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President’s Message
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VP Reports
What is the CA4WDC?
The California Association of
Four Wheel Drive Clubs, Inc.
(founded in 1959) is a nonprofit organization comprised
of member clubs, individuals
and business firms, united in
a common objective — the betterment of
vehicle-oriented outdoor recreation.
We represent four wheelers, hunters, fishermen, and other outdoor recreationalists.
Ours is the largest organization of its type in
California.
Through a united effort we:
■ Promote responsible use of public lands.
■ Prevent legislation that would restrict offroad vehicles and vehicle use.
■ Develop programs of conservation,
education and safety.
■ Encourage state and federal agencies to
develop new four wheel drive trails and
preserve existing ones.
■ Distribute information to vehicle-oriented
recreationalists.
■ Promote statewide activities and four wheel
drive events for the enjoyment of members.
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Natural Resource Consultant
Cow Mountain Cleanup
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TDS Desert Safari
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Gold Country Toy Run
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Molina Ghost Run information
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Hi Desert Round-Up information
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Backdoor to Darwin
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Sweepstakes Vehicle
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District Meetings
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Club Directory
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Calendar
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Associate Members
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ON THE COVER: TDS Desert Safari by Bob Alexander.
FEBRUARY-MARCH 2009 / VOLUME 49 #5
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CA4WDC MEETINGS
Board Meetings:
February 13-16, 2009 - Primm, NV
(Convention)
North District:
April 25, 2009
Central District:
April 4, 2009
South District:
April 4, 2009
Meeting dates for the remainder of 2009 will be
available after the February 2009 convention.
For more information:
Contact your district secretary, the CA4WDC office, or visit cal4wheel.com
CA4WDC
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T
he Association will be celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this
month with a very special convention in Nevada. It’s not too late
to go! Just go to cal4wheel.com and register online. We’ll see you there.
Big political changes are coming to our four-wheeling community with the
inauguration of our new president. Our consultants and lobbyists will be watching
closely, and will notify us when action is needed. If you would like to help us with
our fight to keep our trails open, please go to cal4wheel.com and subscribe to our
email list. There is an extra box that you can check indicating your interest in land
use issues. We promise not to spam you too much.
The sweepstakes vehicle program is also undergoing big changes that will be
unveiled soon. All of you will have a chance to be more involved with it, which
should help to contribute to its success.
We’ll see you on the trail. Enjoy!
— Suzy Johnson, Editor
CA4WDC CONTACTS
STATE OFFICERS
PRESIDENT
Don Spuhler
530-333-2047
[email protected]
PAST PRESIDENT
Robert Reed
925-447-3142 (H)
925-784-4702 (C)
[email protected]
TREASURER
Paula Johnson
916-214-5337
[email protected]
RECORDING SECRETARY
Steven Gardiner
7702 Alberta Drive
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
714-293-8790
[email protected]
CENTRAL DISTRICT
OFFICERS
VICE PRESIDENT
Mark D. Cave
559-623-5338 (cell)
559-636-1452 (home)
559-625-2000 (work-msg.)
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN
Dale Lamb
559-594-4591
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Steve Egbert
559-685-1928
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Helen Baker
818-705-3930 (home)
[email protected]
NORTH DISTRICT
OFFICERS
NATURAL RESOURCES
CONSULTANT - SOUTH
John Stewart
619-390-8747
[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
David Douglas
916-783-4678 (h)
925-423-4713 (w)
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN
Douglas Poppelreiter
530-872-9287
[email protected]
SECRETARY
Barbara Kissler
530-873-3761
[email protected]
NATURAL RESOURCES
CONSULTANT - NORTH
Don Klusman
530-671-4587
530-671-1487 (fax)
[email protected]
MARKETING &
PROMOTIONS
COORDINATOR
Ginger Hughes
626-962-3137 (H/F)
626-252-2030 (C)
[email protected]
SOUTH DISTRICT
OFFICERS
VICE PRESIDENT
Harry Baker
818-705-3930 (home)
818-370-3582 (cell)
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN
Heinz J. Leuschner
909-773-1979
[email protected]
WEB PAGE
COORDINATOR
Suzy Johnson
7245 Nonpariel Ct.
Paso Robles, CA 93446
805-550-2804
Fax 866-888-2465
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PRESIDENT’S
MeSSAGE
DON SPUHLER
President
Happy New Year, Happy 50th
Anniversary to the California Association
of Four Wheel Drive Clubs, Inc. This is a
time of celebration for the Association;
we have been a force in off-roading in
California for 50 years and hope that we
can be here another 50. We are a great
family organization with great family
events. We have been working to keep
our public lands open for public use for
these last 50 years. This has all been done
with a membership that cares. We still
have members working for this association that were here in the beginning, and
we have beginning members we hope will
be our future. I wish to thank all of you
for your hard work and dedication.
On February 13, 2009 we begin our
celebration with our 50th Anniversary
Convention in Primm, Nevada. I hope
to see all of you there joining in the celebration, as well as the Annual Meeting
that will give us direction for the future
of the association. As much as I want us
to enjoy the celebration of the last 50
years we need to be looking forward for
our future.
We have a new President of this country that has no idea of what the public
lands are or who recreates on them. We
need to watch his appointments of the
Secretary of the Interior and Secretary of
Agriculture. These will be the management people and their appointments
that we need to work with. We know
that the anti-access community is really
happy with the new President and are
pushing for appointments that support
their ideals.
The Wilderness Bills did not get
through Congress last year. This may
be good as we held them off, but with
more green people in Congress we may
have even bigger land grabs as these bills
resurface next year. Lawsuits are another
issue that grows by the year. Last year
the Attorney General for the State of
California joined the anti-access gang
and filed a suit against the National
Forest Service on Roadless area in the
Southern California NF. At the end of
the year he was on the news again talking about another lawsuit on some of
the last Forest Service Regulations coming out of the Bush Administration. We
still have the Desert lawsuits and the
BLM/EPA closure of Clear Creek to deal
with. There is also the military acquisition of Johnson Valley that has just gone
through the Notice of Intent stage and
will be with us for at least the next two
years.
More on the local, every member
level there is a continuation of the FS
and BLM Travel Management plans. We
finished our comments on the Tahoe NF
plan in December and we are right into
the Plumas NF and Humboldt/Toiyabe
NF plans. There will be no end until the
entire NF and BLM lands have plans and
we all need to be part of the planning
process. As I always comment on, it is
our members being part of the process
and writing comments that will save our
trails and not the association as an organization.
This next year will present some
important challenges to the association. Like most of the rest of the country
we are in difficult economic times. The
Board of Directors has tried very hard
to keep spending under control. The
problem is that we had a loss of income
this last year. In this next year I want to
encourage all members to attend our
events to make them stronger and create
more income. Our membership has been
down at a time when it should be going
up as we have increased pressure to
close our public land to four wheel drive
use. I will say one last time: if each member would bring in one new member we
would not have a membership problem.
One thing that we have to remember is that we are all volunteers. We all
do things differently and not always up
to others’ standards. Please save the
energy that it takes to complain about
our volunteers to fight those who would
like our association and our sport to go
away.
I have enjoyed being president for
these last two years. It has given me a
chance to attend meetings and events
throughout the state and meet a lot of
members. I have also had the privilege
of representing the association at meetings and events of other organizations
throughout the state. I have tried to
become active in land use issues and
with OHV Division issues in the state. I
tried to do this as an elected representative of the association so as not to
detract from the work of our two natural
resource consultants. I have tried to be
as open and honest in talking with the
members as I have always felt that the
president is not the boss but the representative elected by the members. My
job was to coordinate and assist to help
the members make this a better association. In closing I would like to give a
special thanks to Bonnie Steele, Office
Manager. I could not have done my job
without her doing hers. I often thought
that I was working for Bonnie as she
would be constantly reminding me of
what I needed to do. IG
Moving?
Send your change of address to
CA4WDC, Inc., 3120 36th Ave.,
Sacramento, CA 95824-2304 or
change it online at cal4wheel.com
You may also fax your new address to
916-381-8726.
Be sure to include your membership
number if it is available.
VICE PResiDENT’s
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MARK CAVE
Central District VICE PRESIDENT
I just returned from our club’s New
Years Day Run to Blue Canyon. It was a
beautiful day on snow-covered trails with
friends from other clubs joining us and
sharing the trail and helping each other.
I wish I could say all went smoothly, but
the snow was sticky, rigs bogged, and
with a lot of folks sharing the trail, sometimes folks became a little impatient. For
the most part people worked together
and helped each other and most made it
through, although some turned around.
This was not an organized event, just an
impromptu “let’s go wheeling” day run.
We ended at the Dinkey Creek Rock and
Rock Creek Road where there was a large
collection of full size trucks, mini-trucks,
and other rigs that flew no CA4WDC
stickers and had no club affiliations. The
drivers seemed mostly younger, although
there were a few seasoned drivers
among the rigs.
The event made me appreciate the
course I completed last month under Del
Albright, Recreational Trails Leadership
Class and Volunteer Leadership and
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Land Stewardship. The first is an online
class that provides a great “tool box”
of skills and the second is a three-day
workshop that is centered on how to use
those tools. Planning and organizational
skills taught in this program can help
events keep from turning sour and help
everyone reach their destination. More
importantly, frustration between our own
pushes people away from our group.
This course teaches organizers and leaders how to keep people together by making things run more smoothly.
The Sierra National Forest has
released the DEIS on the Route Inventory
Designation Process that outlines the
alternatives the USFS has put forward
to determine which they will follow. The
DEIS is available on line. I encourage
every user of a trail to review it and write
a letter supporting their preferred alternative and give input. Del teaches “one
ride, one letter” and I think that is a
pretty good idea. We need members and
other trail users to step forward to help
keep the Sierra Forest open to all.
CA4WDC members and friends can
also help out by supporting our relocated Molina Ghost run which will be
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held at Hollister OHV Park. This new
venue offers good camping and visitor
facilities, different trails and new challenges. We appreciate folks giving the
new event a try and coming out to support the Association. Event chair Steve
Egbert is determined that the closure
of Clear creek Management area not
reverse the steady gains in support for
the association the event has seen under
his leadership. Please plan to attend this
“new “event.
I guess my biggest concern this year
is not the member’s support, the battles
we face, or the funds we need to raise: it
is the people at the end of the trail who
do not share the ability to organize and
fight for their rights to recreate. I think
we need to reach out to these groups
and find ways to bring them into this or
others organizations. I think Del’s program is showing the way; we need to
disseminate leadership training to more
young folks, we need to create more
communication among groups and we
need to work with each other so that we
can continue to share our common interests. See you all soon. IG
VICE PResiDENT’s
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HARRY BAKER
SOUTH DISTRICT VICE PRESIDENT
As I write this report I realize just how
fortunate we are that the founders of
this association had the foresight to form
an organization that has withstood the
test of time, and is now celebrating its
fiftieth year as a statewide association.
My hat is off to them for organizing our
association and getting the ball rolling.
I also wish to thank those clubs that
joined in the following years to keep
this organization moving forward and
in making it as strong as it is. And a big
thank you to those individuals that have
joined the association. It is all of you that
make this association what it is today!
