Canadian Nissan Truck Club

Good afternoon Guys/ladies,

I was just wondering if there are any members from the Niagara/Hamilton area. I was out on Saturday on one of my favourite old farm roads and came upon a couple of deep mud puddles that I was hesitant to go through as I had my daughters with me and no second truck to help if I got stuck. So I had to bail on the trail before I could finish but if someone were nearby and wanted to go out I am willing to take a Saturday or Sunday and show the girls what off roading is really about. I'm Currently in Welland but by the end of June I'm relocating to Hamilton mountain.

Thanks,

Scott

I'm from Port Colborne, but being military, I'm living in Quebec now, so it doesn't help ya, heh.

There is a Southern Ontario 4x4 facebook club if you wish to wheel with not just Nissans.

I'll have to check that out.

Not many cntc peeps in your area. There is a rookie run June 6 in Minden on a real trail. Just a option. I hear the mud up by you is awful.

Hey ScottS75 I also belong to SONTT which is a Toyota truck club but a bunch of the guys I have known for almost 30 years. Look up their web site they accept all types of truck with out to much ribbing it gives me a second option to get out with like minded guys and girls. I am from the Woodstock area so like you I have to drive forever to get out to any real offroading I had my share of mud when I was younger and stay away from it as much as I can now just because I hate cleaning afterward. SONTT has a run coming up June 19th to 21st up to McWirter lake. Not sure where we will wheel on Saturday this year but it is just a get away and camp, meet some new peeps along with a little fishing if you are into that. We try to head out on the Saturday some where for a little wheeling. With all that being said if any other CNTC members are interested I know you would all be welcome. Sort of a get away to nature meet and greet

ScottS75 wrote:Good afternoon Guys/ladies,

I was just wondering if there are any members from the Niagara/Hamilton area. I was out on Saturday on one of my favourite old farm roads and came upon a couple of deep mud puddles that I was hesitant to go through as I had my daughters with me and no second truck to help if I got stuck. So I had to bail on the trail before I could finish but if someone were nearby and wanted to go out I am willing to take a Saturday or Sunday and show the girls what off roading is really about. I'm Currently in Welland but by the end of June I'm relocating to Hamilton mountain.

Thanks,

Scott

Scott, you did the smart thing in turning around, especially with little ones on board. Luckily you didn't get stuck turning around. Was this Mud & 20?

Like gtilford mentions, I have heard good things about SONTT. Another member here, cruiser romey, recommends them and romey is good people so I trust his judgement. I haven't gone out with them yet due to family constraints but would like to some time.