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BIG NEWS: Toyota Tacoma parts are now available at ExtremeTerrain!

With the arrival of 2005+ Tacoma parts to ExtremeTerrain’s store comes our first-ever Tacoma Parts Giveaway!The “Transform Your Tacoma Giveaway” will award one finalist with a $5,000 parts package of their choice from ExtremeTerrain.com. Participants are encouraged to enter daily, for the most chances to win, before the official deadline 11/30/2018.

Enter here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/tacom...-giveaway.html

Since many of your viewers and faithful fans have Tacomas in their household, would you consider sharing this news with the masses at exploringnh.com? I have included a MEDIA KIT with official press release and creative imagery to streamline this request but if you need anything additionally, do not hesitate to ask!

Keep truckin',

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Being able to tell the difference between a JK and JL Wrangler is a feat, none-the-less being able to tell the differences between trim levels. Because of this, ExtremeTerrain put together this nifty video with Sport S, Sahara and Rubicon trimmed JL’s side-by-side, for an in-depth comparison and explanation.

View September’s Throttle Out episode here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/throt...-sept2018.html

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You asked for it and we listened! This month’s Throttle Out from ExtremeTerrain (XT) features the top 7 Jeep off-roading recovery techniques you need to know.

In this episode, XT host Ryan Huck visits Rausch Creek Off-road Park in Pine Grove, PA to demonstrate some recovery gear and methods—Super useful when you find yourself in a sticky situation!

You can watch it here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/throttle-out-oct2018.html

Since we thought your fans would enjoy this type of content, I have created MEDIA KIT with official press release and images. Are you able to publish something for XT’s October Throttle Out on exploringnh.com this month?

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ExtremeTerrain’s (XT) Clean Trails Initiative Program has been committed to providing funding to 4x4 Clubs and Organizations for off-road trail improvements since 2015. XT’s Clean Trails Initiative was founded, not just to fund cleanups, restorations and trail expansions, but, also, to combat the negative stigma sometimes associated with the motorized recreational off-road community.

We wanted to provide you with an update on the program, as we have recently expanded the eligibility requirements to allow more clubs, specifically off-road parks and environmental organizations, the opportunity to apply for XT’s Clean Trails Initiative grants. Additionally, we have recently approved 14 more grants for the summer and fall of 2018 for a grand total of 43 grants and $12,650 in funding for trail improvements across the country.

You can find out more about the program uses, eligibility, requirements, and participants here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/clean...e-program.html

Can you help us spread the word on exploringnh.com so we can fund more trail improvements projects in 2019? I have included a MEDIA KITwith official press release as well as creative materials to aid in this request. Please let me know if you need anything additionally to make a Clean Trails announcement on exploringnh.com a possibility.

Keep wheelin’,

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Ryan’s TJ Wrangler was getting a little long in the tooth and from a practicality standpoint, it wasn’t the best choice for a daily driver—especially with his long commute. To add some creature comforts to his daily routine, Ryan recently scooped his 2018 JL 2-door equipped with 4-cylinder turbo-mill and 8-speed automatic. He’ll explain his choices and provide you with an introduction in ExtremeTerrain’s newest Throttle Out Episode.

You can watch it here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/throt...oct2018-2.html

If this is something you think would interest your fans and viewer at exploringnh.com please use the provided MEDIA KIT, equipped with official press release and imagery, for your coverage on exploringnh.com.

Keep Wheelin’,

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Did you know there’s exactly one month left for ExtremeTerrain’s lift-kit giveaway? Dubbed the “Lifted and Loaded Giveaway”, entrants can enter daily until 11/30/2018 for the best chances of winning. One grand-finalist will be selected on or around 12/7/2018.



To sign-up, visit our entry form: https://www.extremeterrain.com/extre...-giveaway.html

Do you think your viewers and fans of exploringnh.com could use a new lift kit on their Wrangler? Please use thisMEDIA KIT to help us spread the news on this giveaway while there is still plenty of time left to enter.

