Off-roading in TX??

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Thai

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Hey all,

I would like to know who is interested in taking their LR3 off-road?? I know of a few places near Houston where we can off-road.

On March 19 (Saturday), i am planning to go off-road in LIBERTY, TX, which is east of Houston (on Highway 90). There is an off-roading site that is popular to Jeepers and it's not too difficult from what i hear.

BTW, I have a MB G500. My brother is going to bring his Jeep Rubicon. I do NOT plan on trashing my car. Thus, it will be light off-roading that we can all enjoy. Bring your family if you want.

Anyone interested in joining me??

PM me if you're interested.

Thanks.
 
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Thai

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UPDATE:

MEETING PLACE:

Brookshire Brothers
2325 North Main
Liberty, Texas 77575

Gas station at this store: Conoco Gas Station

Phone: (936) 336-7501

TIME: 12:30 PM

Temperature on 3/19: 72-75 degrees

There may be scattered/isolated showers after 3pm. Therefore, we're starting a bit early.

Thai. PM me if you have any questions.
 
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Thai said:
Hey all,

I would like to know who is interested in taking their LR3 off-road?? I know of a few places near Houston where we can off-road.

On March 19 (Saturday), i am planning to go off-road in LIBERTY, TX, which is east of Houston (on Highway 90). There is an off-roading site that is popular to Jeepers and it's not too difficult from what i hear.

BTW, I have a MB G500. My brother is going to bring his Jeep Rubicon. I do NOT plan on trashing my car. Thus, it will be light off-roading that we can all enjoy. Bring your family if you want.

Anyone interested in joining me??

PM me if you're interested.

Thanks.
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You should put together a comarison on how each handles various obstacles. My bet is that the Rubicon is the most capable. I'm undecided about the G-class, they were sweet back in the 80's, but I think they have gone a little soft
 
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