Hey... you have a Jeep too?
Back in 2005, two cousins and an old high school buddy were brought together by the
unfathomable forces of fate. Two Jeeps soon became three, and then four with the
addition of another high school buddy. Pretty soon, it was five, and that's not even
counting the ones that don't run!
Another wheel bearing? Mud sucks!
Well, having all grown up down here in the land of salt water, sand and mud we had
never really though about rock crawling all that much. But were sure were getting tired
of tearing up our Jeeps and spending hours cleaning them.
Rock Crawling? I don't see any rocks.
So we decided to try out rock crawling. As luck would have it, there are quite a number
of locales that cater to those of us foolish enough to attempt to drive on rocks. It turned
out to be much more challenging than mud, requiring more equipment, driver skill and
forethought. Who knew? Much like a crack dealer, we cornered anyone we could find
with a Jeep, eager to share our newfound addiction. The whole club thing is just an
excuse to buy stickers.
A Jeep club?
A few words about the club; we are currently around 15 members strong, not including
active family members. Ages range from late teens to around 40. We have worked hard
to create and maintain a family environment; a club for all ages, with activities not just
limited to rock crawling. We strive to be active in our local communities, to be more than
just an off road club. Don't be afraid to get in touch, it does not matter what kind of Jeep
you have; stock or locked, we would love to hear from you!
Back in 2005, two cousins and an old high school buddy were brought together by the
unfathomable forces of fate. Two Jeeps soon became three, and then four with the
addition of another high school buddy. Pretty soon, it was five, and that's not even
counting the ones that don't run!
Another wheel bearing? Mud sucks!
Well, having all grown up down here in the land of salt water, sand and mud we had
never really though about rock crawling all that much. But were sure were getting tired
of tearing up our Jeeps and spending hours cleaning them.
Rock Crawling? I don't see any rocks.
So we decided to try out rock crawling. As luck would have it, there are quite a number
of locales that cater to those of us foolish enough to attempt to drive on rocks. It turned
out to be much more challenging than mud, requiring more equipment, driver skill and
forethought. Who knew? Much like a crack dealer, we cornered anyone we could find
with a Jeep, eager to share our newfound addiction. The whole club thing is just an
excuse to buy stickers.
A Jeep club?
A few words about the club; we are currently around 15 members strong, not including
active family members. Ages range from late teens to around 40. We have worked hard
to create and maintain a family environment; a club for all ages, with activities not just
limited to rock crawling. We strive to be active in our local communities, to be more than
just an off road club. Don't be afraid to get in touch, it does not matter what kind of Jeep
you have; stock or locked, we would love to hear from you!
| Flatland Rock Crawlers |
Before
This is the sort of
thing that we did
before we got
Jeeps.
This is the sort of
thing that we did
before we got
Jeeps.
About the Flatland Rock Crawlers
So who are these ninnies anyway?
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