We can be very proud of what has been
accomplished over the years and what
the California Association of 4 Wheel
Drive Clubs, Inc. has done for the offroad community.
I started to list those members that I
know have contributed so much, in time,
money and work, to make this association what it is today. I soon realized that
to do that I would have to list every one
of the members and then even then I
would miss someone. I would especially
like to thank all of the volunteers and
that includes the past board members,
event chairmen and others for their dedication and hard work on behalf of the
association over the years.
I have looked back at some of the
issues that we as an association have
faced in the past from our beginning to
now, and while we are still fighting land
closures and legislation, we have made a
difference and without us and the other
associations that followed in our footsteps, like CORVA, Blue Ribbon Coalition,
United Four Wheel Drive Association and
others, most of the public lands would
be closed to us.
I am looking forward to going to the
Convention on the 13th, 14th and 15th
of February at Primm and celebrating
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this milestone with all of you. Heinz and
topo maps so that we can show the staff
Kerrie have put together a program for
that roads do exist in the proposed areas
the convention that will recognize the
and that they do not qualify for wilderaccomplishments of the association’s 50
ness.
years of existence. There are not many
The elections in all the districts will
volunteer organizations that have lasted
have taken place before you read this
fifty years and are still going strong into
but because of the lead time for the
the next fifty. That’s a lot to be proud of. In Gear publication the results are not
Thanks to the West Coast Four Wheel
known at press time. Take a look at the
Drive club for hosting the January
Cal 4 web site for the results and while
South District meeting. The April District
you are at it sign up to receive the email
Meeting will be hosted by the Inland
blasts that Suzy sends out. This is a good
Empire 4 Wheelers in Grand Terrace.
way to keep current on the issues that
More information is in this issue.
are affecting us. It is also important that
The study for the expansion of the
all clubs send a delegate to district meetMarine Corps Base at Twentynine Palms
ings to get an in-depth report on what is
still goes on; the first scoping meetings
going on.
have been held and the Corps is followStart making plans now to attend the
ing the NEPA process and preparing the
High Desert round up in May. HDR startalternatives for the future public meeted out as club run by the Waywegos. It
ings. The turnout from the off-road com- was originally called the Presidents’ run.
munity at the scoping meetings was very The president at the time, Jim Bond,
low and disappointing. I hope that there
invited several friends from other clubs
were a substantial amount of comments
to join him and while waiting for vehicles
turned in by the community and other
to clear an obstacle, they challenged
users of the area, otherwise the Marines
each other to play a few “games” with
may still see Johnson Valley as the path
their vehicles, such as how far up the hill
of least resistance. We did discuss the
could they go or could they match the
proposed alternatives at the District
time of another vehicle on a set course
meeting and have sent in comments on
or how many others could they round up
them.
to come out and play in the area around
The California Wilderness Coalition
Randsburg and thus the event became
is still pushing forward with their proknown as the Randsburg Round Up and
posal for more wilderness that they want then as the Hi Desert Round Up. At any
Senator Feinstein to carry next year. We
rate it still is a fun event with great trails
are working with CORVA to put together and games for everyone. So come out
a package that we can present to the
and join us at the Hi Desert Round up in
Senator’s staff to at least have our side
Stoddard Valley on Memorial Day weekof the issue heard before the Senator
end.
introduces it as a bill. The CWC was not
I hope to see all of you at the
happy that I obtained a copy of their
Convention!
proposal and distributed it to those individuals that are now
working on it. John
Stewart is using his
Robert Reed $300 foundation
expertise to plot the
Claudia Smith $500 FOUNDATION
GPS tracks that we
Roger Root $20 Eldorado Forest
are collecting on to
DONATIONS
NATURAL
RESOURCES
JOHN STEWART
NATURAL RESOURCES CONSULTANT
December brings to a close the 2008
calendar year. While 2008 saw many
changes started, 2009 will see those
changes move forward. The economy and
energy are factors that will drive change
in the coming year. Some will drive
change, some will embrace change as an
opportunity. Some will be hurt by change.
Whether in your professional or personal life, change is happening. The
only constant is change. We are in the
midst of rapid and massive change that
will have a lasting impact on recreation.
Now is the time to become involved.
Membership in many organizations is falling off. Now is the time to examine your
priorities and make your voice be heard.
Five areas to watch
As we move forward, the below list
of five items represents my view of issues
that will be major factors in the legal,
legislative, and administrative processes
affecting recreation opportunities.
Travel Management. This is part
of the administrative process where the
Forest Service is defining a sustainable
system of routes to support the needs
of Forest visitors. The Bureau of Land
Management is also engaged in its version of travel management planning. As
travel management plans are developed,
the coming challenge is to implement the
plans. Your involvement with implementing travel management plans is critical to
the continued access for recreation.
Wilderness. The 110th Congress
left a number of wilderness bills for the
111th Congress. There is pressure on
Congress to set aside large swaths of
public lands as wilderness. And, there
is a growing move to re-define wilderness: from preservation to protection.
We need to support efforts to protect
our public lands while allowing the
enjoyment of the recreation opportunity
provided.
Image. Motorized recreation continues to be marked as “destroyers of the
environment.” Image does affect land
management decisions when protection
of resources is under consideration. Our
image is projected to the public though
advertising and our own web sites.
Coalition Building. Motorized recreation is characterized by many facets,
each with its own set of advocates. We
need to build a coalition of the different
people to develop strategy and set priorities for addressing issues common to all.
While we may recreate in different manners, we are bound by two common elements. We use a motorized vehicle and
we need access to a place for recreation.
Membership and Involvement.
Increasing the membership and involvement of recreationists is important.
As we move into the future, we will
be involved with change. The sport is
changing. Opportunities are changing.
Regulations are changing. Membership
and involvement are key ingredients to
ensuring recreation remains a viable
opportunity.
Johnson Valley
Johnson Valley is well discussed on
other reports and I will not dwell on it. I
have submitted comments on the “segregation” issue on behalf of CA4WDC.
Wilderness proposals
The current hot issue involves the
California Wilderness Coalition (CWC) and
their wilderness proposal that has been
submitted to Senator Feinstein’s office.
First, some background information.
As an outcome of the desert lawsuits filed involving Glamis (Imperial
Sand Dunes Recreation Area), the
California Desert District Bureau of Land
Management was required to update its
management plans.
Basically, there were five management
plans developed, complete with travel
management plans. These management
plans designated routes of travel within
the California Desert District management area.
In addition, the California Desert
Protection Act set aside many wilderness
areas and held in limbo a number of wilderness study areas (WSAs). While WSAs
are not “wilderness,” federal law requires
the land management agency to manage
those lands so as not to impair their wilderness potential.
With respect to travel management,
the BLM had numerous contract crews
develop a route inventory for the Desert
District. In the 2000-2003 time period,
there were a number of CA4WDC volunteer efforts that collected GPS data
that was turned over to BLM specifically
for the Western Mojave (WEMO) and
Northeastern Mojave (NEMO) management plans. At that time BLM was just
getting into the geographic information
system to assist in land management.
At this point, the CWC is working
on a wilderness proposal that will formally designate most of the wilderness
study areas as wilderness, in addition to
increasing the size of some existing wilderness areas. The exact size of the wilContinued on page 10
NATURAL RESOURCES
Continued from page derness proposal is in flux but is expected to be in excess of 600,000 acres. The
CWC wilderness proposal is completely
within the boundaries of the California
Desert District.
At issue is many of the lands proposed for wilderness are lands currently
open for recreation opportunity. Within
the past month, a group has begun collecting data to document existing routes
used by recreation in areas proposed for
wilderness. This effort brings to fruition a
project that I have been working on for
over five years: developing a database of
routes important to recreation with the
ability to determine the impact on those
routes of land management actions such
as critical habitat designation and wilderness proposals.
Within the past twelve months, I have
obtained funding and purchased the
necessary software and computer equipment to be directly compatible with federal and state land management agencies and their efforts to use geographic
information systems (GIS) to assist and
document land management decisions.
I have built an ARCView GIS database
with route information from the following sources:
1) US Census TIGER2000 roads layer.
This data has been adopted by the State
of California as their basic inventory of
roads within the state.
2) BLM WEMO route data (data
received from BLM)
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3) BLM NEMO route data (data
received from BLM)
4) Existing wilderness areas within the
State of California
5) CWC Proposed wilderness
6) Federal Agency Land Ownership
In addition, I have developed the
capability of taking a GPS track log file
and and converting it to a data layer
within the GIS database. This ability
includes the option of accepting an electronic data file from any consumer GPS
product. If the GPS system can store and
output track log/waypoint data to an
electronic file, I can use that as input to
a GIS database.
In December a group of recreation
focused people began an effort to collect the necessary GPS track log data. I
have already received data and begun
developing the route inventory data in
the Slate Range region of the California
desert. The Slate Range is a major portion of the CWC wilderness proposal that
is not a current wilderness study area.
The Slate Range is also a very important component to CA4WDC recreation
opportunities.
As mentioned in previous reports,
I am looking for input from CA4WDC
members to help fill out the GIS database. To that extent, I am requesting the
following:
1) GPS track log data for all routes
used by CA4WDC events. This data
should include as a minimum trail start
and end points, headquarters and staging areas, and camping areas.
used by CA4WDC member clubs for their
events. This data should also include as
a minimum trail start and end points,
headquarters and staging areas, and
camping areas.
used by CA4WDC members they consider
important for their recreation opportunity. This data should also include as a
minimum trail start and end points and
camping areas.
This effort is not limited to the BLM
Desert District. As the travel management projects move forward, the
Motorized Vehicle User Maps will be
reviewed every year. Having the same
data used by the agencies will assist in
keeping routes each year and potentially
adding routes to the system. This is a
long-term effort. IG
answering the call to clean up
South Cow Mountain
GETS CleanED Up ON
October 25-26
Donnie Langdale
It all started with a post to
Pirate4x4.com
“I was up at cow today
on my dirt bike and decided
to head over to the 4X4 park
and see if there was anything
cool going on. I was very
upset at the amount of trash
up there. Beer cans, empty
boxes of beer, just trash
everywhere. Would anybody
be interested in planning
a clean up before the rain
really starts? And it is not just
around the park; it is along
all the roads and a lot of the
trails.”
People reading the post
became very concerned that
there was so much trash
being reported in one of the
few remaining OHV places
we have locally. Showing
the dedication and love for
the area people started ask-
ing how they could help. A
date was set for October 26,
then more people started
responding that they wanted
to get involved and help
make a difference. It turned
into a full weekend clean
up, Saturday the 25th and
Sunday the 26th. Donnie
Langdale from the
Santa Rosa 4x4’s Inc.
contacted Ukiah BLM
Law Enforcement
Ranger Doug Prado
for advice on how to
make this clean up
an organized event.
Through the advice
and assistance of BLM
it was decided that
the Santa Rosa 4x4’s,
Inc. would sponsor
the clean up event.
A registration
canopy was set up
near the 4x4 obstacle
course area for staging this clean up.
The BLM provided
the trash bags, gloves, rakes,
shovels, litter pickers, and
loppers for brush trimming.
