Club Directory

Michigan club that shares fun and fellowship while 4 wheeling. http://www.4given4x4.com

This club is organized exclusively for pleasure, recreation and other similar non-profitable purposes. To be a “fool”, you should be at least 18 years old, own a 4wd vehicle, and go on at least one outing per year. Then complete their online membership form and get ready for fun times “foolin around”. http://www.4xfools.com

Off road club based in Neenah, WI. http://4x4forever.org

http://arkansascrawlers.com/ Founded upon 4x4's, friendship and adventure (March 2000); our club is rooted in family fun, aimed at the beginner through the experienced four wheelers. The club is open to owners of all types of 4x4s. Our runs and activities are planned to accommodate all levels of driver experience and vehicle modification.The point of the journey is not to arrive but how you get there!

Kick Ass Street Vehicles (Cars, Trucks, etc)... appreciate awesomeness on the blacktop The purpose of this club is really to get everyone to communicate if the forum isn't for you. This has alot of the same features as you would find from Wordpress but we get all the control we want. Also the site is backed up daily and is utilizing https (SSL certs) to help make it more secure. So with so many websites out on the internet why another website? How many times have you gone to a website and invested time in adding and contributing to the community to have them change or just call it quits. I am tired of being involved with communities / websites that the admins just don't keep up to date with patches or no involvement because the community has given up on them. Gear Crushers is suppose to be about more than just offroad. I imagine many of you are just like me. I enjoy not just offroad but street racing, boats, rv's, ATV's, Motocross, Motorcycles, etc.. This site "Gear Crushers" is exactly that. We want to give a home for everyone. They all have similarities that could benefit you or could benefit someone else. Engines, Transmissions, Axles, etc.. Also I think we have a kick ass logo that could be used by Bike, Car, Truck, Offroad, Boat communites.. Have fun!

Awesome Toys and fun you find everywhere. Motocross, ATV, UTV racing, exploring or just having fun.

Tom Severin is an International 4-Wheel Drive Trainers Association© certified professional 4WD Trainer and a Wilderness First Responder (WFR). He is an instructor for the United Four Wheel Drive Associations (UFWDA) and the California Association of 4WD Clubs. As a former Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer for the State of Pennsylvania, his duties included law enforcement activities, game stocking; public relations and speaking; hunter education; landowner relations; small animal complaints and highway-killed deer retrieval. He has an extensive background (forty plus years' experience) with four-wheel drive vehicles, on and off road, in various conditions and countries. He imported a Jeep while living in England and used it on vacation in France. Tom is a graduate of Purdue University and a recognized expert in shared service accounting management and management information systems. Tom is an accomplished leader with a comprehensive background directing global support centers processing high volume transactions and high volumes of customer interactions. He was a presenter for the 1996 International Conference on the Study of Work Teams and was a frequent speaker on self-directed work team concepts. Badlands Off-Road Adventures offers 4WD training and 4WD guided tours specializing in Four Wheel Drive vehicles. The company has trained hundreds of students, including the Orange County (CA) Sheriff's Department, the Gas Company, the National Park Service, and the US Marine Corps. Badlands Off-Road Adventures strives to provide instruction in a friendly, casual, non-judgmental environment. Non-lethal mistakes are encouraged as a way to learn under the watchful eyes of the instructor.

http://www.bayouoffroad.club/

http://www.blacksheep4x4s.org/

Members who share your passion for the water.

This Early Bronco club is based in Ohio and dedicated to the 1966 – 1977 Ford Bronco. It’s primarily an Internet-based club whose purpose is to make new friends, talk Broncos, trade ideas and have an occasional trail ride.

The Brush Beater Jeep Club is a family oriented club that is open to all makes of 4 wheel drive vehicles, however the vast majority in the club do own Jeeps. The Brush Beater Jeep Club is based in Southwest Missouri/Southeast Kansas. However, our members and officers are spread across the country. Trail rides are scheduled every month in a variety of locations throughout Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Out of the area trips are also scheduled several times during the year. http://www.brushbeaters.com

Centered in Cadillac, Michigan. Cadillac Jeepers Hosts of the Jeep Blessing Every May in Mesick Michigan. Master Driver’s Course, Mud Pit, Kids Games, Blessing, Swap Meet, Raffles and More. Family Trailrides and Offroad Park Trips for Extreme 4 wheeling. http://cadillacjeepers.com

A lot of us camp and many times its because of a Gear Crusher activity like a car show or Offroad event or anything else. So this group is to discuss camping.

Out of Bloomington, Illinois. To become a CIJC member you need only have a love for jeeps or off-roading. http://www.cijeep.com

This is a Chicagoland based group, members are scattered all over from northwest indiana to southern wisconsin. We have all levels of jeepers from road queens to offroading mud machines and everyone is welcome. https://www.facebook.com/groups/809426959096916/

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It wasn’t until after World War II, where the military jeep had proved so sturdy and utilitarian, that adventurous souls became enamored with its use in our mountainous back country and desert using old Indian and white man trails. Thus, a new type of recreation was being born in the late 1940s and 50s, embraced by a small group of hardy men eager to see what our challenging countryside had to offer, and the term “ jeeping ” became the definitive name for” Four Wheeling”.In those early years a “Search and Rescue” team of local men with citizen band radios gained an intimate knowledge of the local back country thru their rescue work. Some decided to forego “Search and Rescue” and concentrate on adventure and exploration. Two of these men were Roy Pruitt and Bozzy Willis. Bozzy had always worked closely with the Bureau of Indian Affairs where his father had been employed. Bozzy’s knowledge of the Indians, their trails, culture and history made him an instant leader of the small band of early four wheelers. Eventually the membership evolved into a club named Tierra Del Sol.Tierra Del Sol 4 Wheel Drive Club was incorporated in August 1962 as a non-profit organization and some of the early names are still part of the TDS roster: Albrecht, Arnold, Branch, Collins, Fertig, Londo, Nielson, Rappold, and Stough. info@tds4x4.com

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