The year was 2012 when I made one of the worst decisions of my life. I sold my 2001 TJ and i have missed it dearly since. Last year the opportunity was bestowed upon me to move to Guam and i jumped right on it. Upon arriving i had grandiose ideas of what vehicle to buy, when all of a sudden like a dope slap from the past it hit me. I NEEDED another TJ. Enter this 2005 beauty. These are just some of my pictures from wheeling this past month at the Tank farm out here in the Pacific.
As you can tell some of the vehicles depicted below are not Jeeps. I was befriended by some gents who wheel their 90's Suzuki Jimnys from Japan. My first thought was, "I am going to be pulling these little guys out of the clay all day." I couldn't have been more wrong. Without fail i was the first to succumb to the pit of despair at the trail head. These guys swept in like skilled repo men and removed my befuddled jeep from its 4 foot deep temporary home.
All in all i am glad to be back in the TJ family, and i cannot wait to keep making this jeep the offroading powerhouse it deserves to be. Hope yall enjoy some pictures from the other side of the world.
As you can tell some of the vehicles depicted below are not Jeeps. I was befriended by some gents who wheel their 90's Suzuki Jimnys from Japan. My first thought was, "I am going to be pulling these little guys out of the clay all day." I couldn't have been more wrong. Without fail i was the first to succumb to the pit of despair at the trail head. These guys swept in like skilled repo men and removed my befuddled jeep from its 4 foot deep temporary home.
All in all i am glad to be back in the TJ family, and i cannot wait to keep making this jeep the offroading powerhouse it deserves to be. Hope yall enjoy some pictures from the other side of the world.