The Santa Rosa 4x4’s, Inc.
through a grant from Cal 4
Wheel, was able to provide
bottled waters, breakfast rolls,
cookies, and other assorted
treats for the hard working
volunteers. Throughout the
day Saturday there were 28
people who signed in to help
out some still arriving after
noon. Registration closed for
the day at 4pm and people
had a great time playing of
rocks in the 4x4 obstacle
was full. Remaining trash was
loaded into BLM’s trailer and
hauled off.
I want to thank everyone
course area.
Sunday morning registration was open at 8 a.m., and
people were already waiting
to sign in. Once again the
breakfast goodies, snacks,
waters etc. were provided
thanks to The Santa Rosa
4x4’s, Inc. through the grant
from Cal 4 Wheel. BLM again
provided the clean up essential tools and trash bags for
those who wanted them. 62
dedicated volunteers signed
up on Sunday.
It was a great weekend;
and the weather was perfect,
upper 80’s to low 90’s. It was
amazing to see the involvement of people with such a
short notice that were able to
lend a hand and work together to keep the area clean.
BLM provided a 30-yard
trash bin located at Scott’s
Creek at the east entrance
to South Cow Mountain.
Trash that was collected from
all over the mountain was
brought to that location and
by the end of Sunday the bin
who was involved in making
this clean up a great success.
Though we only had a short
notice to put it together we
all showed that for the love of
the area and our sport we are
dedicated to doing what it
takes to keep it going. Special
thanks go out to all the individual volunteers who helped
out.
Volunteering clubs that
signed in included the following: Santa Rosa 4x4s,
Mendocino 4WD Club, Wine
Country Rock Crawlers,
Lake County Crawlers,
Dysfunctional Rock Crawlers,
and Pacific Mountain Cruisers.
Volunteers showed up
from as far north as Legget
and Willits, south from Marin
area, and one individual came
as far as Placerville.
Thanks again for everyone
that helped. Without your
help, it wouldn’t have been
possible.
Donnie is a member of the
Santa Rosa 4x4’s Inc.
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desert safari coming in march
BOB ALEXANDER
Don’t you think it’s time for a little
fun and recreation? This past year has
been full of surprises and not many of
them were very positive. The thought of
taking a break and getting together to
spend a weekend off-roading in one of
Southern California’s most amazing areas
sounds like a great opportunity to relieve
a little tension and have a little fun. You
deserve it and have certainly earned it,
so come on out and enjoy the famous
Truckhaven Hills while we still can.
Mark your calendars as the members
and families of Tierra Del Sol invite you
to the 47th annual Desert Safari, held on
March 6th, 7th, and 8th. You can get all
the detailed
information
about the event
and for the first
time, you can
pre-order the
famous Desert
Safari T-shirts
(they sell out
every year) and
register online
at www.tdsdesertsafari.com.
Registrations
postmarked by
February 16, are
only $50 and the on-site registration cost
is $60. Included with each registration are
a dash plaque, bumper sticker, and one
ticket for the $100,000 in raffle prizes.
The club has been working very hard to
make this a fun event for the entire family.
This year we are returning to the
Truckhaven Hills in the northern area
of the Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular
Recreation Area, for a weekend of
exceptional wheeling, awesome vendors,
world famous raffles and the opportunity
to support the fight to keep our lands
open. Base camp and TDS headquarters will be located 23 miles east from
Christmas Circle (Borrego Springs) on
S-22 or 3.0 miles west of state highway
86. The exact GPS coordinates are N 33
15.691 W 116 00.857.
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It is hard to fathom that a family
oriented group of 4-wheeling enthusiasts created a club named Tierra Del Sol
and have been organizing an event like
Desert Safari since 1964, but it is true,
and quite frankly we need the off-roading communities support to keep it going.
You will have the
opportunity to see the
latest products, talk
directly to the experts
and expand your arsenal of information
with over 80 vendors
present onsite. There
will be family-oriented
games and events for
at 12:00 noon and closes at 10 p.m.
with registration reopening at 6:30 am
on Saturday. The Saturday run will leave
from campsite, promptly at 8 a.m. for
a trip in Sandy Washes, Rocky Canyons
and Scenic Ridges of the best 4-wheelin’
all ages.
Of course
there is the
famous
TDS Safari
raffle,
this year
with over
$100,000
in prizes
and KGB’s radio personality “Chris Boyer”
as the master of ceremonies.
On Friday on-site registration starts
in the area. Easier routes are marked
“Green” to by-pass some of the harder/
steeper trails. On Sunday we will have a
GPS Safari Run and a Rough Run, both
starting at 8 a.m.
So if you are still “thinking” about
registering, check out the club’s updated
website at www.tds4x4.com or go
directly to www.tdsdesertsafari.com,
which will give you all the details, including pictures of last year’s event and all
Continued on page 13
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4-WHEELERS SHARE THEIR TOYS
Jack raudy
Four wheel drive enthusiasts from throughout the
region recently showed their
helping hands to make this
Christmas a special season for
hundreds of underprivileged
children living throughout the
Sacramento area.
Hosted by the Sacramentobased Hi-Landers Four-Wheel
Drive Clubs, this year’s 21st
annual 4X4 Gold Country Toy
Run at Lake Natoma drew
218 participants, many representing 15 different clubs participating from the California
Association of Four Wheel
Drive Clubs.
“We really felt that people
were giving extra this year,”
said Deann MacDougall, one
of the event organizers. Four
wheelers donated 646 toys
and gifts, 12 bicycles, and
214 sleeping bags that were
made available to needy families from last year’s proceeds.
When the Hi-Landers club
sleeping bags, bicycles, and the toys
for the older children. “We had the
largest donation by
far of any group
with the sleeping
bags,” MacDougall
said.
The weather
was cool and
crisp, many of
the vehicles were
decked out in their
finest Christmas
theme decorations,
and the paradelike run began at
promptly at 10
a.m. The parade
Myron and Liz Pennington, members route took the
four-wheelers north
of the Hi-Landers Four Wheel Drive
Club, put on the finishing touches to on Hazel Ave.,
south on Douglas
their decorated Jeep.
Blvd., through the
volunteers dropped off the
toys, they learned from the
non-profit organization that
they were in real need of
the information you could
ask for concerning camping,
location, timing, runs, online
registration, downloadable
registration packets and the
ability to order those fabulous
T-shirts of all shapes, sizes,
colors and styles. More you
say, well how about Sunday
breakfast served from 6:3011:00 at the West Shores
Seniors Club, only two miles
from headquarters.
Tierra Del Sol 4X4 Club of
San Diego is best known in
the off-roading community
for two things – 47 years of
Desert Safari’s and consis-
Continued on page 17
DENNIS MAYER PASSES AWAY
The Friends of Eldorado
Leadership Team
DESERT SAFARI
Continued from page 12
historic town of Folsom and
returned to the lakeside staging area.
Upon return to the park,
the participants found Santa
Claus sitting in his decorative
chair listening to requests
from the many children who
were present.
Myron and Liz Pennington,
members of the Hi-Landers
Four Wheel Drive Club, put
on the finishing touches to
their decorated Jeep.Moments
later, a red Jeep Rubicon pulling a trailer full of toys and
gifts pulled up in front of
Santa and members of the
Sierra Treasure Hunters 4X4
Club sprang into action and
began unloading the trailer.
There were more than 200
toys that were purchased by
tently contributing to organizations fighting land closures.
For all the right reasons we
are asking for your support,
even if you cannot make it
to the event, please consider
registering and supporting
one of the oldest and most
committed clubs in the fourwheeling community. Your
participation as a registered
guest allows our club to make
these donations and hopefully
we can all enjoy another 47
years of Desert Safari’s. Please
join Tierra Del Sol at the 47th
Annual Desert Safari and
help us keep our public lands
open.
It is with great sorrow to announce
that our friend, mentor, and fellow
Friends of Eldorado member Dennis
Mayer passed away in November.
We lack the words to even begin to
express how loved Dennis was by those
that knew him. He cared deeply for his
beloved Rubicon Trail and worked tirelessly with the Friends of the Rubicon
(FOTR) and the Rubicon Trail Foundation
for many years to keep the trail in good shape and to keep our
access to the trail. Dennis was a mentor, a friend and a hero
for all of the FOE leadership and many of its members.
Dennis once posed a question to several of the FOE leadership. He said, “When I say Rubicon trail, what is the first word
that comes to your mind? Quick! Just one word!”
For many of us, that word has become “Dennis.”
His incredible smile matched his incredible personality and
the love that he had for all the people around him. He was a
true “good person,” and he will be sorely missed.
A thread with pictures, information and goodbyes to Dennis
has been posted on Pirate4x4.com
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April 17, 18 & 19, 2009
Hollister Hills SVRA, Upper Ranch
6 miles west of Hollister in San Benito County
Runs:
n Friday Night Run, Locker Required
n Saturday Group 1, One Locker Required,
Harder Trails & obstacles
n Saturday Group 2, No Lockers, Easier
Trails & obstacles
n Saturday SUV Run
Our 35th annual event had to be relocated this year
due to the closure of Clear Creek Management Area.
We will have some new activities to challenge you
and your vehicles. Improved dry camping will be
available. Let's make this the best event yet so
that we can help fight closures like the one at
Clear Creek!
Name____________________________________________________________________
Phone (_______) __________________________________________________________
Email____________________________________________________________________
Address__________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip____________________________________________________________
CA4WDC Member? Yes____ No____ Individual____
Club Name _______________________________________________________________
Complete and mail
before April 7, 2009 to:
Molina 2009
1465 North "M" St.
Tulare, CA 93274
Have questions?
Steve Egbert (559) 685-1928
[email protected]
Registration includes Saturday poker run, one dinner,
one dash plaque, one drawing ticket
CA4WDC Members $50/Vehicle
$ ____________
Non-CA4WDC Members $60/Vehicle
$ ____________
-- OPTIONAL -Friday Night Run (locker required) $25/vehicle
$ ____________
Cal 4 membership ($45 per family)
$ ____________
Extra poker hands
#_____ @ $5 each
$ ____________
Extra adult dinners
#_____ @ $12 each
$ ____________
Child dinners (under 12)
#_____ @ $5 each
$ ____________
Contribution to Clear Creek Legal Fund (voluntary) $5
$ ____________
T-Shirt M___ L___ XL___ XXL___ XXXL___ #____@ $15 each
$ ____________
Sweatshirts L___ XL___ XXL___ XXXL___ #____@ $25 each
$ ____________
Total fee enclosed
$ ____________
(Payable to CA4WDC/Molina)
MAP TO CAMP WILL BE SENT WITH REGISTRATION CONFIRMATION LETTER
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SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
1. Roll bar or factory hard top
2. Functional parking brake or
micro lock
3. Tow strap or winch
4. First aid kit
5. Jack capable of lifting vehicle
and tools to change tire
6. Spare tire within 3" of existing
tire (no temp spares)
7. Fire extinguisher with gauge
properly stored
8. Seatbelts for all vehicle
occupants
9. Antenna(s) properly restrained
10. Adequate attachment points
front and rear
11. Battery hold downs, no bungie
cords
12. Functioning low range in
transfer case
13. License or green sticker
registration
14. Proof of liability insurance
15. Traction aiding differential in
at least one axle for some runs
Safety committee has final say
over any questionable issues
regarding vehicle inspection.
