In The NewsThis page contains some general news stories and links to press clippings found in the general media. All the stories are related to 4-wheeling.
Submissions of news stories or links to add to this page may be sent to the Webmaster at FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 6, 2007 Southern Four Wheel Drive Association Protecting Press Release to address the threatened lawsuit against the Upper
Tellico ORV Area. |
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Low-RANGE magazine publishes article about Dixie Run The March/April issue of Low-RANGE magazine has a feature story
on the 20th Dixie Run. On news stands now. |
Cherokee Scout newspaper in Murphy, NC writes articles about Dixie RunSeptember / October 2006 The local newspaper in Murphy, NC is called the Cherokee Scout. It is published weekly on Wednesdays. This year, they had a full page article about the 20th Annual Dixie Run a week in advance and a report afterwards. Note: Articles are used with permission. |
New Cummins 6.7L Turbo Diesel To Be Available in 2007 Dodge TrucksPRESS RELEASE The September issue of Diesel Power magazine has a full page spread on the new Cummins engine soon to be available in Dodge pick-up trucks:
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BFGoodrich® Tires Launches Outstanding Trails ProgramPRESS RELEASE BFGoodrich Tires, in conjunction with Tread Lightly and United Four Wheel Drive Associations (UFWDA), announced today the launch of its Outstanding Trails program. The Outstanding Trails program highlights some of the best off-road trails in the country and is dedicated to the responsible use and preservation of these off-road trails and will aid in the effort to keep these trails sustainable. ... ... Upper Tellico OHV Area, Trail #4, located in the Natahala National Forest, is located in North Carolina where Tennessee, South Carolina and Georgia meet. |
| PRESS RELEASE Off Camber 4WD club signs up for North Carolina Department of
Transporation's Adopt-A-Highway program. The two mile section of road,
located near Murphy, NC, will be visited by club member on a quarterly
basis to pick up trash. |
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For more information, read the announcement by clicking here. For complete info, go to www.ormhof.com |
Oil Filter StudyEver wanted to know which oil filter brands are made by which manufacturers?
What about a thorough analysis of their construction? |
2007 Jeep WranglerJanuary 9, 2006: Video of the debut:
Video of the Jeep driving on a dirt road (bad music and lame 4-wheeling,
but good view of the Wrangler): News stories, photos, and observations about the 2007 Wrangler at rockcrawler.com: Click here |
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December 2005 Listen to the weekly radio show 4 Wheeling Today on your computer every Tuesday at 9:00 pm Eastern, hosted by radio personality and avid 4-wheeler Bob Crandall. This hour-long show covers trail rides, announcements, politics, events, and conservation issues. You can call in during the show at 1-877-849-2854 or reach Bob by . Did you miss the last show? You can catch up on all the old shows in the archives on the web site. |
BFGoodrich Tires Off-Road Racing Set To Hit Theatres In Dust To Glory MoviePRESS RELEASE New Movie Documents Legendary Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 Desert Race BFGoodrich tires, the World's Toughest Off-Road Tires, are set to hit the big screen once again when the new off-road racing documentary, Dust To Glory, premiers tomorrow in Los Angeles, Calif. ... |
Forest Service PraiseSpring 2004 |
| October 26, 2003 The K&I 4 Wheelers were featured in an article in the Louisville Courier-Journal about Kentucky ORV areas. Click here to read it. |
| October 10, 2003 USA Today published a positive story on people using SUVs on organized backcountry group outings. Click here to read it. |
| October 2003 Southern Living magazine wrote a great article about Southern Jeeps club. Click here to read it. |
| September 28, 2003 Gary Parsons contacted the Knoxville paper and set up a trail ride. Plum Crazzed Jeep Club went to Windrock and a Knoxville News Sentinel reporter went along. Read their story here. |
| February 27, 2003 Gary Parsons, our Director of Public Relations, defends and promotes responsible 4-wheeling in a letter to the editor in The Daily Times. Click here to read it |