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I am sure you have seen the coverage of CRAWL's Reader's Ride South and the ride they do during Easter Jeep Safari well now they are coming to the North!!

https://www.wepay.com/events/crawl-readers-ride

The Great American Jeep Rally and JonFund have worked together to get John and Ian from CRAWL magazine to come north.




https://www.wepay.com/events/crawl-readers-ride

Obvisouly please post this to your clubs. This is NOT a Jeep only ride, anyone can come.

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Posted MK

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Thank you Josh.

When purchasing your tickets, you can select driver and rig for $40, passenger with lunch for $5 and passengers with no lunch for $1.
If you ever wanted to get your rig in a magazine, this is a pretty good chance to get some action shots.

I'm in!!!!

P.S. The For More Info url at the bottom of the flyer did not work for me. Page not found.

Technohead wrote:I'm in!!!!

P.S. The For More Info url at the bottom of the flyer did not work for me. Page not found.

yes, sorry - it never made it.

mrfreakinwhite wrote:

Technohead wrote:I'm in!!!!

P.S. The For More Info url at the bottom of the flyer did not work for me. Page not found.

yes, sorry - it never made it.

Mike, do you have some basic minimum rig requirements to pass on? Some NCRS members are asking as well:

I checked the CRAWL website, Jon Fund - no details, no minimum requirements...I don't wanna sign up if our rigs too small...

Tobit wrote:

mrfreakinwhite wrote:

Technohead wrote:I'm in!!!!

P.S. The For More Info url at the bottom of the flyer did not work for me. Page not found.

yes, sorry - it never made it.

Mike, do you have some basic minimum rig requirements to pass on? Some NCRS members are asking as well:

I checked the CRAWL website, Jon Fund - no details, no minimum requirements...I don't wanna sign up if our rigs too small...

PART I:
CRAWL - The Hardcore Off Road Magazine's Readers Ride North 2012. Sponsored by Yukon Axle and Gear and Mitchell's Differential Service. Hosted by JonFund, Inc, New England's Premiere Off Road Club, in association with and to benefit The Great American Jeep Rally and access to private property in New England.

The event is open to readers and 4x4 owners and will be held at JonFund's own property in north central Massachusetts. The trails are suitable for a minimum of 33" tires. Proof of valid auto liability insurance is required for all drivers, as well as a valid driver's license.

Attendance is limited to 50 rigs, club volunteers and staff and sponsors for the event and magazine. Come and wheel with the staff of CRAWL - Hardcore Off Roading Magazine, get a free bagged lunch for the driver (additional lunches are $5) and support private property acquisition to preserve the sport of off roading in New England.

Vehicles will require a technical inspection for minimum safety requirements by club members. All participants, passengers and guests will be required to sign a waiver provided by the host club.

For each passenger, a separate ticket is available for $5 and will include lunch options for passengers and a $1 ticket with no lunch for passengers.

100% of the surplus from this event supports safe, legal and responsible off roading on private property in New England, where private property is the future of four wheeling and almost all public property access has been lost.

Please feel free to e-mail events@jonfund.net with any questions.
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PART II - EDITED, THANKS FOR ASKING!
One vehicle and driver meeting minimum safety requirements: Proof of valid automobile liability insurance; fire extinguisher; tow strap with no metal hooks; securely mounted or through welded tow or recovery points, seat belts for all passengers and driver at all times. 33" minimum recommended tire size.

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Thanks Mike, passed the info on to the member asking and we'll get our forum thread updated as well.

is insurance really required?

axle wrote:is insurance really required?

Only for the driver tickets.

so I need my jeep insured to drive it at this event?

Is it street legal or a trailered rig?

axle wrote:so I need my jeep insured to drive it at this event?

Or your tow rig if you trailer in.

it is registered in RI, and of course my truck is insured, does that work?

axle wrote:it is registered in RI, and of course my truck is insured, does that work?

Yes, I wheeled this property about a year ago and the insurance for my Tow Rig covered that requirment

posted USAJO

I have a club member who's rig is not registered or insured at all. His tow rig is registered and insured in MA. Eligible or not eligible?

JayZR2 wrote:I have a club member who's rig is not registered or insured at all. His tow rig is registered and insured in MA. Eligible or not eligible?

Per a convo I had with Mike he is eligible.

17 spots left . . .

In....

It says 11 spots left (or did) but there's two being reopened.

Now saying 7 spots left.

2 spots left, but a couple will reopen still.

SOLD OUT

Can everyone please remind your clubs that the CRAWL guys will be at the Rally all day on Saturday so if they could not get on the trail ride they can still seem them at the Rally.

Great time out there today. I had some doubts about fitting 50 rigs onto the property but JonFund could not have done a better job making it work.

Technohead wrote:Great time out there today. I had some doubts about fitting 50 rigs onto the property but JonFund could not have done a better job making it work.

There was a traffic jam with broken down rigs coming down hill, and then the uphill rigs meeting them, but it is impossible to know when people will break down and block the trail. A little rough at the property after the meeting spot, but all in all it went pretty smoothly.

A huge thanks to all the guests for coming!
A huge thanks to all the club member volunteers, all the neighbors that just showed up and jumped in on our work days, all the Jeep Rally helpers, John Herrick at CRAWL magazine and all the guys that came from Elias 4wd Center for work days and to trail guide yesterday.
Also, a big shout out and thanks to Chrysanthi's Restaurant in Brookline, NH for 110 lunches - delivered. I eat lunch there and bring the family there for the excellent food and service. Highly recommended, Rt 13.