Hummer you
will be driving in this event. I will send you a E-mail with information then just prier to the event you will get the directions. I have a new E-mail address: sevenslotgrills@aol.com

Note: side steps must be removed before the event. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>Oh, cool. I'm so there. I just emailed my credit card and bank account information. As I told you in the email, I am not sure if I'll be in my H2, H3 or Jeep but didn't really see why that mattered.

As for you doubters. You can't tell that this is so legit? I mean come on, he misspelled "prior" prier, TWICE.

yea, this must be a scam...why would you not want to put the location on a website? That alone makes no sence.

I bet we'd be welcomed to Trailfest, too.

All those NE 4WD groups are jpers with beat up rigs. It looks like they do some really cool stuff... on some mighty narrow trails. Too bad HUMMERS won't fit.

It looks like your New England jp clubs are very active. Congrats.

Hey Rich, how's Roberta?

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by KenP:
I bet we'd be welcomed to Trailfest, too.

All those NE 4WD groups are jpers with beat up rigs. It looks like they do some really cool stuff... on some mighty narrow trails. Too bad HUMMERS won't fit.

It looks like your New England jp clubs are very active. Congrats.

Hey Rich, how's Roberta? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Drty, is that picture real????? I'll bet your wife laughed and cried at the same time.

Sigh......Another disaster diverted. Well done gentlemen!!!


Keeping the Forum safe from Rednecks since 2003

No scam The run is free! and open to Hummers I never post the location of an event.I wanted to
put on a Hummer Event in Massachusetts. Sunday I took out an H2 and H3 on a trail ride. Ask
Manny he was invited but could not make it.
I'm working on a website that will help both
Jeep and Hummers WWW.7SLOTGRILLS.COM I hope to have it up soon. Here is my other E-mail sevenslotgrills@aol.com

I'm with Nikki now! Send me an E-mail those who know me with your # and I'll call you.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by VTSTOMPER:
...why would you not want to put the location on a website? That alone makes no sence. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

People who are new to wheeling in the northeast may not be familiar with the practice, but it is a definite no-no to publicly post trail locations in the New England area. There are no National Parks open to 4wd vehicles out here, so most land is either unmaintained public roads, or private property that requires land owner permission to drive on. Posting these kinds of locations publicly would result in the trails being severely over used and closed down, so clubs are protective of the locations. That is why in the northeast it is important to be part of a club if you want to wheel... much of the land is only legally accessible through the permissions that have been granted to clubs.

Try looking up the location of any popular New England trails if you don't believe it - people run trails in New England every weekend, but you will have to do some real digging to find any locations posted on the internet, and even when they are they are usually not using the real trail names.

I plan to be at this event on the 29th, so if any of you decide to attend, I will see you there.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by KenP:
...It looks like they do some really cool stuff... on some mighty narrow trails. Too bad HUMMERS won't fit.
</div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I have been wheeling on the same New England trails with an H1 for 7 years... things can get tight in places, but with some patience and a good driver a Hummer fits fine.

Sorry but all the H2 vets have bigger fish to fry during that time.

Anyways if you get any novices or noobs, try not to take advantage for a "Photo Op" or set them up to fail.

It would be un American.