Help keep public
lands open!
Proceeds benefit
Cal 4 Wheel
Hi Desert Round-Up
May 22-25, 2009
Stoddard Valley OHV Area • Barstow, CA
REGISTRATION FORM (Please Print)
Driver’s Name_________________________________________ Phone__________________________________________
Address______________________________________________ City_____________________ St_____ Zip ____________
Vehicle Type__________________________________________ Vehicle License #_________________________________
Membership Category: Individual o
Club o
Associate o
CA4WDC # ____________________________________
Name of Club _________________________________________Email __________________________________________
Registration includes 1 dash plaque, 1 sweepstakes ticket and, your choice of runs on Saturday.
(Games on Sunday can be played for $1.00 per chance.)
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration must be received by May 9, 2009 (On-site registration is $55.00)
CA4WDC Member (Per vehicle)
$45.00
$ ____________________
State Association (Other than CA4WDC per vehicle)
$45.00
$ ____________________
Non-Members* (Per vehicle)
$65.00
$ ____________________
CA4WDC Membership + Registration
$90.00
$ ____________________
* $20.00 can be used toward new CA4WDC membership fees this weekend only.
Extra Dash Plaques
$ 2.00
# ____________ $ ____________________
Saturday Night BBQ Dinner
$15.00 ($18.00 On-site)
# ____________ $ ____________________
Saturday Night Kids Dinner
$ 5.00 (Ages 6 and up)
# ____________ $ ____________________
Children under 6 eat free
# ____________ $ ____________________
We will have a minimum number of t-shirts available onsite; therefore it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you pre-order.
All shirts will be $2.00 more on site. T-shirt; Sizes S-2XL. Sweatshirt Sizes S-3XL
Ladies Tops, Sizes (run small) S-2XL, Mens’ and Ladies Tanks only available in S – XXL.
Pre-registration must be received by 5/9/09
T-shirts:
Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $15.00 each
$ ____________________
Men’s Tank Top:
Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $12.00 each
$ ____________________
Ladies Tank Tops:
Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $12.00 each
$ ____________________
Ladies Tops: Light Blue, White Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $15.00 each
$ ____________________
Sweatshirts:
Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $20.00 each
$ ____________________
Hooded Sweatshirts:
Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $25.00 each
$ ____________________
Children’s T-shirts:
Size(s) __________________ # _________
@ $10.00 each
$ ____________________
AMOUNT ENCLOSED (No refunds after May 20, 2009)
In addition, all refunds are subject to a 10% processing fee.
Make Checks payable to CA4WDC
and send to: Hi Desert Round-Up
c/o Ray Leuschner
2441 Falling Leaf Ave.
Rosemead, CA. 91770-3129
TOTAL
$ ___________________
For more information contact:
Chairman - OPEN
Ray Leuschner 626-280-0308 - [email protected]
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DARWIN SURPRISES for PANAMINT
Backdoor to Darwin
Run during panamint
valley days 2008
Russell Traughber
We had another successful
run to Darwin. Forty five (45)
vehicles rolled down the highway and hit the trailhead on
Saturday morning.
A big thanks to our tail
gunner, Steve I-need-a-newradio Bokleman and those
helpers in the middle who
relayed radio transmissions
between us. Also, special
thanks to Andrew Roach for
volunteering to stay behind
with a broken rig and seeing
them safely back to Panamint
Springs.
When we were at the Gold
Fish pond, a man came up to
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me and told me about how
he had been coming to PVD’s
for 15 years, doing the “vehicle testing” trails. He mentioned how he really appreciated this run to Darwin for its
historical and scenic value.
Our local sponsor of this
run, bake-sale coordinator,
long-time citizen, and unofficial mayor of Darwin, emailed
me after our run and thanked
us for being considerate visitors. She said that the folks of
Darwin look forward to our
annual visit and that for next
year she is considering developing several walking tours.
She didn’t say which points
of interest she might include
on a tour, but I will bet that
these places make her list.
• “Halhenge” is a memorial to Gordon Newell, famous
California sculptor, from his
son Hal. Halhenge is constructed of 12 eight-foot tall
blocks of granite that have
an additional four feet below
grade. It stands in a circle that
is 30 feet in diameter.
• The workshop of Jim
Hunholt, and his works,
which are around the outside
of his shop, is a must for the
tour. Jim Hunholt and Hal
Newell were apprentices of
Gordon Newell. (Google their
names for more information.)
• Darwin Cemetery is a
definite. At the entrance lays
to rest Virginia Williams, aka
Feather Legs. Virginia was
the local Madame who was
murdered on September
12, 1877, age 47. The town
raised $1,270.00 in reward
money, but the evildoer was
never caught.
• There are also aban-
doned underground homes
and ones that are currently
occupied.
As Darwin becomes a
more popular destination
for “Jeepers,” we must be
mindful that Darwin is not
technically a ghost town. The
majority of the town is private
property. Quaint items that
ketch our eyes are owned by
someone. Plus, there are no
public facilities. Therefore, we
Jeepers need to plan ahead
for the lack of toilet facilities.
Although we had no
major incident because of our
visit, Darwin is experiencing
increasing exposure from the
Jeeping community. Darwin
requires our help in preserving
its peace and beauty through
thoughtful visits.
Please, Tread Lightly on
Darwin.
TOY RUN
“We are absolutely thrilled with this
year’s turnout, the
number of toys and
sleeping bags, and
mostly knowing that
due to the generosity of the four-wheel
drive community,
many underprivileged
children in this area
will have a much
happier Christmas,”
MacDougall said.
Continued from page 13
the Sierra Treasure Hunters club children.
“Our kids raised over $1200 this year
through recycling cans and bottles, collecting donations from members, and
doing extra clean ups at the campsites,”
said Kathy Medley, one of club moms
involved with the project. “We were all
very proud of these kids as this was a
record for the club and the kids had a
great time shopping for the needy children.” Medley said.
Vehicle judging was close, but in the
end, Bebe Theison of the Rock n Roll 4X4
Club took the top trophy with a Hummer
H3 decorated with animated reindeer
and a forest scene. Runner up honors
went to Anthony Davis, driving a Toyota
Tacoma that sported a snowman holiday
scene.
The Grass Valley Four Wheelers captured
a huge trophy for having 36 memGen-Right 4.5x2.25 4c 5/14/07 3:23 PM Page 1
bers participating in the event…the most
for any club.
LEFT: Santa Claus
listens to requests
from Mercy Medley,
while mom, Kathy
Medley looks on.
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CENTRAL District
APRIL 4, 2009 • 10 a.m.
OCEANO COMMUNITY
SERVICES DISTRICT
1655 FRONT ST.
OCEANO, CA 93445
MORE INFO
STEVE EGBERT
559-685-1928
[email protected]
south District
april 4, 2009 • 9 a.m.
GRAND TERRACE
COMMUNITY CENTER
22130 BARTON RD.
GRAND TERRACE, CA
HOSTED BY
INLAND EMPIRE 4 WHEELERS
More info
RON BURRIS
909-883-7219
[email protected]
HELEN baker
818-705-3930
[email protected]
DIRECTIONS:
From the north on 215, get off at Barton Road (south of I-10) and make a left on Barton. The
Community Center will be on the left side of the road as you approach Vivienda.
From the south (north of hwy 60) on 215, get off at Barton Road exit to the right and turn left on
Vivienda after the signal light.
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C L U B S
Check the list below to see if there is a club in your area. Visit www.cal4wheel.com
to find out more or contact your district membership chair (see listing on page 5).
Most clubs meet monthly and schedule regular trail outings.
NORTH
4X4 CLIFFHANGERS of Vacaville meet the second Tuesday of each
month at the fire station located on Vine St. off of Gibson Canyon Rd.
at 7 p.m. Contact Steve for info at [email protected] or
Dan at 707-448-6126.
BEDROCK 4 Wheelers, Sacramento. Contact 916-927-4858 for info.
BLACK SHEEP 4X4 CLUB of Redding meets the first Wednesday of
every month. For info, contact Tony Bruccheri at 530-347-7755 or
email [email protected].
BOONIE BOUNCERS 4X4 CLUB (Sacramento). A fun and active club for
families and singles that enjoy the great off-road. Meetings are held
on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Round Table
Pizza, located 5424 Dewey Dr., Fair Oaks, CA. See our website at www.
booniebouncers.com or contact Don at 916-645-1469 for details.
CAL SIERRA 4X4 CLUB (Chico) meets the fourth Tuesday of the month
at 7 p.m. Contact Carl Olson at [email protected] or Mel
Largent at [email protected].
CALIFORNIA TRAIL RUNNERS. Family and community service oriented
4WD club. Open to 4x4s and SUVs of all makes. Contact Gary
Johnson 916-216-JEEP for meeting information.
CAPITAL CITY MOUNTAIN GOATS meet at 7:30 p.m. the first Friday
each month. Contact Dennis Bartholomew at 916-421-7788 or
Tex Texiera at 916-423-1369 for info or visit our website at www.
ccmg4wd.org.
CONTRA COSTA JEEPERS, Walnut Creek area. Meetings are the first
Tuesday of each month. Family-oriented club. Short wheelbase, difficult to extreme trails. Contact Jason at 925-838-3838 or Jason@
pelicancommunications.com.
DIABLO 4 WHEELERS (Concord). Family four-wheeling. Established
since 1964. All makes of 4x4 welcome. Activities range from conservation projects, community involvement, Adopt-A-Trail, social runs,
easy and hard rock wheeling. Meets the first Tuesday of each month,
7:00 p.m., Round Table Pizza in Martinez. Contact Steve Mallo at
510-799-1063 or [email protected] or visit diablo4wheelers.
com.
DIXON 4 WHEELERS, families and singles, all types of 4x4’s welcome.
First Monday of each month at the Dixon Scottich Meat Pie Store, 7
p.m. Call Jim at 707-678-1427 for info.
ESPRIT DE FOUR (San Jose), second Tuesday each month, 7 p.m. at
Round Table Pizza, 4400 Stevens Creek Blvd., San Jose. Activities
range from community services, Adopt-a-Trail and safety clinics. We
welcome newcomers to our meetings and events. For more info visit
www.espritdefour.com.
FEATHER RIVER ROCK CRAWLERS meet every third Monday at 6 p.m.
Call for meeting location. Ken at 530-534-8984 or check our website
at orovilleoffroad.com.
FORESTHILL FOUR WHEELERS. Family-oriented 4WD club meets on
the second Wednesday of each month. Contact Kurt Huebner at
[email protected] or 530-367-3637 for more meeting location
and other details.
FOUR DICE FOUR WHEEL DRIVE CLUB (San Jose) meets the first
Monday of each month, 6:30 p.m. Check out our website, fourdice4x4.com, for more information visit our website at fourdice4x4.com
or by email at [email protected]
GOLD HILLS POSSE 4x4 Club of Folsom/EDH, a very active family-oriented club, meets at 7:30 p.m., the second Thursday of each month
at Round Table Pizza, located at 2222 Francisco Dr. in El Dorado Hills.
Please call Brad Bouillon at 916-933-0731, or check our website at
posse4x4.com for additional information.
