Bucket List

[XJsportG]

So I've decided to start a Bucket list. With finishing college in the next few years, I figured I'd make a list and cross of as many things as I can before I graduate and head into the real world. Of course i'll keep this list after graduation and continue to add/cross things off.



What are some of your Bucket List items?

We might have a few in common:
Rubicon Trail
Moab
Visit every State
Travel full Blue Ridge Parkway
Drive to Alaska

Just to name a few

 

[Cottontail]

So I've decided to start a Bucket list. With finishing college in the next few years, I figured I'd make a list and cross of as many things as I can before I graduate and head into the real world. Of course i'll keep this list after graduation and continue to add/cross things off.



What are some of your Bucket List items?

We might have a few in common:
Rubicon Trail
Moab
Visit every State
Travel full Blue Ridge Parkway
Drive to Alaska

Just to name a few

Good ones. My corporate office is about 10 miles from the Rubicon trail head, so that might be doable for me - in someone else's truck.

Moab, a definite on the list.

Visit every state - crossed that one off back in 2005.

I'd add - export my Jeep to Australia and tour the outback, restore an FC 150 or 170. I don't really have much of a list.

 

[Lowrange2]

My list pretty much consists of quitting my job, turning off the power, load everything in a vehicle of some sort and go. Don't come back for at least a year. Maybe longer.

There's about a 99% chance that'll never happen but it'd sure be awesome. But if I ever win the lottery...

Hell, I have a hard enough time going wheeling for a weekend. lol

 

[PacificEd]

Moab was a bucket list trip for me. It was so worth it to go.

I'd like to go back in 5 years for the 35th anniversary but who knows where my health will be by then.

 

[superdave]

Learn to weld
Write a book
Visit Italy
Build a 68 Mustang Fastback
Watch my children be successful living on their own. (Out of my house)

 

[FlexdXJ]

Moab was a bucket list trip for me. It was so worth it to go.

I'd like to go back in 5 years for the 35th anniversary but who knows where my health will be by then.

This! Such an amazing trip, even got to wheel with some of SEC guys that I always look forward to wheeling with! :cheers:

 

[shortxjdoug]

This! Such an amazing trip, even got to wheel with some of SEC guys that I always look forward to wheeling with! :cheers:

sending you to moab was good....driving to us more often is going to look easy

 

[FlexdXJ]

sending you to moab was good....driving to us more often is going to look easy

Yeah, now that I know the jeep can make it that far! I've already talked to brad about a Windrock trip next year.

 

[shortxjdoug]

Yeah, now that I know the jeep can make it that far! I've already talked to brad about a Windrock trip next year.

My buddy nick works for trail management out there now.... He took the Malcolm's out last weekend after the wedding

He knows all the good trails

 

[FlexdXJ]

Sweet!

 

[043500]

Find Bigfoot (not the truck...the animal)

Hunt, wheel, fish and just explore Alaska

Hunt, wheel, fish and just explore Australia

wheel the rest of Harlan (I've started...I have to finish)

wheel in 'new' Tellico (should it happen )

moab

rubicon

 

[JRT1393]

Things Further from home that will have to wait:
-Road trip that covers Vegas, Death Valley, Rubicon trail, Moab, and some more northern areas of the rockies. This will have to be after I graduate.
-Go to Alaska in my Jeep
-Explore Austrailia in some type of 4x4 (preferable my XJ if I can get it out there)

Things closer to home more easily obtainable:
-Go to the Cherokee Crawl in Harlan (hopefully this coming year)
-Wheel new Tellico (given it happens)
-Wheel Windrock
-Wheel Coal Creek
-Wheel Gulches (December, this will happen)
-Go up the whole front of Daniel at Uwharrie (hopefully next time I'm out there)
-Get the old Satellite running with a 408 stroker