August, 2008
Land Rover
8% (2 votes)
Toyota
27% (7 votes)
Chevy
12% (3 votes)
Ford
12% (3 votes)
Suzuki
0% (0 votes)
Unimog
8% (2 votes)
Panzer/Sherman
8% (2 votes)
Other (put in comments)
4% (1 vote)
Forget it, I'd rather walk.
23% (6 votes)
Total votes: 26
UPDATE: participant photos now included in our JJUSA Trip Finder videos.
As part of the JJUSA photo contest, we've got a bunch of participant-submitted photos to upload-- instead of doing the traditional static pic approach, we might compile them into a basic YouTube-style video montage so its accessible to more viewers.
A few years ago we taped some personal interviews with Mark A. Smith when we visited him and his family out in CA; we've got the footage captured, just need to edit and post... probably have updated this fall.
So, no room in the garage, and I'm tired of people messing with my Jeep, breaking into the console, stealing sunglasses, cell phone chargers etc. I'd rather not carry a "man bag", but I have too much stuff(garage door opener, cell phone charger, stereo faceplate, sunglasses, iPod, iPod cable, etc.) to carry in/out every night. So, I'm thinking it's time for an alarm with a proximity sensor. Any suggestions?
Tired of searching for your Jeep® content in the YouTube haystack? We've added a new embedded, customizable player to the bottom of each page showing Jeep-related news and reviews from filtered YouTube content based on keywords and pre-selected premium content.
I have a 79 Cj7 with good running gear (chevy 400 engine, dana 44 rear axle, winch etc). The body of my jeep is a rust bucket and I was thinking about getting a fiberglass body. One of the advertisements said it was an easy swap. Does anybody have any experience with this and could give me a realistic idea of how long it would take and the level of difficulty? I have not met anybody who has done this. Any info would be helpful. Thanks.
admin writes Texas Spur Fall (JJUSA)
Start Date:
09/12/2008
End Date:
09/14/2008
Price:
$265.00
Saddle up and hit trails in the heart of Texas Hill Country... (more/register)
High Range:
Wildlife may include aoudad, axis deer, blackbuck, bald eagles.
Low Range:
Some of the most challenging terrain in Texas.
admin writes Ouray (JJUSA)
Event Image:
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Start Date:
09/12/2008
End Date:
09/14/2008
Price:
$250.00
Join us in Ouray (“you- RAY”) Colorado for challenging trails blazed by 19th century prospectors and for spectacular scenery. Ouray is located 7,800 feet above sea level in southwestern Colorado in the San Juan Mountains. Pass old mines and golden aspen trees, and pick your way around and over large boulders on your way to the best preserved ghost town in Colorado. The highlight is the spectacular mountain views from all of the passes you’ll cross, the lowest of which is at 12,400 feet.
High Range:
Spectacular mountain views from all passes; the lowest of which is 12,400 feet, highest is Imogene Pass at 12,114 feet.
Low Range:
Bring and drink lots of water at high altitude. Primitive camping only. NOT RECOMMENDED for Jeep Compass, Patriot, Liberty, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee, or Commander. NOT RECOMMENDED for children under 3 years of age.
Event Map:
Event Weather:
Start Date:
09/05/2008
End Date:
09/07/2008
Price:
$1,850.00
This trip offers an exclusive crossing of the storied Rubicon Trail in the company of Mark A. Smith's personal guide team... (more/register at JJUSA)
High Range:
Meals, tent, pillow, sleeping bag included. Fishing available.
Low Range:
Limited capacity trip; register early.
Redrock's recent post asking whether the Appalachian Jamboree would be appropriate for his Liberty had me thinking... how does one quickly/easily search through all the 30+ JJUSA trips to find one that matches their own Jeep capabilities?
Hi guys. I was watching vids over at YouTube and came across Nova Scotia Jeep Club's video. The song playing in the background is "Redneck Jeep Club". A cover of "Redneck Yacht Club". The cover is by Mike Cough. Have you heard it? Do you know where it can be bought/downloaded?
You can get full trip details for any JJUSA trip by visiting their main site at http://jeepjamboreeusa.com/ and clicking on the "Register" tab there. We've also included some of the info here to help members plan, so check out the following links:
- Trip - http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Cod...
- Trail Ratings - http://jeepjamboreeusa.com/trail-ratings.htm
- FAQ - http://jeepjamboreeusa.com/faq.htm
- Contact JJUSA - http://jeepjamboreeusa.com/contact.htm
Have fun! But this is for informational purposes only, NOT a substitute for proper, hands-on lessons by a qualified instructor. Read important guidelines.
Almost anyone can drive off-road by following a few simple rules and using common sense.