GRASS VALLEY 4 WHEELERS: Meets first Tuesday of month, at Larry
& Lena’s Pizza & Grill, 15690 Johnson Place, Hwy. 49 and Alta Sierra
Dr., Grass Valley, 7:00 p.m. Guests welcome. Contact Nancy Troutner
at Nancy.Troutner.comcast.com or 530 477-0348.
HI LANDERS (Orangevale), meet on second Monday of month at 7:30
p.m., Orangevale Community Center, 6826 Hazel Ave. For more info
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contact Jerry Hicks at 916-988-2070.
JOAQUIN JEEPERS meet every second Tuesday of each month at 7
p.m. in Stockton. For more information call Ken Rowe at 209-3698836.
second Tuesday each month at 7:30 p.m., CA4WDC office, 8120 36th
Ave., Sacramento. Please visit our web site at www.sacramentojeepers.org for more information.
JUST 4 FUN, Sacramento. For meeting information, call 916-2471500.
SACRAMENTO WIDETRACKERS meeting on the first Saturday of each
month at the Pizza Factory in Loomis (Taylor Road) at 6:00 p.m.
Family-oriented club. Call Gary at 916-652-7889 for info.
LAKE COUNTY CRAWLERS, Middletown, CA. Meet first Saturday of
each month, call for location. For info contact Aidian at 707-9281026.
SANTA CRUZ 4X4 CLUB. Third Thursday of each month, Tony & Alba’s
Restaurant, located in King’s Village in Scotts Valley, CA, 7:30-9 p.m.
For more info see our website at www.sc4wdc.com.
LAKE TAHOE HI-LO’S 4WD Club meets the fourth Tuesday of each
month, in S. Lake Tahoe, CA. Contact Rod at 530-543-0320 for info.
SANTA ROSA 4X4’s meet on the first Monday of each month at 7:30
p.m. at the Boy Scout Clubhouse on Schurman Drive. Our club accepts
singles and families with all levels of four-wheeling experience and all
types of four-wheel drive vehicles. We welcome you as a guest at our
next meeting! Visit our club website at www.santarosa4x4s.com or
email [email protected] for more info.
MADHATTERS 4WDC, est. 1978, participates in a variety of family-oriented OHV activities. The club meets on the fourth Tuesday of
the month at 7:30 p.m. at Round Table Pizza, 1024 E. Stanley Blvd.,
Livermore, CA. Everyone welcome! Contact Dave Langdon at [email protected], 209-832-4532 or visit www.madhatters4x4.com for more info.
MENDOCINO 4X4 CLUB (Ukiah) meets every second Monday, 6:30
p.m. potluck dinner, meeting at 7:30 p.m. Location varies. For info call
Brian 707-462-2266.
MOTHERLODE ROCKCRAWLERS (Amador County), family-oriented, all
rigs welcome, responsible four wheeling, first Thursday of month, 7
p.m., Gold Country Driving School, 242 French Bar Rd., Jackson, CA.
Contact Ron at 209-245-3978 or Gary at 209-295-3313 for info.
MOUNTAIN TRANSIT AUTHORITY (MTA) (San Jose) meets on the first
Thursday of every month at Stuft Pizza in Campbell, CA. The address
is 1461 W. Campbell Ave. 408-871-7171. For info contact David at
[email protected]
MUDSUCKERS 4 WHEEL DRIVE CLUB (Sacramento) meet first Tuesday
each month, Round Table Pizza, 5484 Dewey Ave., Carmichael at
7:00 p.m. Contact Marty Gee at 916-663-9626 for info.
NAPA B.E.T.S. 4-WHEEL DRIVE CLUB, an active club and member of
CA4WDC. We have one run per month in the summer, one of which
is our annual Rubicon Trek. We are open to all 4x4 owners, families
and singles alike. For more club information, call Mark Richmond at
707-258-3975.
NAPA VALLEY JEEPERS meet the second Tuesday of each month.
Families and singles are welcome, as well as all makes of 4x4s. For
further info contact Jim MacLellan at 707-432-1479 or email [email protected].
NORCAL 4 WHEELERS, Antioch. Call for meeting info and location.
Matt at [email protected] or 209-217-6585; Anthony at 925754-6116 or [email protected].
NORCAL CRAWLERS meet the first Thursday of the month at 6 p.m.
For more info contact Dan Hiney at 530-518-2101 or Mike Smith at
530-518-5530.
NORTH COAST CLIFFHANGERS meets first Wednesday of every month
at 6 p.m. For more info contact Jim Pofahl at 707-464-3961.
NORTH TAHOE TRAIL DUSTERS meet the second Tuesday of every
month. For info contact John at 530-546-3642 or Don at 530-5251250.
OPHIR GOPHER JEEP CLUB meet first Friday of the month, 1426
Safford St., Oroville. Call 530-589-1434 for more information.
PAIR-O-DICE 4 WHEELERS meets on the second Tuesday of each
month at 6:30 p.m., Round Table Pizza (near Safeway) on Clark Road
in Paradise. Family club with single members. Runs monthly, AdoptA-Trail, lots of fun, etc. Contact Jim Earl 530-872-8218, or Doug
Poppelreiter 530-872-9287 or [email protected].
RAT PACK meets on the fourth Thursday of each month except
December at Fat Boy’s Rotisserie & Sandwiches, 829 Twin View Blvd.,
Redding at 6:30 p.m. All types of 4x4s welcome. Contact Bob at 530244-2581 or Jim at 530-222-7663.
ROUGH & READY JEEP CLUB (Sacramento) meets the first Tuesday of
each month. For more info contact Jack at 916-991-5756.
SACRAMENTO JEEPERS, INC., family Jeeping since 1957. Meets the
SCOUTS WEST-SILICON VALLEY, Scouts West’s fifth and newest
chapter. Meetings are held at Anything Scout in San Jose. Contact
Cary Riley at Rustic Woods Trophy 408-286-5112 or scoutdude80@
aol.com.
SIERRA NEVADA 4WDC, Concord. For more information on meetings
visit www.sn4wd.com.
SIERRA TREASURE HUNTERS, a family oriented 4WD club, meets at
7:30 p.m. the first Thursday each month in Sacramento. Call Carroll
Bryant at 916-991-5601, email [email protected] or visit our
website at www.creationnonstop.com/sth.
SOUTH COUNTY TRAIL RIDERS 4X4 CLUB meets at 6 p.m. the first
Sunday of the month at Round Table Pizza, 14940 Camden Ave., San
Jose, CA (off Hwys. 17 and 85). For more info call Glyn Zeiler at 408224-6549. Please leave a message.
TRAILBUSTERS 4X4 CLUB (Solano County) meet on the first Tuesday
of each month at 7 p.m. in Vacaville at the Round Table Pizza, Alamo
and Merchant. For more info contact Chad at 707-864-1407 or Len at
707-447-7460 or visit our website at www.trailbusters4x4.org.
TRI VALLEY ROCK KNOCKERS (Livermore). Call for meeting times and
locations. Pierre 925-371-1208 or Rich 925-443-4408.
WANDERING WHEELERS JEEP CLUB (Hayward): Meetings first
Tuesday, 7 p.m., Round Table Pizza, 20920 Redwood Rd., Castro
Valley (map at club web page). Call Al Paiva 925-634-4472 or Paul
Tavres 510-783-0263 for info. Guests always welcome.
WEBILT 4WD CLUB (Rocklin/Loomis). Aggressive 4-wheel drive club
meetings in Loomis on the second Thursday of each month at the
Round Table Pizza, 6111 Horseshoe Bar Rd. Contact us on our web
site at www.WEBILT.com or call Dave Mcqueary at 916-802-3390 or
Rick White at 916-955-3534.
WINE COUNTRY ROCK CRAWLERS (Sonoma County). Meet every third
Monday night of the month. Potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m., meeting at
7:30 p.m. Location varies. For info call Ken Herlihy at 707-792-2265
or [email protected].
WOMEN OUT WHEELING (Sacramento). Contact Shirley Bramham at
916-383-7128 or Claudia Smith at 30-620-0914 for meeting times
and locations.
CENTRAL
4X4HIM CHRISTIAN WHEELERS (Hanford/Fresno). Meetings are the
15th of each month, call for place. For more information contact Jake
at 559-348-1444 or [email protected] or visit 4x4Him.com.
4X4 IN MOTION (Modesto/Turlock) meets the first Wednesday of each
month at 7:00 p.m. Families and individuals welcome. Call George
Kilian at 209-551-9789 or Mary Krupka at 209-668-7993 for details.
BAKERSFIELD TRAILBLAZERS meet the first Wednesday of each month.
Guests welcome. Call Rod at 661-398-8581 or Randy at 661-5876888 for location and info.
CLOVIS INDEPENDENT 4 WHEELERS meet first Sunday each month at
Denny’s, Shaw & Willow, Clovis, at 7 p.m. Please call Kris Adams at
559-292-1956 for more information.
EASTERN SIERRA 4X4 CLUB, Inc. meets the second Wednesday of
each month at 6:30 p.m. Meetings alternate monthly between the
meeting room at the BLM office, West Line St., Bishop and Bishop
Pizza Factory. Please check club website for current month’s location
at www.mammoth4x4.4t.com or contact Renn at 760-914-0688 or
Greg at 760-9374849 or email [email protected].
FOUR WHEEL DRIVE CLUB OF FRESNO meets second Tuesday of
the month, 7:00 p.m., at Lety’s, southwest corner of Chestnut and
Clinton. Visit our web site at www.4WDCFresno.com for a map. Call
Bob Wagers at 559-250-5095 or Frank Linnenkohl at 559-217-4311
for more information.
FRAZIER PARK 4X4 CLUB meets on the first Wednesday of every
month. Contact Rob at [email protected] or visit web
site at www.fp4x4.com for more info.
GOLD COAST 4X4, Oceano, CA. For more information contact George
or Hazel at 805-489-2031.
HILL HOPPERS (Fresno), call for meeting info. Shawn 559-324-0372
or [email protected].
KINGSBURG 4WD CLUB meets the first Tuesday of each month at
7:30 p.m. Call Steve Peckham at 559-897-8771, email peckha4@
wmconnect.com or Nancy Rocha at 559-923-9563 for info.
LOCK & LOW 4 WHEEL DRIVE CLUB of Visalia. Active family oriented
club interested in responsible four-wheeling. Meet first Thursday each
month. Call 559-597-2008 for info or visit our website at www.
lockandlow.com.
MAMMOTH LAKES 4-WHEELERS. Information on club meetings coming soon. Contact Brian at 760-934-8641 or Kathy at 760-934-9705
for more info.
MID VALLEY 4 WHEELERS (Merced) meet the first Tuesday of every
month at 6:30 p.m., Label Technologies, 2050 W. Wardrobe Ave.,
Merced. Contact John 209-358-4165 or Wayne at 209-394-8505 or
[email protected].
MOUNTAIN TOPPERS (Fresno) meet first Wednesday each month, 7
p.m. at Denny’s, Shaw & Willow. Contact Bob Bartlett, 559-255-5211
for info.
MUD, SWEAT & GEARS (Sonora) meet the second Saturday of
each month at the Pine Tree Restaurant, 19601 Hess Ave., Sonora.
