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Smith Ford Incorporated

412 E Motel Dr
Lordsburg, NM 88045
(575) 542-3552

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Smith Ford

412 E Motel Dr
Lordsburg, NM 88045
(505) 542-3551

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Sixes are wild. . .: by cpousnr on Mon Jul 23 20:13:18 PDT 2001; Not hearing anything spoog. I'm six hours away...my president is sending me six hundred bucks so I have the money to meet and wheel...I'm doing these 6 areas as a prerun, Ophir, Imogene, Engineer, Cinnamon, Animas Fork and Wheeler Geo. area...the loop is 66 miles long...taking 6 Ranger/Bronco's... Just feel lucky...Oh, you know the area, right?http://www.narrowgauge.org/4x4/html/4X4.html

xenala: by rickc5 on Wed Aug 09 20:48:12 PDT 2000; I sure wouldn't want to go through an experience like that. I have 4-wheeled (in an '89 Toyota PU) the area around Animas Forks where this took place and there are some really tough trails there WITHOUT trying to make a new one. In that area I encountered a guy carrying his fixed flat tire back to his truck (he had TWO flats). I offered him a ride back to his vehicle, but after a mile or so on an easy road, I saw the trail he had gone up (by himself). I had to decline my offer. It was one of the worst trails I have ever seen. Steep and FULL of sharp rocks. Not even on the map. My wife and I were alone and I had no desire to copy his problems. He only had about 1/2 mile left to go when I chickened out. It would have been a very long hike back to Silverton. Those Texans are 1) truly lucky to be alive and 2) thankful there are some good samaritans out there.

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