BananaJeep
Caught the Bug
Awesome picture! That's a good looking lineup of Jeeps. I personally still like that yellow TJ a lot
VIDEO : HEART & SOUL - A Moab Vacation with the Engineers from Jeep [Part-1]
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Awesome picture! That's a good looking lineup of Jeeps. I personally still like that yellow TJ a lot
Awesome picture! That's a good looking lineup of Jeeps. I personally still like that yellow TJ a lot
LOL!! I'll bet you do
piginajeep
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Great video, love the CJ and that YJ is damn sweet too!
It's great to get to know the people behind Jeep. Thank you for that ...
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garretthaynes
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bill.turner
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Love the video, makes me want to figure a way to head that way again.
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Glenn Hepburn
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Glenn Hepburn
You guys are nuts (of course I put myself in that category). In '97 I did Poison Spider Mesa at a Jeep Jamboree. Difference is . . . I was on my mountain bike. Incredible trail and I was in awe of those who actually DROVE up there. Now my wife and I have our first Jeep. A '16 Renegade Trailhawk. I would love to go back to Moab. My wife would love to see it, too. She has never been there. Maybe it will happen.
One burning question I have is . . . Eddie, where is Renny? Why is he missing from this. How many tears did Renny shed sitting at home in the garage while you and Cindy were with ANOTHER Jeep? Just saying.
Incredible video. Can't wait for part 2.
Glenn and Carmeletta Hepburn
Jeepers from the Ozarks
You guys are nuts (of course I put myself in that category). In '97 I did Poison Spider Mesa at a Jeep Jamboree. Difference is . . . I was on my mountain bike. Incredible trail and I was in awe of those who actually DROVE up there. Now my wife and I have our first Jeep. A '16 Renegade Trailhawk. I would love to go back to Moab. My wife would love to see it, too. She has never been there. Maybe it will happen.
One burning question I have is . . . Eddie, where is Renny? Why is he missing from this. How many tears did Renny shed sitting at home in the garage while you and Cindy were with ANOTHER Jeep? Just saying.
Incredible video. Can't wait for part 2.
Glenn and Carmeletta Hepburn
Jeepers from the Ozarks
Agreed. I remember my first real offloading trip with my first Jeep. It was in Mexico and people were helpful when I punctured my oilpan but then we got back home and the shit talkers came out. A little JB Weld, 50 mile tape and the Jeep finished the run. A bunch of "girls" made some drops on a rock (yeah I wiped the rock off) seem like an oil tanker had run ashore. Like none of them have ever bashed, bent, broke anything on their Jeep.:thumb:
BananaJeep
Caught the Bug
While Renny is a cool rig, when going to Moab... what would you take, a new Renegade, or a built up Jeep on 37s/40s??? lol
Mike_JK_Houston_711
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Just got to watching this on my way home from an SF work trip. Awesome part 1! Love seeing the older stockers out there having a blast. Very cool you got to chat with all the jeep workers. Sounds like a once in a lifetime opportunity.
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DannyD
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old jeeper
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The CJ was a total sleeper. Looked basically stock but had some nice improvements like super soft Old Man Emu leafs and of course lockers. I kid you not, it was more comfortable than most JK's I've ridden in and in a lot of ways, more capable too. Granted, the driver knew how to use his rig. The YJ was scary clean and on a level that would get Tony to raise an eyebrow. Dave literally washed his Jeep everyday too. Great driver for an old retired fart too :crazyeyes:
With that said, getting a chance to wheel with and get to know the guys and gals behind Jeep was the best part of the trip. A once in a lifetime experience for sure!
LOL!! Well, she has been doing this for a while now and learned how to do it in a manual. :crazyeyes:
:cheesy: Sorry about that :blush:
Glad you enjoyed it and glad to hear you'll be getting out there soon :thumb:
If you can make back out there, it's always worth the trip :yup:
Sorry, as much as we like the Renegade, I'd much rather visit Moab in a Jeep that I can really play in.
LOL!! Great story :crazyeyes:
Thanks and Moab is definitely something you have to put on your to do list. :yup:
It really was a once in a lifetime trip and we're so glad that we were invited to be a part of it. Hell of a great time and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank you, we're so glad that you enjoy our videos.
Thank you
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LOL!! Practice makes perfect so be sure to get out there! Glad you enjoyed the video
Thanks Ty, it really was awesome to see so many stock or stockish Jeeps of all types getting out and having some fun. Sure beats the norm which is being out on a run with big built up rigs. :yup: