New here, not to Jeeps

[AZCPP]

I've looked around on here a few times but, now I have joined the forum. Like I said I'm new here but, I have owned 12 Jeeps over the past 20 years and my grandpa owned one that I drove for years before I bought my first CJ. I have wheeled in most of the southwest and many other states across the country. I currently own a 1967 CJ5 that is all original with only 1985 miles on the odometer. It is equiped with a Myers snow plow on the front and three point hitch and PTO on the rear. It is currently stored in my friends warehouse back in Indiana(where we lived before we moved to AZ.) I just haven't went back for a visit to bring it home with me. My wife(Teresa) drives a 2006 Liberty with a 3" lift and Rubicon Moab's and MTR's. We just put the lift on it and have a few more mods we want to do. I have a 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 that we use for most of our offroad trips and camping but, the KJ will see more now. I was the President of 4Wheels to Freedom(Jeep Club) back in Indiana, and operated Offroad Adventure Outfitters Inc. untill I moved to AZ.

We look forward to meeting new people from here.

[Wayco]

Welcome to the forum, we can always use a few more CJ drivers to make fun of. J/k of course. I don't think driving your Jeep out here would be a good idea, but if you do, you can leave the snow plow behind.....:D Unless you're going to live in Flagstaff. We do a lot of truck camping around here, our rig is a '98 GMC Sierra 4x4. It tows my '05 Rubi pretty good and all the other stuff we take. Some of our friends call our setup "Comfort's Condo":
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/allands/IMG_3449.jpg

If you want advise on camping or need a trail leader for White tanks, let me know. I might even make it without getting lost.....

OH Jeez, I just saw that you are living in Holbrook, maybe you DO need the snow plow....

[T.C.'S TOY]

Welcome to the forum, we can always use a few more CJ drivers to make fun of. J/k of course. I don't think driving your Jeep out here would be a good idea, but if you do, you can leave the snow plow behind.....:D Unless you're going to live in Flagstaff. We do a lot of truck camping around here, our rig is a '98 GMC Sierra 4x4. It tows my '05 Rubi pretty good and all the other stuff we take. Some of our friends call our setup "Comfort's Condo":
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/allands/IMG_3449.jpg

If you want advise on camping or need a trail leader for White tanks, let me know. I might even make it without getting lost.....

OH Jeez, I just saw that you are living in Holbrook, maybe you DO need the snow plow....

AWWHHHH yes the Margarita tent.....good stuff.....Welcome new forum member.....T.C.

[Jdemonto@Airpark Jeep Sales]

Welcome


Jason

[GRUNT]

Welcome!

[Blkruby]

:sifone: Welcome aboard:alien: