OFFROAD HUMMER EVENT-Spring EASTERN US - Page 2

I hear you, we are both 38 and that's why we bought a Hummer just to go out and make new friends and drive it off road.   Too bad all the good places to go off road are not on the East Coast, we are going to go out to Moab, UT one of these upcoming years. 
As soon as I find ot when the October dates are for Windrock I'll let you know, any thoughtts about going to Beckly, WV in July?  We are going to that one and it's not that much farther from TN.

If it was up to me, I'd go to every single event all over the country, literally. The problem is the H3 is a little uncomfortable for my wife and she's been wanting some new seats or covers to make it more comfy. She loves road trips but in the H3 not so much. I've been trying to find some reasonably priced leather seat covers where I can put some gel cushioning underneath and make it better for her. The test is going to be the Badlands park next month. I'm hoping by then to have something else in there. We are doing it all in one day, driving out there, off-roading and then coming back, so I'm hoping I can figure something out to the point where she'll be comfortalbe enough to take the longer trips.

Make sure the THCI event has the proper support. Not all of them have AMG or even dealer support. The bigger events usually do.

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Make sure the THCI event has the proper support. Not all of them have AMG or even dealer support. The bigger events usually do.

That has changed every event has either AMG support or dealer support.  They do everything from taking off your running boards(and putting them back on for you) to fixing anything that breaks and you get right back out on the trails the next day(or home if it is the last day).

That's awesome.  I don't mean to sound ignorant, but I assume the stereotype the club has had int he past as being a H1-only club has gone away?  How are the people? They seem like a good group of people from what everybody has said.  I try not to judge based on what negative things of the past have been said.  We talked about that a while back.

You are correct it USED to be an H1 club, but with more and more people showing up in H2s and H3s they have to accomadate everyone.  So there were some growing pains, but you have to show up with the right attitude.  We are all Hummer owners and have that in common, I can't say that I haven't met one person that wasn't nice. 
We make a bunch of friends and keep in touch, plus it gives you an excuse to go back to a certain event when you know some of the people that are going to be there.

Well it sounds like a good time. I've been getting home after 8 this entire week but I'll be sure to get my renewal going this weekend.

Yeah, another member.  Camou2 who is on this forums site is now one of the elected board members and he is trying to grow the club and get more people and events started.  Give it another year or two I think you'll be happy with the new direction the club is going.

Sorry Double Post.
 
But THCI just released the dates for the October Off Road trip in Windrock, TN.  It will be held Oct. 16th - 19th and Camou2 is the event contact.