Jeep hillclimb at Turkey Bay
Some jeeps climbing a washed out hill at Turkey Bay LBL Im not the one doing the filming or most of the talking BTW
Me going up the Ledges at All Wheels
When on a ride with some guys from Maine 4X4 the night before. I did this line that night and made it. This is the first time I had done this line in the day light. Its the easiest line there but its I don't have the torque to do the other line. And don't have any of what I need to the hardest line there.
Offroad @ Mettowee Mud Boggers - Trails
Two Colorados and a Toyota roam the trails after setting up camp and meeting up with the local Jeep Club Adirondack Jeeps.
Mettowee OffRoad Park is located in Granville, NY.
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Hummer Extreme Off Road | Amazing Hummer Video
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Born from a military background, it's not surprising to discover that go-anywhere attitude backing up the Hummer brand. This mindset was best exemplified by the late Hummer H1
Realizing that not everyone would want the civilian equivalent of a Humvee, the company added the Hummer H2, available as an SUV and as a pickup dubbed the H2 SUT (sport utility truck). Still plenty capable, the H2 shares its platform with the Chevrolet Silverado, whereas the most recent product to debut, the Hummer H3 and H3T (the pickup truck version), is based on the Chevrolet Colorado/GMC Canyon.
Hummer was created as a civilian version of the Humvee (HMMWV, High Mobility Multi-Purpose Wheeled Vehicle), a military vehicle developed by AM General during the 1980s. The first model, simply called the Hummer, was launched by AM General in 1992, seven years before General Motors took ownership of the company. After that change, the Hummer was renamed the Hummer H1 and GM worked on expanding the brand's line up and broadening exposure to the mainstream market.
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