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[tjsahara00]

That was the first time I meet Justin @Jeeptrk 
not sure if that was his first ride though....

[8lugLJ]

That was the first time I meet Justin @Jeeptrk 
not sure if that was his first ride though....

was my first ride with the club, not first ride. found the forum before the facebook, i was google-ing "off road clubs near me" if i remember correctly.

i still say its more hassle than good, but thats prob why im not staff, its only an opinion. I definitely agree with @Big Dave most internet folks are scared to death of a real park, they dont have a clue what real wheeling is. Ive been trying to get some friends and locals to just go to AOP and ride the easy stuff, but nope, they rather wheel the illegal stuff or cross a rut on Tray mountain and brag about how they didnt break.

[BigMike]

If there wasn't a FB page for GATR, how would we attract people like this?

[tcdawg]

If there wasn't a FB page for GATR, how would we attract people like this?

Ben's ride is looking good

[bjeep]

If there wasn't a FB page for GATR, how would we attract people like this?

Ben's ride is looking good

Now that was funny !!

[tjsahara00]

facebook wasn't where I found the club

[Big Dave]

Me either. I don't do FB.
Kevin was my inspiration to join this club. Thank you sir.

[BigMike]

Maybe just put a paragraph in the ABOUT section.  Mention that GATR is a serious offroad club and not keen on the mall crawler crowd - but in a nice way - and allow me to stay.  //LMAO//

[SemperFiArms]

Like a few others here, I found this club doing an online search for Jeep clubs. I found a few others who I will not mention their names and decided real quick I didn't want to associate with that kind of crowd.

I use face book for a few reasons:
1. To keep in contact with several of the OCN's I got to work with while deployed.
2. To find funny/cool pictures or meme's.
3. To watch as liberal heads continue to explode after the political happenings of the last year. Really quite amusing.