Hi everybody!
I've been in the Jeep world for about 6 years now. Didn't purchase my own jeep till 2015 though. It was a 1995 YJ that has since been sold sadly. Currently I'm driving a 2004 TJ that I've slowly working on and modding when I'm able to afford to. I got introduced to Jeeps by my dad who has a 2013 JKU Rubicon and hes been wheeling for a majority of his life.
Ive taken this TJ to Gulches ORV 5 times, and to WindRock 2 times. I'd say my Jeep can do a lot more then I feel comfortable doing at this point haha! So far I've only done a hand full of black rated trails that I was pressured into doing. Gotta be able to drive it home at the end of the day since its not a trailer baby. I'd say my wheeling skill is about a 4/10 with the average person being a 0/10. My wrenching skills though are top notch, so if I break it I can at least fix it.
My background is really in the performance driving, modification, design, fabrication, and tuning on real race cars, as well as building and tuning street going vehicles. It amazes me how different the Jeep world is compared to what I've been doing for the past decade or so.
I'm an avid photographer and I love shooting my Jeep in the wild as well as other people and their rigs. I can't post any pictures at this moment, but when I get around to my laptop I will be sure to post some photos.
I look forward to seeing you all here, learning, and helping the community.
I've been in the Jeep world for about 6 years now. Didn't purchase my own jeep till 2015 though. It was a 1995 YJ that has since been sold sadly. Currently I'm driving a 2004 TJ that I've slowly working on and modding when I'm able to afford to. I got introduced to Jeeps by my dad who has a 2013 JKU Rubicon and hes been wheeling for a majority of his life.
Ive taken this TJ to Gulches ORV 5 times, and to WindRock 2 times. I'd say my Jeep can do a lot more then I feel comfortable doing at this point haha! So far I've only done a hand full of black rated trails that I was pressured into doing. Gotta be able to drive it home at the end of the day since its not a trailer baby. I'd say my wheeling skill is about a 4/10 with the average person being a 0/10. My wrenching skills though are top notch, so if I break it I can at least fix it.
My background is really in the performance driving, modification, design, fabrication, and tuning on real race cars, as well as building and tuning street going vehicles. It amazes me how different the Jeep world is compared to what I've been doing for the past decade or so.
I'm an avid photographer and I love shooting my Jeep in the wild as well as other people and their rigs. I can't post any pictures at this moment, but when I get around to my laptop I will be sure to post some photos.
I look forward to seeing you all here, learning, and helping the community.
