Canadian Nissan Truck Club

When we fit all our equipment to the Jeeps we get questions all the time, but not so much through Ontario, usually more when we are in the US or other Provinces. I don't get many questions generally because I keep the majority of the equipment removed when we're not travelling, I don't need things l...

Any Canadian dealer without a %400 markup on cost?

Looks great. Very "Australian". Nice work.

I'm partial to BFG's myself.

Hey, its the public "opinion" that SUV drivers are the ego inflated, eco-terrorists, self indulgent, lacking of general manners and environmental bombers that we all know we are NOT. HENCE, this is why our plight on trail systems whether trail riding or adventure travelling is so sensitive...

I enjoy the ride personally, and as for the back seats, I don't use them or sit there :lol: and in reality, they are removed half the time anyway for weight reduction and gear loading for trips. As before, everyone is totally welcome to their opinion, and I am in NO WAY being all angry and retarded ...

Unless you're into lack of comfort, stay away from the Wrangler 4 door. RedRubi on our forums is getting rid of his for exactly that reason. Sorry dude, but thats just one guys opinion. I've been driving mine now across Canada and the US, with a TON of off highway for over 110,000 km's since I got ...

Almost takes the fun and challenge out of getting from "A" to "B"......

...and guys, this isn't a "Jeep" mag, its open to everyone. Its an outdoor lifestyle and adventure mag.

I'd love to hooup with you guys for a Spring run and cover the day even for the article.

Hey guys, those of you that know me, know that I run a small outfit called "Overland Expeditions", those of you that know me well, also know that I am the Canadian Correspondant and Contributing Editor / Photographer for JPFreek Magazine, an online only, quarterly (going to 6 publications ...

Pezzy wrote:

Zeero wrote:Saw Pezzy today on Kennedy at Brittania in Mississauga.....nice Pathfinder!

I just saw this! Thanks!!

No problemo

Yeah its very "bubble gummy" I've been in that one a few times....I preffered it before the big bogger tires went on it.

I've done the drive a few times. Its definitely great. I recommend strongly visiting Lake Superior Provincial Park on the way up.....for an Ontario park, it is stunning, especially at sunrise and sunset. Rolling foot hills and tall white pines with curving roads, its fantastic. Hope you're trip goes...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRLMxXxKd7o

No worries, there is no argument, just a difference of opinion is all. You're right, this story is as old as dirt itself, maybe 10-15 years older even..... :teeth: I had to back track to 2008 to when it was originally posted by the driver, and found his statement from out in Calgary. Of course he sa...

This, is NOT crawling speed damage....ANYONE can see that.....

This is body sheet metal boys and girls....not aluminum or plastic.

Haha, crawling speed.....what is that, like 100 km/hr? :roll: Damage like that? Not a chance...... As for fact checking, I went to the forum for the club and the only thing from that club is this: "Yesterday our group went wheeling for a New Years day run. Not long into the ride one of the new ...

At nearly 100 km/hr, that will happen to any truck..... This guy is lucky to be alive, and a COMPLETE idiot for his driving habits, as with most people who know very little about the world of trail riding, they seem to thin trails are race tracks and hammer the gas. M.O.R.O.N. :crazy: Good post, and...

Saw Pezzy today on Kennedy at Brittania in Mississauga.....nice Pathfinder!

I would love to know why they did that to the Rover brand. Made it all soft and sporty. Even as little as 10 years ago, they still catered to the offroad market fairly heavily. Now they're all about catering to the Hip-Hop movement, and screwing up one of the last focus specific 4 wheel drive units ...