Independent
Adventurist
My name is James, I learned of this through Jonathan Hansons Overland Tech and Travel and thought I would check it out. Very enlightening.
NEW MEMBER INTRODUCTIONS!
- Thread starter Dave
- Start date
Greetings all! My name is Shay. My Friends in the Dominican Republic call me Santiago. My family and I are 2 years back in America following a four year tour as Christian missionaries. We helped with the construction of a children's home there. I found the forum thanks to my great friend Scott from Uwharrie off-road training center. He is awesome and I'm very excited that you all are teaming up for the event at his place. For me off-roading is a means to an end. I enjoy it but the river for canoeing in my Old Town Tripper and/or enjoying the camp fire from my hammock is the real goal! My sons and I are enthusiastic members of the Boy Scouts of America which holds the same values and goals as this forum so I already feel right at home.
Welcome, from the sounds of it, I think you will be very happy here, and you share the same mentality as most of the group. The Mountain Rendezvous is actually held at a local Boy Scout camp, and is used as a fundraiser for them.
Most excellent! It's good to have you aboard. Be sure to post up in the Appalachian Rendezvous Official Thread so we can get you signed up all official like.
safaripacific
Adventurist
Hello everyone! I'm Travis from Safari Pacific. I was the guy that cut his truck in half...
Then stitched it back together.
Then stitched it back together.
Hi,
My names is mike and I'm new to this forum. I am looking forward to attending some of the adventures and to read about others adventures. I am sure, I'll end up meeting some of you through the events I attend.
My background is that I am a former combat marine with extensive survival training, on my 40th bday I summited mount Kilimanjaro, and I am an advid jeeper.
My names is mike and I'm new to this forum. I am looking forward to attending some of the adventures and to read about others adventures. I am sure, I'll end up meeting some of you through the events I attend.
My background is that I am a former combat marine with extensive survival training, on my 40th bday I summited mount Kilimanjaro, and I am an advid jeeper.
travis.diller
Adventurist
welcome! there are a lot of us soldiers, sailors, and marines here! Where are you from?
My name is Gerrit. Not sure how I bumped into this forum. I am into off roading and all things outdoors. I recently moved from San Diego to Arizona. My previous off road builds included a Toyota Tacoma, which some people may remember (I used the same screen name back when I was on a Toyota forum). My last build was a Jeep Wrangler 2 door, but missed having a truck bed and room inside. So, I recently picked up a 2006 Dodge Power Wagon with 56K original miles. This will be my new starting point for a build.
I'll post some pics of the Power Wagon in the full size truck section.
Anyways, i look forward to being on the site. Dave, it is good to see you have taken your interests to this level.
I'll post some pics of the Power Wagon in the full size truck section.
Anyways, i look forward to being on the site. Dave, it is good to see you have taken your interests to this level.
JeepinJason
Adventurist
Hey guys, another forum noobie here. I found my way here from Facebook, G+, and some YouTube videos. Been doing the Jeep thing since '95 - built up 3 Jeeps, still have 2 of them: my original Jeep, a 1995 Jeep XJ, and our latest Jeep, a 2009 JK Unlimited Rubicon. I've done mostly recreational wheeling and our Jeeps are built along those lines, but I've always had a penchant for expedition/overland type travel and vehicles. I grew up in NW Arkansas and we live just outside the DFW area in Texas now. Married, 2 kids, 4 Siberian Huskies (!).
Our Jeeps:
(that's our XJ in front)
Our Jeeps:
(that's our XJ in front)
Scott
Adventurist
Hey guys, another forum noobie here. I found my way here from Facebook, G+, and some YouTube videos. Been doing the Jeep thing since '95 - built up 3 Jeeps, still have 2 of them: my original Jeep, a 1995 Jeep XJ, and our latest Jeep, a 2009 JK Unlimited Rubicon. I've done mostly recreational wheeling and our Jeeps are built along those lines, but I've always had a penchant for expedition/overland type travel and vehicles. I grew up in NW Arkansas and we live just outside the DFW area in Texas now. Married, 2 kids, 4 Siberian Huskies (!).
Our Jeeps:
(that's our XJ in front)
Welcome Jason! Nice looking rigs.
Bodhisattva05X
Adventurist
Just stopping in to say hi. Name is Will. My never ending work in progress is a 2005 Nissan Xterra. I hail from Western MA, and try to get around the greater Northeast as much as I can. Not really sure what else to say, so if you have any questions feel free to ask.
Here are a couple pics of my X
Here are a couple pics of my X
