I was there....the old Glamis store....hand pump 10 gallons of gas...gravity would do the rest...many very fun weekends when the real Competition Hill existed. At night it was real colorful with the rotating lights on many buggies. Lots of raw horsepower.
This is great! Pure, no rangers, wheelies on the highway. Looks like freedom! Im going this weekend, and I am so stressed out about the Ranger/ Sheriff's. They are out for blood.
My GREAT Uncle still has his corvair Tunnel Rail. He still takes to buttercup, we call it a wheel stand. I am 26 and have been going to Imperial since the Womb. i Genuinely appreciate your video, Thanks
Crazy because I was born in 78 and remember the old school buggies and balloon tire 3 wheelers. I never got the chance to ride down the old interstate 8 but parts of it are still there and I'm glad I didn't. This was hardcore duning. Now if you have a deep wallet you can go show off.
Great Video, Ive got some old 8mm vids of my dad and his friends playing in the dunes WAY back when,,do you know what year(s) this footage was taken? Thanks! Mike
Cool. No 5 points, no A pillars, no long travel. NO RUTS! Just fun. Hope you don't mind but I shared the video on GlamisDunes . com. Thanks for sharing with the rest of us.
Look how much smoother the dunes looked back then. All these stupid 3,000 lb long travel buggys are messing up the dunes making deep trenches with their huge machines. And look how much simpler and happier people were back then.....GO HOME TRENDYS!!!!
hey Steve I watched your video, old school glais from 1968 b Jeff Rogers, my family is in it, it stops at 13 min in, but I see that it's 33 min long I would like to see the whole video. My dad built old school rails with Jeff and is in drag scene whete it curs off, can you send me the full video?
+Cindy Cordova I'll have to try to find the discs that Jeff gave me. I tried to burn that one out several times and It kept doing the same thing. When I find it I'll give it a go again, Regards, Perk
Hi Steve, we are trying to get in touch with Jeff Rogers to enquire about licensing a clip from this video for a documentary. Would you be able to help? Just respond to this message and I'll send you an email address to get in touch on (or give us yours). Look forward to hearing from you.