also, you dont necessarily NEED every little accessory just to visit moab, in fact, a completely stock vehicross as no issues doing 75% of the trails in moab.
Sure, it helps to have a tow strap, compressor, roof rack, spare tire, etc. but it certainly isnt necessary.
To be completely honest, with this group of people, pretty much anything you forget....dub probably has an extra one laying around. He will usually loan parts to people if they ask nicely, but you will probably owe him some favors back in the long run. 
(i know i do. Dont mean to offer all of your spares dub, but you know its true 
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point is, get you and your VX to moab, with whatever you would like to bring and you will quickly learn the rest
(also, pretty much anything you forget can be 'gotten' in moab, the town is pretty well suited for people forgetting important parts of their trip)
also, billy touched on spotting and following. This is one of the more important things to learn in order for your car to be safe and to make sure you end up on the right trails.
Just ask around at the stoop which trails will suit you, and the group will lead you to the right group of 'fellow VX'ers', depending on your skill level. Usually that means you either stick with the easy, moderate or difficult group. If you want an easier and less 'vx bashing' trip, stick with someone like Sue (vxkat) or mark (mshardeman), both of their VX's are prestine and they take very good care of them, they are safe to follow
If your looking for more of a challenge follow billy (triathlete), me, jo (jofotoz), swede (bigswede), etc.
cant wait to meet you Ty.
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Originally Posted by Triathlete
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