Check out the mud video. (625KB) You will see were the thing breaks at the end of it.

Same area, different trip.
Trail's getting worse.

Check out the Rough Stuff I video

This is me climbing over some rough terrain in the Yavapi Mtns. It looks like I'm really moving, but actually I'm crawling along. The rough grade caused by 4x4s just popped the front end up as it came out of a hole. Notice that the rear tire has completly disapeared into that hole cuasing the right front to lift. The two jeeps that were there that day could not make it up this trail, despite several tries. Granted they were only slightly modified, but even with four wheel drive they couldn't make it. The Toyota did make it on his third attempt, but had to slam it pretty hard and sustained considerable body damage when his truck bounced into the side of the groove.

NOW THIS IS DEFINITLY A BAJA IN ACTION

Look mom I can fly...

...on second thought, maybe you better not.

Kurt from Washinton wetting down the embankment.

I don't know who this belongs to, but it's a pretty hot shot.

This guy is slinging some serious mud.

These next pics are a little INSAYN.

This is a 1974 daily driver baja that sees more pavement than dirt. Completely stock suspension, and drivetrain. The rear torsion was preloaded, and the front spindles are homemade 2.25" lifted Ball Joint. It has been to the dunes with paddles several times, and now took a few flying lessons. The landings are hard, but well worth the pictures. This car is a regular at www.BlindChickenRacing.com.

-INSAYN

This is some serious height for a stock car. They may be blind, but I wouldn't call them chicken. INSAYN maybe, but not chicken!

Here's a hot jump pic sent in by Dave from Glamis.

You can see more of Daves car on his page.

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