Club of the year?

Your Hot Dog Guy!

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I know of several clubs that does some great stuff as far as volunteer work at URE and helping with their community or with under priveledged kids or whatever. If there are some new members on NC4X4 and who are looking to join a club for the first time, who stands out in your mind as a great club?NO PRIZES ARE GIVEN FOR YOUR ANSWERS! Maybe you think the rest of us would like to know some things that your, or other clubs have done to help out.
 
Club of the year...thats a great idea Terry.

CTB is about to turn 40 years old...That means alot right there.

BDB...well what else can you say about these guys and gals. They're absolutely everywhere...always helping out and showing up in force.

CNC...Rock corps..Mud devils..4x4 everyone...AND MANY OTHERS!!!

NC is really a great place, if you're looking to join a 4x4 club.




C'mon yall, lets hear your favorite 4x4 club and why!!
 
Dylan W. said:
Club of the year...thats a great idea Terry.
CTB is about to turn 40 years old...That means alot right there.
BDB...well what else can you say about these guys and gals. They're absolutely everywhere...always helping out and showing up in force.
CNC...Rock corps..Mud devils..4x4 everyone...AND MANY OTHERS!!!
NC is really a great place, if you're looking to join a 4x4 club.
C'mon yall, lets hear your favorite 4x4 club and why!!
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My vote is for all of the above.
Because we all share a common passion.
Off roading.
 
Well said Paul. I will say this about the clubs in NC, try to go to one clubs event and not see other clubs supporting each other, won't happen.
It's awesome to see the Boggers roll in somewhere, example the flats, and the pull up to see Chip and the rest of the Rock Corp guys, only to see JC from the CTB sitting there with some of there club and pulling to the end of the parking area to see the Muddevils sitting there. The whole time passing the Trailjammer guys who are chatting with some CNC guys. Well you don't have to imagine this, you had to be at a fund raiser for a member of the Rock Corp, this happened this year several times....
I'm Proud to say when the destress flag goes up the clubs of NC answer!!!
 
I agree with a lot of what has been said here.I see clubs supporting each other at events.I have also seen the clubs intermingle.I gotta vote for 4X4 everyone though.I joined this club earlier this year after a long Hiatus from Wheeling to get married and have two Kids.I was welcomed as though I had known all the guys my entire life and the events I went to were great.Jimmy and Len make you feel right at home and are both long time wheelers.They really go out of their way to make you Feel Like family and I think that is probably what it's about more than anything.Since joining I have personally seen Len give and give and give to people in the group.We don't pay dues so I can't imagine what he gains from giving so hardily of himself to every group member that asks.I think this group has gone through tremendous growth and to over look them in any way in their first year as a group seems unfair to me.It's not just Jimmy and Len either,man this is just a great group of guys!!!Just my vote and my 2 cents though.
 
Big Dixie Boggers

These guys took me in as a rookie. Still am.
Gotta vote for the BDB.
It's a part of me now.
My friends, my people.
BDB forever.
 
I know there are more stories than this!
 
Well Of course my vote goes to CNC4x4 to start since i have been a member with them for over 10 years now.

CNC does a lot of stuff no one knows about.

From having our own monthly trail clean ups to members bringing backhoes, tractors, etc to URE to build new culverts, trail work, etc. we do a lot of bad weather assistance in times when it is needed. We Donate money to orgs, (local and distant) etc.

CNC is a very close family oriented group with lots of kids 6 and under around but we still have big buggies that like to play hard etc..

of course I will tip my hat to all the other NC clubs for the work they do also.. I know one thing about NC is we may all be part of different clubs but we all want to keep the trails open, help others that need help and from what I see all the clubs in NC are willing to support all the other clubs in NC
 
My vote goes to rock corps. To have open invites I wouldn't know the trail jammers or anyone else without the opportunity they provided. And to have a special invite were so many clubs stepped up to donate and give away prizes to help a fellow wheeler in need just shows our communities compassion. I just wish the guys wouldn't work so hard during the invites and get there rigs on the trails more!
 
I am affiliated with two clubs. The Carolina Trail Blazers, and Rock Corps 4X4 LLC.
The Carolina Trail Blazers as many know we are coming up on our 40th year in existence. We are the oldest club in Southern Four wheel Drive association, if not one of the biggest in there. We are part of United four Wheel Drive Association, and Blue Ridge Coalition. We have helped families, children and donated 1000's of dollars to other clubs members and the effort to keep wheeling places open. We are a non profit organization that is open to membership to anyone who has the love of getting out and riding trails.

Rock Corps 4X4 is a new club. Only organized nearly two years ago. What started with 6 members has grown to over 50 in a short time. We lease and maintain a piece of property many have already seen known as The Flats.Without numbers in front of me, I will venture to say we have raised in excess of $10,000 over the last year and a half to help out some individuals and families in need due to circumstances beyond their control. We have given toys and funds to the local Social Services to help meet their growing quota of kids in need. We do this by holding open invites, benefit rides at our property, and through membership dues.

I couldn't in all good conscience go with out mentioning The Big Dixie Boggers. I know for a fact they have raised a lot of funds over the years to help out their community. The BDB is more than a club, they are a brother(and sister)hood. One of the closest-nit group of wheelers I have ever known. They go out of their way to help each other, and others when the needs arise.

CNC, while a quiet group by todays standards, they are a group of doers. Can't go to URE and not see the labors they have produced.

And the many other clubs and groups that contribute in many other ways if only to support the efforts of the above mentioned clubs in their efforts.

The Wheeling community in a whole is a group I am very happy to be associated with
 
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