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Thanks! Hope to have you on a run one day!

Boat lights. But, that's a non-R. Soon to change!

@ I think that’s where the fire service got that from actually!

It was! Happy New Year!

Do it! You'll find new trails! Most of us drive quite a bit to find the good stuff! But it's worth it.

We do trips all over the Southwest and Baja. Most of us drive semi-far to get to these awesome locations, but it's worth it. We have a schedule posted on our website (check the description of this video). You can also sign up to be a member for the year, which has it's own perks. But, we're most active on Facebook and Instagram, when it comes to sharing event details. Hope to have you as a member and see you on some events!!

We stay at hotels on all of our trips. Generally, it's just easier, planning wise in terms of food for the group, organization, and we don't have to carry camping gear, etc. We've floated the idea of a camping trip in years past, but it hasn't gained much traction. We generally try to find really cool and unique hotels to stay at when we go. In Lakeview, we stayed at the Neon Cowboy, which was awesome!

Thanks, man! Glad you enjoyed it. 2025 memberships open today!

Thanks for watching! Hope to see you at the next run!

You missed out for sure! Next time though, yes? See you in 2025!

Already got the 25 membership, hell yeah I will back again! And again next year

Thanks! I would not consider anything I've done to "increase" the payload, just to manage the existing setup with the stock payload. The setup in the back weighs about 500-600 lbs with the dual tires. The payload capacity is 1,400 lbs. The Geiser springs that are installed help hold up to 700 lbs without sagging. So, I still have only 800-900 lbs of payload remaining, but it looks/acts like I have a close-to-empty bed, even though it's weighed down with the rack, tires, jack, cooler, tools, etc. You will need springs for any type of overlanding setup. Anything with more than 300 lbs in the bed and you'll want springs, to be honest. And it's very simple to get to 300 lbs constant weight in the bed. Enjoy the truck when you get it!

Well, that's highly untrue. We have the Mojave Desert, Death Valley, Anza Borrego, Sonora Desert, Joshua Tree, Kings Range, Kings Canyon, Yosemite, Mammoth, Shasta, Trinity, Redwood State Park, and the list goes on and on lol. The majority of our events take place in/around CA. But that doesn't mean we can't appreciate cool places in other states like Utah. I'd invite you on a run with us to come check it out, but it sounds like you wouldn't be interested unfortunately. Hit us up if that changes and you have a Raptor!

The best kept secret in CA is how much of the state is public land. Around 52% of CA is public land, including Death Valley NP that is the largest in the lower 48. Once you include open space land or deeded public access, this grows to around 60% of CA being publicly accessible. CA clocks in with 10M more acres than UT for public lands. All that space covers a wide range of geology too, so we get access to coastal sand dunes, redwood forests in the north, high high desert in the northeast, and multiple large warm desert areas in the south. For those of us lucky enough to live in the middle it means we can get to all this pretty easily too. Utah is a super fun destination because the geology around Moab is very unique, though I would say its a bit crowded at times during peak seasons vs more remote areas of NV, OR and CA.

Can't forget Glamis and Oceano Dunes. Headed there for the week of New Years.

Hahaha, only high altitude related

If it's well maintained, it shouldn't be an issue. Just keep up on oil changes, diff fluid changes, spark plugs, air filters, shock rebuild, check your hubs and LCAs/UCAs, leaf spring bolts and you should be good! If you're around BajaHQ, they do "race preps" like that all the time.

@ I’ll get it dialed in with BajaHQ

Thanks man! Thats was the whole goal! It does so well!

Yeah it may just rub a touch

Yes. No rub.

Yep! No sense in having two built Raptors! Lol

I’ve owned 3 Raptors & although I loved each of the my current R is just WOW

@@duncanmarriott2052 maybe some day I’ll get there! But for now I just have too many expensive hobbies to justify an R… one day. 🤘🏼

Thanks man! It was a while in the making!

Thanks!

We are not. Next time we'll be there as a full group again will be June/July of 2025! But we do have Moab and Oregon upcoming!

Correct, this event is mostly about hanging out, relaxing, checking out the trucks, tacos, raffle prizes, etc. We go to truck hill as a group, as well as go much deeper into the dunes as a group. But, if you don’t want to do just those two things, you’re more than welcome to choose your own adventure all day long and just show up for some tacos and raffle prizes at the end. Our schedule is just meant to be a “general guideline” for the day and it provides some structure. We make it abundantly clear at the drivers meeting that everyone is more than welcome to do as they wish at any point though. We just offer some type of schedule if people just want the group atmosphere.

Check out our Instagram and Facebook groups, and look at our schedule we post on our website!

Thanks for coming man!

You can thank Adrian. Or me ;)

We'll see you next year! Check out our website for future dates, and join our Facebook groups and follow our Instagram pages. That's where we post the most info!

Thanks DJ! We're happy you won some raffle prizes finally!

Thank you for attending Mike! See you in Moab in a couple weeks!

Thanks!! Next one is the 5th Annual Beach run! July 27th! Sign up via our Facebook groups, or Instagram!

Thanks brother!

No decals, no chase rack for this one! Looks a lot different huh?!

Thanks! It really depends per event, number of days, locations we travel to, etc. We are on the more cost effective side of things for our Baja events. But regular 4-6 day events range from $3,500-6,000+. That is per truck. And it’s generally all inclusive (all food, all lodging per day, all drinks post event days, shirts, decals, chase trucks and mechanics, medical support/staff who travel with us, videographers, etc). At least that’s how we run ours! Our stateside runs are MUCH more cost friendly than an all-inclusive 5-6 day Baja run. Check out our Facebook groups and website for more info!

Thank you!!!

Hope so!!

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Definitely! Check out the Facebook groups and website for run details!