T33 Plane Crash Trail Guide with a stock wrangler on 32s
Stock Jeep Wrangler does T33 plane crash trail near Boulder Colorado in a trail guide for wranglers, Cherokees, renegades, off-road Toyotas, and all others. The trail takes you to a plane crash of a T33. we’ll talk about the wreck in the video. This trail is also known as the Bunce School Road Plane Crash trail. The trail is covered in Funtreks North Colorado Book as well as TrailsOffroad.
Intro: 00:00
Trailhead: 00:49
Go Left: 1:21
Rough Begins: 1:51
Obstacle 1: 2:10
Rock Garden: 2:58
Obstacle 2: 3:54
Go Right: 5:20
Obstacle 3: 5:40
Tight in trees: 6:59
Parking: 7:07
Crash Site: 7:21
Zach’s XJ: 8:20
KL Preview: 8:50
Drivers:
Zach Huck: Jeep Cherokee XJ, more on that in future videos
Dewie Jones: JK Rubicon – 3.6L, Manual, STOCK, 32in Kenda Klevers (see tire review video)
Channel Info:
My name is Dewie Jones and I’m the reluctant host, videographer, and video editor for the channel. I’ve daily driven a wrangler my entire driving life starting with a 1997 TJ and now I’m in a nine year old 2012 JK. I like the challenge of driving a stock wrangler on tough trails. My buds are not new to wheeling either, but for their own specific reasons, now wheel aggressive SUV based off-roaders like KL Cherokees, 4Runners, Land Cruisers, VW Touregs, and Renegades. We decided Colorado Mallcrawlers was a funny name so that’s how we got here.
For trail planning, I use the Funtreks Books (amazon search: Funtreks books). I have the current editions of the Colorado books and Moab. I finish up my trail planning with trails offroad as they can sometimes have more detail as well as user submitted current conditions feedback. I’m testing GPS apps and currently don’t use one. Here’s my video that tells you how I do it.
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I believe it is called trail 203, off of trail 202, and that is off of trail 105, Off of bounce school road, on highway 7 between Allenspark, and the junction with CO 72 South. It is NOT called T-33, that is simply the name of the model of plane that crashed into the mountain after losing visual reference back in the 50's or 60's. The wreckage is still there, after you get to the top, park along the buck and rail fence. They are only about 75-100 yards past the fence.
This was an awesome video! I’m glad I came across your channel. I also am from CO, and wheel a Toyota Tundra and a Lexus GX470. I will start posting wheeling vids soon!
4:51 is where I flopped my pinzgauer 710K going downhill. I thought I was better centered on the V but instead dropped my left front wheel more than I could articulate and slow motion onto my side. My mistake was going too slow and a brake tap was the final momentum that took me over! If I had romped the steps I would have stayed upright. 4 guys and a 4 wheeler uprighted me within a few minutes. Great destination trail. I've also done this trail many times in stock gen3 4runner. I never air down because I am lazy.
Just did this trail this weekend, lots of fun.
Jeep and Toyotas only huh?
Guess I'll have to get down there this summer and do a Nissan evaluation for those of us who operate outside the lines!
Subbed anyway lol!
So I was thinking of purchasing that same front bumper (redrocks stubby???) How do you like it? Thick material? Well built??
I did T33 with a lifted 100 LC on stock wheels/tires like your buddy's Cotton back in August with a buddy in a stock '19 Taco. We did fine.
Just a recommendation for the overhearing XJ, Mishimoto radiator and thermostat. Heavy duty electric fans, with hood vents by Be Cool hood louvers. Makes a world of difference, speaking from experience. Not trying to tell you what to do. I also put in a kill switch for the fans for deep water crossings. Hope this helps.
Just found your channel and subbed. Live in WA but love your channel because I own a JK and a KL Trailhawk (wife’s ha!).
Your narration of these vids is great. Your informative approach really helps avoid biting off more than you can chew & keep it fun. Hit me up if you ever want a tj along ;D
Great video Dewie! I’ve never heard of T33 but it does look fun, even for a hard difficulty. Lol. I’m not one to deflate my tires, but I probably should get more in the habit of doing so.
This is a great guide. Haven’t been in a while but it looks like the trail hasn’t been rearranged too much. Let me know if you have any snow wheeling coming up.
I have no problem with you making fun of toyotas….
Very helpful video. Someday I'll get to CO and I'll use your video guides to get around. I have deflators and an air compressor in my Jeep. However I'm sure that there are lots of people who like to explore but not have those items. By you showing aired up tires it give a more realistic experience on the trail.
Awesome video !! Cant wait for the other ones.
Awesome videos man! One small piece of feedback regarding the editing (since you’ve asked for it 😉 It feels like there is a lot of vignetting in some clips—especially at the end. Have you thought of bringing that styling down? It’s a bit distracting to the eyes. Keep em coming!
Hahahaha I am rolling
Your a great commentator. Love all the education I get about off-roading and cool general information from you. Keep up the good work.
Nice video. My Dad and I did this a few years back in his Tacoma on 32's and 3" lift. I want to get my JLU up there.
Post this on Facebook jeep enthusiasts, Jeep renegade and Jeep Cherokee groups like I did and that’s got u a lot more subscribers
Great video!! Tell me about the shirt. Mid south Jeeps?
Thank you for posting! I enjoy the intro screen, always look to see how you describe yourself – tongue in cheek! And you're right, in some videos I see trail-specific builds: 6" lift kit, 40" tires – so yeah, you expect THOSE to ease over rocks. But I like how your rig is stock and, because it's a Jeep, is still able and capable. Because as you said in a previous video, not everyone has a Rubicon, not everyone has a lift or a compressor. Your videos are a welcome departure. Thank you again!
Great video as always. This trail is so fun and super close to home for me. Can’t wait to get up there but my XJ is just being a problem after problem so hopefully by spring it’s ready.
First rule, dont listen to complaints. The comments will be full of idiots like this toyota friend comment. Dont apologize when people dont get the joke… So annoying
A shame you didn’t take a KL along with you …
Another excellent video!!!! Your Crew would be fun to go wheeling with… I'm definitely not as hardcore as the renegades?!! Keep up the videos!!!
The 100 would be fine, if you can make it, so can the wife haha.
When you doing the chutes at 7 mile
Hello. wow amazing trail. great video i enjoyed watching/ Gosia
I ride a 2014 grand cherokee limited with air ride suspension. Blew my front tire last time i took her out climbing. Was still tons of fun.
Do you have a website with a list of events that others can join?
This is definitely one of my favorite close to town trails, can't wait to get up there in the spring now that the xj is finally trail worthy