[Mr. Pickles]

The moment we'd all been waiting for...

This post has been edited by Mr. Pickles: 03 October 2009 - 07:02 PM

[Mr. Pickles]

[Mr. Pickles]

Me, nice and dirty


And yes folks, proof a caR50 can wheel


All in all, a great run.

This post has been edited by Mr. Pickles: 03 October 2009 - 07:11 PM

[Pezzy]

Sorry I missed it. Shoulda made the drive from T.O.

[SilverPath]

Just got home.... Long drive but totally worth it. Only touched my rocker panel once... and I'm never following a Jeep into the thick brush again I have a few days of buffing to do. All kidding aside, was great meeting everyone and good luck Jim. Hope to see you all next time!

[DavefromOZ]

Looks like it was a good day out, how did MrJim go? No problems I assume

[5523Pathfinder]

http://www.youtube.c...u/2/UzHXu_rcPpo

Everything went pretty good. Great day for off-roading. Too bad everything wasnt a bit more wet. But we had fun!!!

This post has been edited by 5523Pathfinder: 18 October 2009 - 09:08 PM

[5523Pathfinder]

http://www.youtube.c...u/1/43eEljKF3aw

This post has been edited by 5523Pathfinder: 18 October 2009 - 09:08 PM

[andreus009]

Awesome. Glad everything went basically according to plan. Nice pics. Looks like a great place to wheel.

[jadm4x4]

good to see mrjim wheeling again. Hope youre ex is seeing these jim. Just to rub it in. Now you will have to bring it to australia and dodge some roo's instead of patting them.....lol. But all the best. Dont let it out of youre site now. Good to see the guys all pull togather for the effort. Congrats

[Mr. Pickles]

Classic stuff

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=JoYJQwRJWbg

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=2k93g_3tNAA

Keep on tree killin' Jim!

[MrJim]

Okay, what a great day today was!!! First, my Pathfinder looked and ran amazing. I was speechless when I saw it come into the parking lot and hear that familiar roar of its engine. I can't believe what a great job the guys did on it. The paint looked like new and so did the interior. The guys added a nice CB radio for the trail chatter, along with an antenna, as well as a PA speaker. They also installed a nice stereo too. They covered so many small details to make it just right and it was just right.

It felt like home to climb into the drivers seat and I could not wait to get on the trails again. I confess that it took me an hour or so to feel comfortable enough in it again to start cutting loose a bit. The trail was really dry and we were all disappointed in that, but atleast it made the cleanup easier at the end of the day.

We had a great time though and had our hands full with a number of challenging hill climbs. The Cherokee really gave us a run for our money all day long. Damn him. He set the bar high with his lifted, locked, winched Jeep, but he was also sure to rib us hourly (in fun) about how Jeeps are superior to our Pathfinders. We ribbed right back too though pointing out how his unibody "car" was not a real truck without a frame.

We had lunch in the waterless mud pits posed on every high rock or mound we could find. The Jeep ended up going into a really severe rock pit hillside and he had a hell of a time getting out again. The whole Pathfinder crew helped by placing rocks under tires and spotting him until he was free. Gutsy move though with no sliders on his rig.

It was a blast (water or not) and we got allot of photos and videos. I hope to see a few videos shot of my rig posted soon. I have lots of photos and footage to post, but probably won't get to all of it tonight. I will add some photos though. Hope you enjoy them. By the way, thank you everyone for this amazing gift. Words cannot say how deeply I am moved by the generosity and good will of all of you who helped to make today possible...

Click here to see my photos from today

[beastpath]

Great to see this!!

[Nytrosfinder]

Reading this makes me just say "screw college i want my pathfinder working again!"

[TerranoNZ]

Great to see you back up and running MrJim, oh and Jim too

Derek's easy to spot in his custom shirts.
Holy crap....There's a face shot of the elusive RedPath88....That's like getting a pic of Sasquatch
Joke man

I think I need to save for the MrJim rally 2011

[Simon]

Awesome. I'm really glad to see that truck with it's rightful owner. Congrats Jim! And to everyone who put in the effort to be there, donate parts, and work on the truck, getting it ready, my hat's off to you!

This post has been edited by Simon: 04 October 2009 - 06:18 AM

[Pezzy]

TerranoNZ, on Oct 4 2009, 07:32 AM, said:

Derek's easy to spot in his custom shirts.
Holy crap....There's a face shot of the elusive RedPath88....That's like getting a pic of Sasquatch

Now now, we know what GG looks like. Now we've seen the vampire too!

Who all attended?? Nice to see someone representing the R50's for us.

Looks like a great day, and MrJim looks great -- nice work guys! Congrats, Jim, on the reunion!

[Balmer]

Congrats everyone! Great to see this come to fruision!

[5523Pathfinder]

TerranoNZ, on Oct 4 2009, 04:32 AM, said:

I think I need to save for the MrJim rally 2011

This was talked about in great detail. I think it was agreed that either the last weekend in September or the first weekend in October will now be know as the MrJim Run Weekend. Will we do it again next year? Absolutly!!! Is a years notice enough for anyone who is a bit further away?

Pezzy, on Oct 4 2009, 07:36 AM, said:

Who all attended?? Nice to see someone representing the R50's for us.

Looks like a great day, and MrJim looks great -- nice work guys! Congrats, Jim, on the reunion!

Lets see if I remember everyone....

Jim
Redpath88
Mr. Pickles
5523pathfinder
DaOz
Morningwould
Silverpath
The toyevy(I cant remember his name)
Dan(another pathfinder we met on the trail, and will probably be a new member soon)
Shane (jeep cherokee)
We all had family and friends riding with us.

I think thats it, but I will double check. I was a great day. We had a few interesting moments, but was easily worked out.

[nunya]

I need to move west...