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https://www.extremeterrain.com/raxio...ler-parts.html

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ExtremeTerrain video host Ryan Huck recently visited his “happy place” at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park in Pine Grove, PA with both of his Wranglers, new and old, to have a little fun and see how capable his stock JL is in comparison to his modified TJ. Ryan takes both Jeeps through a series of trails, from easiest to most complicated, to see if the stock JL could keep up with his trusty old TJ.

Watch it here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/throttleout-feb2019.html

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ExtremeTerrain video host Ryan Huck recently visited his “happy place” at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park in Pine Grove, PA with both of his Wranglers, new and old, to have a little fun and see how capable his stock JL is in comparison to his modified TJ. Ryan takes both Jeeps through a series of trails, from easiest to most complicated, to see if the stock JL could keep up with his trusty old TJ.

Watch it here: https://www.extremeterrain.com/throttleout-feb2019.html

Cool video. The JL did good for having highway tires. A simple tire change would have got him over that last obstacle.

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Some parts require little to no instruction to install—just lick and stick! Other items can be a little more complicated, requiring some additional guidance. On ExtremeTerrain.com, many of the thousands of products available include install guides on their product page to assist customers in the research and installation of their new parts. Some of these guides are submitted by the manufacturer, others are submitted by our customers. When our customers go out of their way to create install guides where they’re needed to help other customers, ExtremeTerrain takes the extra step to issue up to $200 to thank the author.

Although this program has been ongoing since 2014, issuing over $110,000 in store credit since its inception, this is the first time we are going public to announce it. We thought some of your fans and viewers at exploringnh.com might enjoy making some guides and earning some parts for their Wrangler or Tacoma. What do you think?Many of our current install guide authors feel it’s a fun and easy way to earn mods.

Visit https://www.extremeterrain.com/insta...ubmission.html to download the starting template and learn more about XT’s Install Guide Submission Program today.

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Work trucks get it done by tackling the toughest of tasks. From hauling to towing, flinging mud and rocks from the job site—work trucks are always thought of as function over form. With that, Adam Maqboul from AmericanTrucks (AT) produced this episode of AT’s “The Haul” titled “The 7 Parts You Need For Your 2014 Chevy Silverado Work Truck”.

Watch it here: https://www.americantrucks.com/the-h...s-feb2018.html

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T’S HERE! IT’S FINALLY HERE! Americans have been deprived of new Ranger ownership since production ceased in 2011 stateside. After a brief hiatus, the Ranger is back and it’s time for you to decide whether it’s better than ever.

AmericanTrucks.com (AT) recently acquired their 2019 Ford Ranger XLT SuperCrew and AT’s own Justin Dugan gave it a thorough onceover including a dyno test and test drive. An expert in all things blue oval, JD provides his take on the highly-anticipated Ranger and whether the 8-year wait was worth it.

Watch it here: https://www.americantrucks.com/the-haul-feb2019.html

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For over 10 years, Go Topless Day® (GTD) has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for charitable organizations by Jeepers around the world. This year, ExtremeTerrain (XT) is sponsoring the 12th annual GTD on May 18, 2019 and we are looking to make it bigger and better than ever!

Last year alone, over $120k was donated to charitable causes through 150+ hosted events and this year XT is looking to include 350 hosts in hopes to increase the impact more than two-fold. To do so, we are looking for more Jeep clubs to sign-up as a host. There are several benefits to becoming a host for GTD including free Essentials Kits, discounts, as well as the ability to pick which charity your group will support. By raising a minimum of $500, XT will contribute an additional $500 toward the cause of their choice.

Wanna’ learn more? Visit: https://www.extremeterrain.com/go-topless-day-hub.html
To sign-up as a host: https://www.extremeterrain.com/go-topless-day-hub.html

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will ENH will be hosting a event ?

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I looked into it but there are 3 other events in NH that same weekend so I decided not to try to compete with those events.