Breakfast at 8 a.m., meeting 8:30 a.m., followed by club run. Contact
Kathy Avery (president) at 209-533-1068 or Jeff & Tammy at 209536-1483.
RIVER RATS OFFROAD CLUB (Kings County) meets every third
Thursday of each month, Purple & Gold Pizza, Lemoore. Families and
singles welcome. For more info, call CJ Gonzalez at 559-924-1600.
ROCKEATERS 4WD (Modesto) meet the second Saturday of each
month at 2 p.m. Check our website for location. We are a family-oriented club open to new members of all types and experience levels.
Check us out at www.rockeaters.com.
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY 4WD CLUB. The SLO 4-Wheelers invite you
to come join us on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.,
Players Pizza, Atascadero. Call Mark at 805-995-1464 or AnEv942@
aol.com or visit our web page at http://slo4wheelers.org.
SANTA BARBARA 4WD CLUB, first Wednesday of every month, 7:00
p.m., call for location. Call 805-968-4230 or visit santabarbara4wdclub.com.
SANTA MARIA 4-WHEELERS meet on the fourth Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 p.m., Giavanni’s Pizza, 1108 E. Clark Ave in Orcutt.
Contact John Stewart at 805-733-0813 for more info.
SCOUTS WEST (Central Valley Chapter) meets the first Saturday of
each month at 10 a.m. at Brooks Ranch restaurant, 4278 W. Ashlan
(west of Hwy. 99) in Fresno. Contact Randy Buchanan at 559-2744411 or 559-994-5908 for info.
SCOUTS WEST (Grapevine Chapter) meets the second Saturday of
each month, 12 noon, at Los Pinos Mexican Restaurant, 133 Frazier
Mountain Park Rd. (I-5 North, Frazier Park off-ramp). Contact John
Vogelsang at 661-245-3250 for info.
SEQUOIA SIDEWINDERS, Porterville. Meet the third Tuesday of each
month at Round Table Pizza on Henderson Ave. For info contact Gary
at 559-781-0151 or [email protected]
TOYS FOR FUN (Fresno). Meetings on third Tuesday of every month
at Bingham Toyota, 895 W. Shaw, Clovis at 7 p.m. Contact Jimmy at
559-355-8979, [email protected] or www.toys-4-fun.org.
TRAIL BUSTERS (Kings County) 4WD CLUB in Hanford meets on
the first Thursday at 7 p.m., Kings Co. Bowl, 1050 E. Lacey Blvd.,
Hanford. Call Lonnie Ransdell at 559-582-5039 or Paul Amos, 559924-5875 for info. E-mail address: [email protected]. Families
and singles are welcome.
SOUTH
4x4 FREELANDERS meet the fourth Thursday of each month at
Domenicos Restaurant, 236 W. Huntington Dr., Monrovia at 7 p.m. For
information contact Shawn at 562-692-2154 or Tom at 951-488-6220.
ANTELOPE VALLEY FOUR WHEELERS meet the third Tuesday of each
month at 7:30 p.m., at the Round Table Pizza, 44204 N. 10th St.
West, Lancaster. For additional info, contact President Scott at 661349-2416 or Vice President Don at 661-947-7082.
BEAR VALLEY 4X4 CLUB, Big Bear. Meet the second Tuesday of each
month at Nottingham’s at 7:00 p.m., 40797 Lakeview Drive, Big
Bear Lake. Located on the corner of Lakeview Drive and Bartlett Road.
Contact Quinn Thomas 909-866-4800 or [email protected] or
Dianna Bedwell at [email protected]
CAPO VALLEY 4 WHEELERS (S. Orange Co.) meet on the first Tuesday
of each month, 7:30 p.m., Wind & Sea Restaurant in Dana Point
Harbor, Dana Point. Family-oriented. Contact Chuck Jones at 949-4898283 or visit www.capovalley4wheelers.org.
DESERT DAWGS (Riverside) meet the first Wednesday of each month.
Call John Snell for meeting info at 951-318-5806 or president@
desertdawgs.org. Visit our website at desertdawgs.org
DESERT SIDE TRACS (Coachella Valley/Palm Springs/Yucca Valley).
Family-oriented, novice to veterans, varied and frequent day and
overnight runs, from desert to alpine. Meet second Tuesday monthly
at Denny’s, I-10 & Indian Ave. Check us out at www.dst4x4club.org
or contact us at [email protected]
DIRT DEVILS, family-oriented four-wheeling of all calibers, from mild
to wild! Join us on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.,
Lake View Café, 2099 E. Orangethrope Ave., Placentia, CA 92870,
714-572-8521. For more information, Rob 949-633-9674 or Sheldon
949-559-8018 or visit our web site at www.dirtdevils.org.
DRIFTERS JEEP CLUB meets first Thursday of month. For more info,
please contact David Meyer (Pres.) at 951-533-3376 (david4x4@
roadrunner.com) or Bob Bissell at 909-986-6321.
EARLY BRONCOS LTD. (1966-77 Broncos) meet second Sunday of
month at 5 p.m., Poway (15 miles north of San Diego). Contact Steve
or Eileen Sampson at 858-530-2471 for info.
FORTE-4-WHEELERS (Orange and Riverside Co.). We are a family-oriented off-road club dedicated to safe, fun and serious four-wheeling.
We meet quarterly for club business with virtual business conducted
as needed. We have monthly club events/runs that can be found on
www.forte-4-wheelers.com. Guests and prospective members are
welcome. Please contact Jerry for more information prior to attending
meetings or runs. For information email [email protected]
or call 951-733-8267 and ask for Jerry.
FUN IN THE SUN 4WDC meets the last Wednesday of the month at
Don-A-Vee Jeep in Placentia, at 7:30 p.m. Call Carol Kelly at 562-6303409 for info or check our website at www.fits4x4.com.
GAD-ZUKS! SUZUKI CLUB meets at 4:30 p.m. on the first Sunday of
every month. All vehicles are welcome. For meeting place info contact
Guy 909-466-1513, or Doug 909-989-2151. Check our website at
www.gad-zuks.com.
GEAR GRINDERS 4WD CLUB meets the fourth Wednesday of each
month (except Nov. and Dec.), 6:00 p.m. for dinner, 7 p.m. for meeting, El Charro Avitia, 1337 N. China Lake Blvd., Ridgecrest. Call
George Graham, 760-375-7390, or e-mail Mary Grimsley at [email protected] for info.
GEARED 4 FUN 4WD CLUB (north San Diego county) meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Call for more information,
contact Angela Cook at 760-751-9733 or Chris Chase at 760-7233661 or visit our website at www.geared4fun.com.
HEMET JEEP CLUB meets second Wednesday of each month. Call Dan
McGraw at 951-652-0213 or [email protected] or
call Mike at 951-929-6492 or [email protected]. You can
also visit our website at www.hemetjeepclub.com
HIGH DESERT FOUR WHEELERS meet first Monday of each month,
7:00 p.m. at Angel Hall (High Desert Charities), 2101 E. Palmdale
Blvd in Palm Knolls Shopping Center, which is on the northeast corner
of 20th St. East and Palmdale Blvd. in Palmdale. Call Bonnie at 661943-9744 for info.
HILL-N-GULLY RIDERS (Riverside) meet the first Tuesday of each month
at 7:30 p.m. For meeting location or more info call Pattie Montalvo at
951-689-7275 or Kory Merrill at 951-836-1550.
INLAND EMPIRE FOUR WHEELRS meets first Thursday of each month,
7:00 p.m. Meetings and outings, monthly cruise night, monthly
beginner’s run and more. Contact Ron Burris at 909-883-7219, email
[email protected] or visit the club’s website at www.IE4W.com for
more information.
INLAND JEEP FREEKS (Temecula area). Meetings on the first Sunday of
each month. Contact Dave Patton at [email protected] or Sonny
Stowers at 909-677-3037. We welcome ALL Jeep vehicle owners.
LOST JEEPS (Lancaster area), for owners of Jeep Liberties. Visit website
at lostkjwest.com for meeting and trail ride information or contact John
at [email protected]. The club forum is located at www.lostkjs.com.
ON-THE-ROCKS meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at Ameci
Pizza & Pasta, 1724 E. Avenida De Los Arbolos, Thousand Oaks, at
7:00 p.m. Contact Kristen at 805-579-9666 or Tony at 805-402-4574
for info.
OUT FOUR FUN 4WD CLUB (Inland Empire area) meets the second
Monday of each month. For location and club info contact Sandy at
951-681-0277 or [email protected] or you can contact Dave
at 909-887-3960 or [email protected].
POINT MUGU 4WD CLUB (Camarillo): A family oriented four-wheel
drive club. Regular monthly runs, both day runs and overnight runs.
Host of the annual Fright Night Event. Adopted and maintains the
Lockwood/Miller Jeep Trail. Monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of
every month, 7:00 p.m. at El Gallo Restaurant, 4421 Las Posas Road,
Camarillo, CA. Come earlier and hang out with us. For more info contact: Chris Silveira ([email protected]), Robert Woodard ([email protected]), or mail us at Point Mugu 4WD Club P.O. Box 5974
Oxnard, CA 93030 or go to our web site pointmugu4x4.org.
RIM OF THE WORLD 4WD CLUB (Running Springs) meets on second
Tuesday of each month, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Info Mike
Garland 909-882-1476, e-mail [email protected].
RIVERSIDE RUFF RIDERS meet in Riverside on the second Wednesday
each month, 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Carrows Restaurant at Limonite
Ave. in Riverside. Contact Cliff VanDerhyden at 951-736-3064 or visit
our website at www.riversideruffriders.com.
RIVERSIDE 4 WHEELERS meet on the first Tuesday of each month,
7:30 p.m., at the Sizzler, 1750 Hamner Ave., Norco. Open to all 4x4
owners. (We have a watercraft division.) For more info, contact Ed
Dahl at 909-861-6123 or e-mail at [email protected] or
Steve at 909-737-8971.
THE ROUGHWHEELERS (L.A.-South Bay) meet every second Friday at
8 p.m. in Redondo Beach. Info contact Mandy at 714-287-9611 or
Greg at 310-539-2524.
SAN DIEGO 4 WHEELERS meet the first Thursday each month (except
February), at the Automotive Museum in Balboa Park, located at 2080
Pan American Plaza, Suite 12, Park Boulevard, San Diego. See the
website for info at sd4wheel.com.
SAN DIEGO OUTBACKS 4X4 CLUB meets the second Wednesday at
Ramona Community Center. For info call Marc at 760-789-8294.
SCOUTS WEST meets the second Thursday each month, 7:30 p.m.,
at the Carl’s Jr., 3240 E. Yorba Linda Blvd., Fullerton. Call John
Vogelsang at 661-245-1493 or visit our website at www.scoutswest.
com for info.
SOUTHERN CAL. TACOMA CLUB. We have monthly family-friendly
events specializing in small groups, fun places, and trails of all levels.
Our members are located throughout Southern California. We welcome new members to our club and guests on our runs of all vehicle
types. For more information on our events and meetings, please see
our website at www.socaltaco.com for contact information.
SPINNIN’ FOURS (L.A.-O.C.) meets on the first Thursday of each
month at 7:30 p.m. Call Art Hastings at 562-693-2303 for location
and information.
