We moved the febuary Apple Valley winter event to March 7-8th. We are hoping for warmer weather since the last 3 years have been in the sub zero temps. We are hoping that march will make for some more enjoyable winter wheeling. Anyone interested in joining us please sign up in advance through the RPM4X4 website. http://www.rpm4x4.com/avf-events.shtml For signing up in advance we offer a $10 dollar off coupon. Signing up in advance helps us to know how many people we need to expect so you get the best bang for your buck. We do have camping on site even in the winter. The best part of the winter event is the entire farm is open. The trails, pastures, and even the fields. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

Couple teaser pics from years past.

I bet that landing jarred a few things loose in Chunks head 

Zig

I bet that landing jarred a few things loose in Chunks head 

Zig

That would explain a lot.






 

is there anything a stock 95 4dr sidekick could do there just wondering thanks

is there anything a stock 95 4dr sidekick could do there just wondering thanks

Any lift at all? What kind of tires? Currently we have anywhere from 8 to 16 inches of snow. I know with a 3 inch lift and aggressive 235s you can still get around pretty good. One of the guys in our club was runnin that and it was workin pretty well. Snow totals can change a lot in a months time. That number could go up or down. I will post up snow totals as the date gets closer.

Mike

no lift just 235's on it i would like to go but just want to make sure that ill be able to do something there

no lift just 235's on it i would like to go but just want to make sure that ill be able to do something there

There's still tons of time to put in a lift

i would love to lift it but money is an issue for me lol

i would love to lift it but money is an issue for me lol

No need for this event! theres like 2 inches of snow left and a lot... I do mean a lot... of ice. As of now I would say ice tires and low air pressure, are gonna be key.

Mike

no lift just 235's on it i would like to go but just want to make sure that ill be able to do something there

   Chain's...    Go to Fleet Farm and pick up a set of chains.  I had chains on a Stock Sami Two years ago and went every where..   My buddy will be running it this year. 

 The fields are open rolling hills, They can be a blast on there own.