lol... no kidding.  I accidently bumped one of the cactus plants causing the limbs to bounce up and down.. on the upswing three of the "jumping cactus" limbs flew off and one landed on my back and stuck me good. Talk about some pain. 

Nice picture.. looks like fun.  I have my Suburban lifted... but have not driven it in months due to gas prices. No rock climbing, but used to go through some mud bogs and spin it around a bit.

I’ve got many more pictures, but I wont flood the forums with them =P. I’ve always enjoyed rock crawling. Thats a 1973 Bronco thats not even street legal.. its sole purpose is to go off-road =)

nice.. I found my video of going through the mud.... I am uploading it to myspace now to see it I can host it there, if not I will try youtube.   post away !! I love the older broncos, scouts, K2’s etc.

vids.myspace.com/index.cfm

k.. let me know if you can see the video.  I think I set it for private.. so you might have to be on my friends list, not sure since it is my first uploaded video.

A few years ago, I was invited down to Ensenada Mexico to be part of a pit crew for a Baja 1000 race team. It wasn’t one of the big million dollar trophy truck racers, but these guys had their stuff together. I volunteered for a week down in Mexico and had a blast. Here’s the race truck....

I was in charge of one of the chase trucks, which basically goes from checkpoint to checkpoint during the race to ensure that all the proper supplies are at each station. And, be on site in case the truck needs repairs at a checkpoint. In the middle of the night, the truck had spun an axel shaft and they radioed in that they needed help. The truck got in fairly late, but the crew for Robbie Gordon (yes, the NASCAR driver) was still there and saw us take that truck, lift it and change out the rear axle splines and basically rebuild the entire rear end of the truck in literally 15 minutes. We all worked together to get it done and had them back out on the track in record time. The crew chief for Robbie Gordon came over... now keep in mind he’s a multi-million dollar mechanic.. and said that he saw more skill and abilities out of us, a bunch of amatures than he’s seen in most high paid mechanics on professional teams. That was one hell of a compliment.

Nice picture and great story.

Private video. And believe it or not, I dont have a MySpace page. =P

MySpace is cool if you use it for friends and family.  I will try and upload it to my youtube account then.