808 off-road : A Great Jeep Shop in Texas

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Hey everyone, I'm super happy to announce that Travis Barriga, formerly of Jeep Slop Shop, has opened up his own shop in Round Rock, Texas and it's called, 808 off-road. I should note that I've known Travis for years, he's a veteran and he's someone who really knows Jeeps. Of course, all their technicians and sales guys are people who drive and wheel Jeeps and so you can be sure to trust them to work on yours.

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With that said, I'd be grateful if you could please give 808 off-road a warm welcome here on WAYALIFE and if you're in the Austin, TX area, I would highly recommend you give them a look for the next upgrades you're planning to make on your Jeep. (y)

3584 Rocking J Rd Ste 100
Round Rock, TX 78665
512 614-4114

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Thank you so much! We're out wheeling just about every weekend, so anyone in the area feel free to hit us up. Would love to take you along on some of our adventures. We are also planning some trips for next year, we'd like to get out west and link up with some of y'all. The name 808 is kind of a tribute to growing up on Kauai. I also spent 3 years on Oahu while I was in the Army. I've been out for about 4 years now and have been focusing on family, friends and of course wheeling 🤙
 
808 off-road said:
Thank you so much! We're out wheeling just about every weekend, so anyone in the area feel free to hit us up. Would love to take you along on some of our adventures. We are also planning some trips for next year, we'd like to get out west and link up with some of y'all. The name 808 is kind of a tribute to growing up on Kauai. I also spent 3 years on Oahu while I was in the Army. I've been out for about 4 years now and have been focusing on family, friends and of course wheeling 🤙
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I wish it were under different circumstances but it was nice to see both you and your wife at Lisa Wade's funeral. Obviously, it wasn't something you needed to do but the effort you made to be out there wasn't missed. Hope to hit the trails with you soon (y)
 
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