Saturday, May 10th was the GBR 4WD Club’s annual Mud 4 Blood event in conjunction with LifeSouth and other Atlanta area 4WD clubs.
We had a great event this year, and here are a couple of video clips from the event.
This first clip is the Georgia Rock Rods setting up one of their several parking set-ups. Through-out the day, they re-arranged their rigs in different stacking combinations. The crowd seemed to enjoy the setting up as much as the vehicles once they were in formation.
One of the fans of the stacked Jeeps was my son Garrett. He thought it was terribly cool. He was asking why we didn’t have our minivan parked on top of the dually and project Commando at home…
There will be a video compilation of the sights of Mud 4 Blood coming soon… And save a day in early May for next year’s event.
If you are a blood donor in the Atlanta area… or if you want to be, the GBR 4WD Club is hosting its 5th Annual 
here is also a silent auction of cool prizes and parts. This year’s silent auction will be benefiting 
Almost every club I have been involved in has had a member or three just want to make sure that some parts or cars found a good home. In some cases, they were parts that were tough to find. In other cases, it was a cheap price because the seller wanted to make sure that someone was going to car for the toy. Finally, by joining together with other enthusiasts, you can accomplish great things. Oddly, nobody talks about it, but every car club, 4wd club and motorcycle club I have ever come across seems to have adopted some charity or cause. Usually it is because a member has had some connection at some time. And, these groups of enthusiasts band together and promote the cause. Toy drives at Christmas, Charity Runs, Blood Drives and all sorts of other events raise money and awareness.