TIERRA DEL SOL (San Diego) meets the third Wednesday each month
at Al Bahr Shrine, 5440 Kearny Mesa Rd., San Diego, 7:30 p.m. For
more information contact John Stewart, president, at 619-390-8747
([email protected]) or Joe Holden, VP, at 619-562-1225 (jdholden@
cox.net). For information, www.tds4x4.com
VICTOR VALLEY 4 WHEELERS meet first Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the
Sterling Inn Regency Room, 17838 Francesca, Victorville. Family picnic
run on third Saturday or Sunday. Call Ted at 760-240-0406, or Chuck
at 760-948-1424 or visit www.victorvalley4wheelers.com.
WAYWEGOS 4WDC meets 7:30 p.m. on second Tuesday of every
month at 201 S. Kinneloa Ave., Pasadena. Contact Kent by phone at
626-831-3563 or e-mail at [email protected] for further
information.
WEST COAST 4WD CLUB (LA & Orange Co.) meets on the first
Tuesday of each month in north Orange County. Monthly club runs
held the third weekend. Please consult www.westcoast4x4.com for
details and directions. Or email [email protected] or
[email protected] with any questions or visit our website
at www.westcoast4x4.com.
STATE
RUBICON 4WD ASSOCIATION. Our club is primarily for Rubicon owners, but others are also welcome. Membership is open to all in the
western U.S. Check out our web site at www.rubicon4wda.com or
visit our forum at http://rubicon4wda.com/bb. Contact Suzy at [email protected] or call 805-467-2449 for info.
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EVENTCALENDAR
CHECK FOR MORE EVENTS AT CAL4WHEEL.COM
FEBRUARY 2009
13-16
CA4WDC
CONVENTION, 50th annual, Primm Casino, Primm,
Nevada. Contact Heinz at 626-233-5016 or register
online at cal4wheel.com.
27-1
POWER WAGON ROUND-UP, fourth annual, at
Calico Ghost Town. All 1961-1993 Doges or
anything with a Cummins turbo diesel is welcome.
Camping available. Call 800-TO-CALICO for
camping reservations, or for more info call Jim at
760-617-4786.
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SACRAMENTO JEEPERS CRAB FEED, Placer County
Fairgrounds in Roseville. Doors open at 6 pm for
no-host cocktails, dinner at 7, raffle following
dinner and dancing following the raffle. Dinner
includes antipasto, salad, crab, pasta, bread, and
coffee (chicken dinners available upon request).
Tickets are available by visiting sacramentojeepers.
org and clicking on the crab feed link. Tickets are
$37.50 if ordered by January 14 (includes entry
into special drawing), after January 14 tickets are
$40. No tickets will be sold after February 16,
2009, or at the door. Compete for the first annual
club competition plaque by having the club with
the most members present.
MARCH 2009
6-8
TIERRA DEL SOL’S DESERT SAFARI, 47th annual,
Truckhaven area near San Diego, CA. Visit www.
tds4x4.com for details.
7
KINGSBURG 4WDC SNOW RUN, Sequoia National
Forest. Take Hwy. 180 to Sequoia Lake turnoff. For
info download flyer at cal4wheel.com or call Tim
at 559-897-0641 or Nancy at 559-904-9574. You
can also email Nancy at [email protected].
19-22
DESERT RUN HAVASU, Lake Havasu City, AZ.
Sponsored by the Sidewinders 4-Wheel Club. Runs,
drawing, meal. For info see the ad in this issue,
visit sidewinders4wheelers.com or contact Warren
at 928-505-3723 or [email protected]
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BARRETT LAKE BRIDGE PROJECT FUNDRAISER,
Placer County Fairgrounds, Johnson Hall, Roseville,
CA. $25 per person. Doors open at 6 p.m. Contact
Tex at [email protected] or 916-423-1369,
Dana at [email protected] or 916-8122578 or Kathy at [email protected] or
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916-331-2256 or visit www.cal4wheel.com/
hilanders/hilanders.html
earthlink.net
APRIL 2009
6-8
17-19
CA4WDC
MOLINA GHOST RUN, Hollister Hills SVRA near
Hollister, CA. Runs for all levels, delicious BBQ
dinner, drawing, dry camping. See ad in this issue
or contact Steve at steve@calaccess or 559-6851928. Register online at cal4wheel.com.
26
PACIFIC COAST DREAM MACHINES SHOW, Half
Moon Bay Airport, Half Moon Bay, CA, 10-4. Show
registration $30 per vehicle ($35 after April 15);
includes dash plaque + admission for 2. Spectator
admission $20 (adults), $10 (age 11-17 and
65+), and free (age 10 and under). Info 650-7262328 or miramarevents.com MAY 2009
22-24
CA4WDC
HI DESERT ROUND-UP, Stoddard Valley OHV area
near Barstow, CA. Runs for all drivers and vehicles,
meals, games, drawing. See ad in this issue or
register online at cal4wheel.com. For more info
contact Ray at 626-280-0308 or email raylcj5@
AUGUST 2009
CA4WDC
SIERRA TREK, located in northern California near
Truckee. Runs for all levels, meals, camping. More
information coming soon. Visit cal4wheel.com for
more information.
TO ALL CALENDAR CONTRIBUTORS:
Putting an event here is FREE to member clubs
and associate members! Don’t forget to add it
online at ingear4x4.com
Please try to narrow your event location down
to a city, if possible, or an easily located region
of the state. This helps our members and guests
who are unfamiliar with our events.
ONGOING
RUBICON OHV AND IRON MOUNTAIN Road
Patrols. Volunteers needed to patrol the Rubicon
and Iron Mountain trails on Saturdays and Sundays.
Contact Dana Holland for more information at 916457-7272.
ca4wdc event contacts
Committee members and volunteers are always needed for these events. Get
involved! Get started by contacting one of the event chairs below. The events
are listed in chronological order.
CONVENTION 2009
Heinz Leuschner
[email protected] / 626-233-5016
Kerrie Graham
MOLINA GHOST RUN
Steve Egbert
[email protected]
HI DESERT ROUND-UP 2009
Ray Leuschner
Sierra Trek 2009
David Douglas (2008 chair)
916-783-4678 [email protected]
High Sierra Poker Run 2009
Robert Escalera (2008 chair)
559-925-0264
[email protected]
Operation Desert Fun 2009
Angela Cook
[email protected]
Ray Leuschner
[email protected]
Panamint Valley Days 2009
TBA
WINTER FUN FEST 2010
TBA
AssociateMemberS
north district
ADD PERFORMANCE.............................................................916-534-3654
11260 Pyrites Way, Gold River, CA 95670;
Automotive Service, Repair and Customizing
ADVANCED AIR SYSTEMS.....................................................800-641-3206
2214 Babson Dr., Elk Grove, CA 95758
ALEXANDRIA’S CAFE.............................................................916-361-9216
9648 Kiefer Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95826; Restaurant
ARNOLDS FOR AWARDS................................ 530-677-0623/800-887-0623
3971 Durock Rd., #A, Shingle Springs, CA 95682; Plaques/badges, etc.
BERGMAN FINANCIAL SERVICES...........................................209-367-0930
17101 E. Kettleman Ln., Lodi, CA 95240; Financial services
BOLTON’S WELDING & JEEP REPAIR......................530-622-9353/647-9353
3655 Chuckwagon Way, #C, Placerville, CA 95667
CALIFORNIA JEEP AUTHORITY........................ CaliforniaJeepAuthority.com
Jeep gifts and apparel
COUNTRY ROADS DISPOSAL, INC..........................................530-589-3680
P.O. Box 1103, Berry Creek, CA 95916; Disposal
ELLYSON CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES.........................................530-743-2093
605 E St., Marysville, CA 95901; Chiropractic office
ENTERPRISE PUBLICATIONS..................................................916-684-7348
Linda Meusling; 3437 Point Pleasant Rd., Elk Grove, CA 95758-9719
EXTREME GEAR OFF-ROAD PRODUCTS.................................916-990-0419
6326 Main Ave., Orangevale, CA 95662;
4 wheel drive repair/specialty shop/product sales
FRONTIER RADIO..................................................................916-482-9063
Jess Lee; 5425 Valhalla Dr., Carmichael, CA 95608; Radios, cell phones, etc.
GARY JOHNSON MECHANICAL DESIGN................................916-216-5337
PO Box 340213, Sacramento, CA 95834
GEORGE’S AUTO REPAIR.......................................................925-484-2290
26 California Ave., Suite E, Pleasanton, CA 94566; Auto repair
GOLD CENTER AUTOMOTIVE................................................530-272-8473
11960 Plaza Dr., Grass Valley, CA 95945; Tire sales
HANLEYS BLACKSMITH & SPRINGS.......................................916-451-9126
8175 Signal Court Ste E, Sacramento, CA 95824;
Leaf springs, coil springs, shocks, lifts & accessories
HASKINS HOME IMPROVEMENTS.........................................707-330-9942
1945 Rosewood Ln., Vacaville, CA 95687; Handyman
HOOD LIFT............................................................................916-375-1122
3109 Alder Way, W. Sacramento, CA 95691; Auto accessories
HOOFERS WELDING..............................................................916-348-0662
5729 Manzanita Ave., Carmichael, CA 95608; Vehicular racks and welding
J&M OFFROAD......................................................................530-273-7627
125 Spring Hill Dr., Suite 6, Grass Valley, CA 95945; 4-wheel drive fabrication
J&W AUTO WRECKERS..........................................................916-723-3950
8626 Antelope N. Rd., Antelope, CA 95843; Jeep parts/radiators
JEEP JAMBOREE USA............................................................916-333-4777
P.O. Box 1601, Georgetown, CA 95634;
A division of Mark A. Smith Off Roading, Inc.
