Advice is worth what you pay for it!
Jeep Jamboree unusual rig requirement
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Advice is worth what you pay for it!
Thats what she said!
For some reason I'm seeing an oriental lady saying that.
Jerry when are you joing the local ROMEO CLUB? (Retired Old Men Eating Out)...they seem to be all over in FL. You even get matching shirts...lol
The last group I'd join would be one that requires matching shirts. Especially one that is all geezers (like me).
I did the Jeep Jamboree USA Rubicon trail one in 2020, at the time they didn't allow older than TJ, and 35's. I asked why the limit and they said three things:
1. they experienced more break downs on average for older vehicles
2. it was harder and costlier for them to get parts and provide support for older (and frequently more custom) vehicles
3. Given 1 and 2 as true, and given the even sells out in less than 20 minutes, it is just good business sense to limit them.
I expect this expidition is no different, and if it sells out fast with this limit, as a business why would they want to incur more work/expense?
Our experience btw on the JJUSA Rubicon trip was excellent. We kept moving for the most part with only a few delays while they cleared a broken vehicle from the trail. The support and the spotting were on point and far above any other event we've done.
Finally, it seems this expedition event limits groups to 8 participant vehicles (likely increasing their own cost), so those complaining about this as a large group sitting in line type of event are off base a bit.
$2500 thats a Joke.
I see those Kooks with every item from the catalog bolted on and I just shake my head.
If I were closer I show up in a flat fender and fly them the bird.
I see those Kooks with every item from the catalog bolted on and I just shake my head.
If I were closer I show up in a flat fender and fly them the bird.
02GreenTJ
TJ Enthusiast
I went on Sierra trek this year. Totally recommend it. The traffic was really bad took us 11 hours to get through, but it’s fun to hang out and watch the winch hills while you’re waiting in a beautiful area. I’ll probably go again next year
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This sounds like something I’d rather pay to not attend.
The only JL owner Ive actually talked to was some kid outside of my apartment with his friends who made fun of my rig for not having Dana 60s, ARBs, and beadlocks. It’s as if he was reading to me from a 4WD parts magazine.
This same kid bashed in the body of his stock Rubicon his first time out and said he hates it and only has it bc his dad couldn’t find him a Bronco.
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You drive a hard bargain but fine, send me 500 bucks and I won't let you go.
I regularly heard 'me love you for long time' from the b-girls at the local bars when I was stationed overseas. One remembered me for some reason when I was back at the same bar months later and she put on a pouty face and angrily said 'you numbah ten-thou GI, you buttahfly me!' (buttafly meaning butterfly visiting other flowers).
P. S. No I was not partaking of the services they were offering.
I regularly heard 'me love you for long time' from the b-girls at the local bars when I was stationed overseas. One remembered me for some reason when I was back at the same bar months later and she put on a pouty face and angrily said 'you numbah ten-thou GI, you buttahfly me!' (buttafly meaning butterfly visiting other flowers).
Ahhhh, thank you for your service???
Sign me up!
Do we get matching shirts?