The Autograph Book

jeepguyjames wrote:

Hi all, i am James, i have chatted with most of you on here, but havent met any yall in person, i am addicted to jeeps and fishing.

bout time you signed

btw, how do you like those mud countries? how many miles on them.... better yet, why not post a review in the rolling rubber section. i'd like to know as much about them as you have to say about them. wet weather traction, balancing, etc.

edit ..... :rolleyes2: :rolleyes2: nevermind, i just scrolled down the homepage & saw you already did that :deadhorse:

08jeepgirl wrote:

Welcome. You and your better half should come on the rod trip to Coupus next month.

I wish we could.

Too many out of town family members coming in this month. :juggle:

MUDHOUND, I am an 88M Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Operator. I drive very big trucks. I use to run around with the USACAPOC CSM's daughter, that was when I was out at Fort Bragg. Thank you for chosing to serve along side me, not many folks are up for that now days. Good luck with your Basic, if you need anything let me know.

Just want the chance to wheel with a fellow soldier

Im from Montana, I drive a TJ Unlimited that I have done some work on myself. I did a OME suspension lift, body lift, custom transfer case shift linkage, motor mount lift, and built my own bumpers.

</A>I've tried everything to post a pic but I can't get anything to work... I've tried host, Img, and code with no luck. Using photobucket as a host site....

mtguy wrote:

Im from Montana, I drive a TJ Unlimited that I have done some work on myself. I did a OME suspension lift, body lift, custom transfer case shift linkage, motor mount lift, and built my own bumpers.

I've tried everything to post a pic but I can't get anything to work... I've tried host, Img, and code with no luck. Using photobucket as a host site....

Did you upload any pics to the site? I looked at the album for mtguy and there are no pics.

Once uploaded you can copy and paste the link to your post on the forum.

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mtguy wrote:

Im from Montana,

Where in MT. I used to live in Florence in the Bitteroot Valley.

Welcome to the forum MTGUY!

Well pics or no pics we are still glad you are here!!! Hows the weather in MT?

welcome. and please post up

I'm in Clinton which is just east of Missoula in the western part of the state. Weather is great this time of year, highs in the low 90's and down to high 40's at night and no forrest fire smoke this year.
Where would I find the album to upload pics to?

Welcome aboard, MTGUY

Welcome to the forum. Once you have that photobucket stuff taken care off, I would like to see some pictures of the Montana wheeling to be had over there.

Did I figure it out?.....

Here is another one...

Welcom to the forum.

You figured it out. Nice backyard. Great place to wheeling!!!

Awesome. Welcome

mtguy wrote:

I'm in Clinton which is just east of Missoula in the western part of the state. Weather is great this time of year, highs in the low 90's and down to high 40's at night and no forrest fire smoke this year.
Where would I find the album to upload pics to?

Nice looking Jeep.

I know Clinton, I used to work out of Missoula and Clinton was in my area. Great Place.

Keep you fingers crossed on the smoke. Had a bad year when I was there.

Welcome!! Nice Jeep and nice background, I'm, jealous

Welcome, I wish my backyard was like yours. Nice looking jeep as well

welcome your dog is like wtf

Wheeling here is different than what I see on the internet.... Not as difficult as the pics I see but a lot more remote. The pic above going thru the creek is not difficult compared to the other pics I've seen. What you dont see is that the creek crossing is 20+ miles from the main road and the main road is just a logging road. If I got stuck or broke down it would be 20+ miles to the logging road, then another 10 (unless I got a ride) to the highway. Rides are random, might be someone working up there or not. The logging road hits the highway about 20 miles from the freeway, then another 30 miles home. In that distance there is one bar (Maxville), one gas station, then the booming metropolis of Clinton (population 300?). Kind of makes me keep up on the preventive maintainance.
Last hunting season we were out after elk and my friend got stuck (not a jeep one of those hippy, preppy Nissan X-terra's). We were in knee deep snow at about 10 deg for most of the morning digging out... His kid shot an elk tho....

Stuck in the hippy rig

Here are a few pic of Hank the wonderdog....