JEEPERS JAMBOREE, Inc.......................................................530-333-4771
P.O. Box 900, Georgetown, CA 95634, www.jeepersjamboree.com; Jeep trips
JOKER’S ROADHOUSE...........................................................530-333-1147
9110 Wentworth Springs Rd., Georgetown, CA 95634; Restaurant
LAND ROVER ROCKLIN..........................................................916-632-3231
4545 Granite Dr., Rocklin, CA 95677; Land Rover dealership
MICHAEL S. LITTLE HVAC & APPLIANCES..............................707-933-0473
P.O. Box 651, Glen Ellen, CA 95442; Heating and air conditioning
MITCH’S AUTOMOTIVE..........................................................530-533-1459
3034 Olive Hwy., #B, Oroville, CA 95966; Automotive repair
NORTH VALLEY FENCE..........................................................530-342-6791
900 Orange St., Chico, CA 95928; Fencing materials
OFF ROAD CHICKS.......................................................... offroadchicks.com
Women’s apparel for the off-road enthusiast
OFF-ROAD ENTERPRISES.......................................................209-931-1170
2953 Cherryland Ave., #B, Stockton, CA 95215
OFF-ROAD EXPERIENCE........................................................925-833-7953
190 Airway Blvd., Livermore, CA 94551; Off-road school
OLSON’S 4 WHEEL DRIVE......................................................530-626-4600
2488 Hwy. 49, Placerville, CA 95667; Auto & 4WD repairs
PARTS MIKE..........................................................................530-885-0673
750 Perry Ranch Rd., Auburn, Ca 95603;
Internet 4x4 consultant; www.partsmike.com
PERFORMANCE DRIVE TRAIN................................................707-795-9100
459 Portal St., Unit C, Cotati, CA 94931;
Differential service & repair, parts, Jeeps
PRECISION WELDING & OFF ROAD.......................................530-534-8960
1683 Parker Ave., Oroville, CA 95965; Welding of off-road vehicles
ROUNDEYES.COM/OUTBACKTOILETS.COM...........................530-642-8003
1740 Chili Bar Lane, Ste. A, Placerville, CA 95667; Off-road & outdoor products
SACRAMENTO AUTO TRANSPORT.........................................916-627-0626
971 F St., #20, W. Sacramento, CA 95605; Towing/free removal
SACRAMENTO SPRING, INC..................................................800-200-5124
971 F St., #20, W. Sacramento, CA 95605; Spring repair/manufacture
SIEMONS MAILING SERVICE.................................................510-841-1131
742 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA 94710; Mailing and printing services
SURPLUS CITY JEEP PARTS....................................................800-353-3772
4514 Pacific Heights Rd., Oroville, CA 95965; Jeep parts and accessories
WARN INDUSTRIES...............................................................916-984-2122
104 Emigrant Ct., Folsom, CA 95630, www.warn.com; Winch manufacturer
WEST COAST DIFFERENTIALS................................................916-635-8696
2429 Mercantile, Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
WEST COAST FABWORKS......................................................408-206-5398
15457 Herring Ave., San Jose, CA 95124; Fabrication
central district
A-1 MOBILE SERVICE............................................................831-422-4620
P.O. Box 3184, Salinas, CA 93912
ADVANCE ADAPTERS............................................................805-238-7000
4320 Aerotech Center Way, Paso Robles, CA 93446;
Engine & transmission components
BIG CEDAR MINI STORAGE...................................................209-295-4115
P.O. Box 1464, Pioneer, CA 95666; Storage facility
BRIDGEPORT INN..................................................................760-932-7380
P.O. Box 128, Bridgeport, CA 93517-0128; Motel
CALIFORNIA OFF ROAD INC..................................................209-577-4252
906 N. Carpenter Rd., Ste. B, Modesto, CA 95351-1195;
4x4 & truck parts/accessories
CENTRAL CAL OFF ROAD ADS...............................................559-647-5908
P.O. Box 346, Reedley, CA 93654;
Website/magazine advertising for everything off-road
CENTRAL COAST FOUR WHEEL DRIVE...................................831-475-8825
2852 Soquel Ave., #B, Santa Cruz, CA 95062-1441
CRAZY SUZY DESIGN.............................................................805-550-2804
7245 Nonpariel Ct., Paso Robles, CA 93446, www.crazysuzy.net;
Print/web design & hosting
FRESNO FOUR WHEEL DRIVE CENTER...................................559-255-5750
4679 E. Hammond Ave., Fresno, CA 93703; 4WD parts and repairs
MARLIN CRAWLER................................................................559-252-7295
1543-B N. Maple, Fresno, CA 93703; 4WD parts and repairs
MODESTO DIFFERENTIAL......................................................209-557-5840
611 Glass Lane, Modesto, CA 95356
Differential service, repair and rebuilding (custom axles available)
MOTOR CITY IMPORTS..........................................................209-529-2886
336 Motor City Ct., Modesto, CA 95356; Honda
PICK-UP SALVAGE COMPANY................................................800-323-1401
2143 S. Union Ave., Bakersfield, CA 93307; pickupsalvage.com;
4WD & truck salvage
ROUGHSHOD OFF ROAD................................................................... 93465
400 Crocker St., Templeton, CA 93465; Jeep tube doors
SPRINGVILLE LAVENDER GARDENS......................................559-539-2048
P.O. Box 697, Springville, CA 93265; Farming, lavender, herbs, veggies, fruit
WILD HORSES FOUR WHEEL DRIVE.......................................209-943-0991
640 N. El Dorado, Stockton, CA 95202; ‘66-77 Broncos only
XTREME UNLIMITED.............................................................805-474-1312
1210 Pike Ln. #2, Oceano, CA 93445; Off-road fabrication and performance
south district
AIR SOLUTIONS OF THE DESERT...........................................760-275-4919
41800 Washington St., #105B, Bermuda Dunes, CA 92203;
Air conditioning, heating & energy consulting
ALL J PRODUCTS...................................................................909-370-4800
P.O. Box 1888, Big Bear Lake, CA 92315;
Jeep aftermarket parts/retail/manufacturing & installation
ALL PRO OFF ROAD...............................................................951-658-7077
541 N. Palm Ave., Hemet, CA 92543
BODY ARMOR.......................................................................951-808-0081
258 Mirah Circle, Corona, CA 92879; Bumpers and guards
BURKEBUILT MOTORSPORTS.................................................760-742-0094
43980 Mahlon Vail Cir. #2904, Temecula, CA 92592;
Design, engineering & fabrication
CLASSIC GREEN LIGHT INSURANCE SERVICES OF SO CAL.....858-779-9288
4692 Mission Blvd., San Diego, CA 92109; classicgreenlight.com;
Insurance brokerage
CALIFORNIA CASUALS SPORTSWEAR....................................909-880-0860
P.O. Box 9462, San Bernardino, CA 92427; Silkscreen/screenprinting
CURRIE ENTERPRISES............................................................714-528-6957
1480 N. Tustin Ave., Anaheim, CA 92807; Rear ends, axles and Jeep parts
DIRTY PARTS.........................................................................310-390-9086
12012 Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90066-5802;
www.dirtyparts.com; 4WD parts/accessories/installs
EARLY BRONCO REGISTRY.....................................................858-530-2470
P.O. Box 1525, Poway, CA 92074-1525; National early Bronco Association
EXPRESS PERFORMANCE CENTER.........................................619-449-8575
749 Mission Gorge Rd., Santee, CA 92071; Performance center
FOUR WHEEL PARTS WHOLESALERS.....................................310-900-5570
801 W. Artesia Blvd., Compton, CA 90220; Off-road parts & accessories
GARVIN INDUSTRIES.............................................................619-440-7415
316 Millar Ave., El Cajon, CA 92020-4221; roof racks and accessories
GEN-RIGHT OFF ROAD..........................................................805-584-8635
1816 Angus Ave., Unit A, Simi Valley, CA 93063;
Gas tanks, body armor, and more
JC FAB AND DESIGN..............................................................818-367-9904
22117 Sierra Hwy., Sylmar, CA 91342; Custom off-road fabrication
JE REEL..................................................................................909-629-9002
448 S. Reservoir St., Pomona, CA 91766; Driveline service
KILBY ENTERPRISES..............................................................818-565-5945
1844 N. Keystone St., Burbank, CA 91504; Jeep aftermarket accessories
MILLER OFF-ROAD PRODUCTS............................................ 888-90-4MORP
330 Elm, Ramona, CA 92065, www.morponline.com;
Manuf. accessories for Jeeps
PALM CANYON RESORT........................................................619-778-4940
221 Palm Canyon Dr., Borrego Springs, CA 92004;
Hotel/RV/Restaurant/Meetings
PAT’S GEAR BOX....................................................................951-654-1959
775 W. 9th, Unit C, San Jacinto, CA 92582-3801
PURE POWER OFF ROAD.......................................................805-499-4212
1355 Lawrence Dr., #108, Newbury Park, CA 91320;
4x4 repair, front & rear gear work
RACEWERKS, INC..................................................................760-822-2428
330 Woodland Dr., Vista, CA 92083; www.racewerks.com
ROCK BUGGY SUPPLY............................................................951-926-1142
25299 Sultanas Rd., Homeland, CA 92548
SCOTTY’S JEEP/TRUCK/4X4 WRCKR/REPAIR...........................909-829-2913
14349 Whittram Ave., Fontana, CA 92335; 4WD parts/access./new/used
sPOD.....................................................................................661-755-8139
27804 Zion Ct., Castaic, CA 91384, 4x4s-pod.com;
Independent switches and power distribution for Jeep Wranglers
STAUN PRODUCTS.........................................................staunproducts.com
Australia; Tire deflators, internal beadlocks, and other off-road products
TAG MOTORSPORTS..............................................................760-741-9300
2181 Meyers Ave. Escondido, CA 92029; Performance, lifts, wheels
THOMAS AUTO WRECKING...................................................626-359-8148
712 Alpha St., Duarte, CA 91010;
Used Jeep, Ford, GM parts 1960-1990s, classic 4x4
TRAIL SPORT UNLIMITED INC...............................................909-825-2818
485 E. Valley Blvd., P.O. Box 108, Colton, CA 92324;
Specializing in Jeep CJ & Wrangler sales
UDS HARDWARE...................................................................310-715-1356
17000 S. Vermont #D, Gardena, CA 90247; Air suspension/hardware
VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE...........................................................818-893-0608
9025 Sepulveda Blvd., North Hills, CA 91343
VILLAGE EUROPEAN AUTO....................................................760-728-3163
137 W. College Ave., Fallbrook, CA 92028; Auto repair
WALLACE WOOD PRODUCTS................................................951-654-4532
P.O. Box 741, San Jacinto, CA 92581
Out-of-state
ARB-USA...............................................................................888-427-2872
20 S. Spokane St., Seattle, WA 98134; Air locker distributors
B.F. GOODRICH TIRES............................................................702-853-3260
13260 Fellowship Way, Reno, NV 89511; Regional Mgr. Truck Tires
FUN TREKS PUBLISHING........................................................719-536-0722
P.O. Box 3127, Monument, CA 80132; Off-road guide books
PREMIER POWER WELDER....................................................970-963-8875
P.O. Box 639, Carbondale, CO 81623; Manufacturer of Premier Power Welder/
Pull Pal
TERA MANUFACTURING, INC................................................801-288-2585
5251 S. Commerce Dr., Murray, UT 84107; Suspensions, axles, gears for Jeeps
TINY BITS OF SILVER.............................................................970-250-3200
202 North Ave., #145, Grand Junction, CO 91501; 4x4 sterling silver jewelry
TOM WOODS CUSTOM DRIVE SHAFTS..................................801-393-4538
3008 W. 5650 South, Roy, UT 84067; Custom drive shafts
TUFFY SECURITY PRODUCTS.................................................970-564-1762
25733 Road H, Cortez, CO 81321; Vehicle security/storage products
associate life members
ENTERPRISE PUBLICATIONS..................................................916-684-7348
Linda Meusling; 3437 Point Pleasant Rd., Elk Grove, CA 95758-9719
EXTREME GEAR OFF-ROAD PRODUCTS.................................916-990-0419
6326 Main Ave., Orangevale, CA 95662;
4 wheel drive repair/specialty shop/product sales
FRONTIER RADIO..................................................................916-482-9063
Jess Lee; 5425 Valhalla Dr., Carmichael, CA 95608; Radios, carphones, etc.
J&M OFFROAD......................................................................530-273-7627
125 Spring Hill Dr., Suite 6, Grass Valley, CA 95945; 4-wheel drive fabrication
OFF-ROAD ENTERPRISES.......................................................209-931-1170
2953 Cherryland Ave., #B, Stockton, CA 95215
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