XJ Fest 2001 pictures

[Cottontail]

By request, I scanned in some photos I had from XJ Fest 2001 in Tellico...now known as Cherokee Crawl.

ENJOY!

First shot is en route the trailhead

Next 2 are at the trailhead

Next one is me getting winched after frying my clutch. Look carefully. White tailgate on a grey truck...hence, Cottontail.

The green XJ belongs to "Chark." Not sure his real name or where he is from.

Then comes one of Dan Wheeler...Fore Wheeler...from MI

Then 2 of Nate Custer...Convict MJ...from IN (I think)

Then 2 on the trail. You can see we are lined up pretty deep. Kudzu ripped a hole in his differential cover. The second photo is when half the Jeeps backed up and the other half crowded into the brush to get him by

Finally, me and my ZJ back in camp to tow home the XJ

 

[KPTHEMP]

wow, thats pretty cool thanks for sharing

 

[PacificEd]

Thanks Cottontail!!!! This is cool stuff to see.

I like how your rig got it's name.

 

[High2by]

Good job. The name seems to fit. Looks like a good turn out for it too.

 

[MELKORsXJ]

Cool pics man!

...at first I bought there were gonna be 2001 pictures!

 

[High2by]

That many would rank up there with you Dan.

 

[Fore Wheeler]

way too cool. good memories. that jeep was so 'cute'. at times i wish i was back on 31's and open.


this is me now.

 

[Ghost]

Sweet! Thanks!

 

[motorman]

Wow, saw my Jeep in there. It's been a while. Chark was from Ohio, did great fab work on long arms. Some of the first home made ones I had seen.

Here is what I look like now...........

 

[jeepgeek2002]

The wagon wheels painted silver looks pretty cool! im diggin it!

 

[xjtrailrider]

Nice, very nice:thumbup:

 

[Ghost]

Wow, saw my Jeep in there. It's been a while. Chark was from Ohio, did great fab work on long arms. Some of the first home made ones I had seen.

Here is what I look like now...........

Keith you and your boy need to come to Harlan this year! It's looking like a big event!

 

[motorman]

Wow, saw my Jeep in there. It's been a while. Chark was from Ohio, did great fab work on long arms. Some of the first home made ones I had seen.

Here is what I look like now...........