 | November 1, 2005
By:Randy Burleson
Moab, UT
First Try, Launching Pad on Golden Spike Trail
My first whack at the Launching Pad was stymied by a combination of damp slickrock and 33 inch tires spun by 2.6 liters of 'power.' Pressing the gas spun the tires; not gassing stalled me. Wet clickrock with sand on it is worse than ball bearings in oil! I backed down with no problems and just a small pucker.
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 | November 1, 2005
By:Randy Burleson
Don Wintz's 1988 Isuzu Trooper redefines the meaning of this tag line, combining the best of Isuzu with elements of Toyota and Chevrolet... the resulting truck can articulate and crawl down the trail and also maintain highway speeds at altitude.
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 | Ramsey Platinum 9000
November 1, 2005
By:Randy Burleson
Ramsey has been a predominant name in off-roading since the early 1940s. Their products grace the bumpers of countless four-wheel drive vehicles, and their owners testify to the dependability of Ramsey products, including locking hubs, mounting systems, and winches.
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 | November 1, 2005
By:Scott Gomez, Randy Burleson
A few years back, as a service to Isuzu enthusiasts, Kevin Langston started the isuzu-owners mailing list. In 1997, he allowed Off-Road.com to assume management of this mailing list.
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 | November 1, 2005
By:Randy Burleson
My goal for these Isuzu pages is to identify and mobilize a group of Isuzu owners who enjoy four-wheeling with their trucks. This includes the full range of 'wheelers, from Sunday dirt road drivers, to the hard core rock, mud, and sand addicts. Some drive stock vehicles, and some play hard on the weekends and spend the weekdays building their rigs for the next challenge.
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 | November 1, 2005
By:ORC STAFF
Isuzu Product Reviews
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November 1, 2005
By:Randy Burleson
My off-road experience started with BMX bikes, graduated to scooters, passed briefly through my parents car (late night hose-downs to clean the bottom), graduated to rental cars, dragged through a hideously abused series of subcompacts and beater motorcycles, paused briefly in a 2WD Amigo, and has culminated in doing moderate to hard core trails in my 1990 Isuzu Amigo. I liked the way the Amigo looked and was helplessly hooked on them before I found out how expensive parts were -- and by then, it was too late. Nearly 150,000 cumulative miles later on both trucks, I continue to be amazed at the over-engineering and over-building inherent in these trucks. But I've never been one to leave well enough alone. ;)
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November 1, 2005
By:ORC STAFF
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