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Club Meeting:
Our next club meetings are typically held the first Saturday of the month at 7pm both in person and via conference call. Be sure to RSVP on the Members Only page, as a courtesy to the host, who will be preparing for the numbers that attend. Guests are still encouraged to contact us on the Guest Page as you are still welcome to dial-in to connect with us! Come and hear what we are all about! Trail Ride: Our next Event is typically held on the 3rd Saturday of the month. See Members Only page for details and to RSVP. Keep in mind that the Jeep wave has always been an acceptable way of saying "Hi" and keeping your social distance! See the guest page for more information and to sign up for future rides, as all are welcome! |
Jerry Budnick was honored as the 2022 recipient of the Baldy Pohl Award as the Wolverine Four-Wheeler of the Year at our annual Christmas party. Congratulations, Jerry!! Remember when? The Wolverines hosted truck shows from 2002 to 2013 and we had a dedicated web site for it. We were on the cutting edge almost 20 years ago! Our first show was held at the Chrysler museum in Auburn Hills and from there we moved to the Livonia area where it was hosted for a number of years. Check it out! LINK TO TRUCK SHOW WEB SITE
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About Us
We are a suburban Detroit-based club established in 1965. We currently have over twenty families involved, with members of all ages. We are a family-oriented club that enjoys trail riding, camping and other social events. The only qualification to join is to be interested in four-wheel drive vehicles. Activities we participate in include four-wheel outings most months, technical sessions and contributions to charity.
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Size and Age Don't Matter
Our club has both vintage and newer model four wheel drive vehicles. Our trail rides are open as we welcome stock vehicles all the way up to rock crawlers. Being family friendly we welcome kids of all ages including those young at heart!
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We Support Responsible Four Wheeling
Through education and training along with proper management we can all be good stewards of our wilderness. Many of these organizations provide legislative outreach and general communications to each of us.
Formed in 1976, United Four Wheel Drive Associations is the only International Organization that represents you, the 4×4 enthusiast, exclusively. Entirely comprised of fellow enthusiasts, United (UFWDA) understands the issues that impact your lifestyle. Anti-access groups spend tremendous sums of money to close the areas where we all enjoy our sport. As part of our club's membership each member is also enrolled as a United Four Wheel Drive Association member as well.
The Great Lakes Four Wheel Drive Association (GLFWDA) is a non-profit organization built around four wheel drive vehicles, their owners, and the land we use them on. GLFWDA works to bring together these users with organized events such as camping trips, casual trail rides, and weekend wheeling trips.GLFWDA also acts as the region's voice to help keep our trails open so that we can continue to use our land and enjoy these outdoor activities for generations to come. GLFWDA is also active in land use issues and ORV trail maintenance activities in many parts of the region on both public and private lands. We enjoy an excellent reputation with Land Use managers as a group of responsible land users who are concerned about environmental issues and motorized access. We often field crews of volunteers with all the necessary skills, equipment, and training to handle diverse projects including clean up, fencing, signage and, trail maintenance. The Wolverine Four Wheelers are also members of GLFWDA.
Sharetrails.Org/BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) is a respected national recreation group that champions responsible use of public and private lands, and encourages individual environmental stewardship. With members in all 50 states, Sharetrails/BRC is focused on building enthusiast involvement with organizational efforts through membership, outreach, education, and collaboration among recreationists.
Formed in 1976, United Four Wheel Drive Associations is the only International Organization that represents you, the 4×4 enthusiast, exclusively. Entirely comprised of fellow enthusiasts, United (UFWDA) understands the issues that impact your lifestyle. Anti-access groups spend tremendous sums of money to close the areas where we all enjoy our sport. As part of our club's membership each member is also enrolled as a United Four Wheel Drive Association member as well.
The Great Lakes Four Wheel Drive Association (GLFWDA) is a non-profit organization built around four wheel drive vehicles, their owners, and the land we use them on. GLFWDA works to bring together these users with organized events such as camping trips, casual trail rides, and weekend wheeling trips.GLFWDA also acts as the region's voice to help keep our trails open so that we can continue to use our land and enjoy these outdoor activities for generations to come. GLFWDA is also active in land use issues and ORV trail maintenance activities in many parts of the region on both public and private lands. We enjoy an excellent reputation with Land Use managers as a group of responsible land users who are concerned about environmental issues and motorized access. We often field crews of volunteers with all the necessary skills, equipment, and training to handle diverse projects including clean up, fencing, signage and, trail maintenance. The Wolverine Four Wheelers are also members of GLFWDA.
Sharetrails.Org/BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC) is a respected national recreation group that champions responsible use of public and private lands, and encourages individual environmental stewardship. With members in all 50 states, Sharetrails/BRC is focused on building enthusiast involvement with organizational efforts through membership, outreach, education, and collaboration among recreationists.
