First Jeep!: Jamboree?
12-21-2014, 05:50 PM
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First Jeep!: Jamboree?
After 27 years of waiting, was able to finally purchase my first Jeep! 2015 Sahara nearly loaded! The wife, kids, ( and I) are beyond giddy with the fun we're having in this!
Looking to submerge ourselves in the Jeep lifestyle and thought a Jamboree would be a great way to start! We are looking at the 2015 Killington VT Jamboree as a way to meet people and get some solid off-road tips.
Thanks in advance for any comments on the pros and cons of attending Jamboree as a novice. Looking forward to getting muddy!
Looking to submerge ourselves in the Jeep lifestyle and thought a Jamboree would be a great way to start! We are looking at the 2015 Killington VT Jamboree as a way to meet people and get some solid off-road tips.
Thanks in advance for any comments on the pros and cons of attending Jamboree as a novice. Looking forward to getting muddy!
12-21-2014, 06:49 PM
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Not been myself, but a couple I know has been on a few and they really enjoy them. Congrats on the new Jeep, have fun!
12-21-2014, 07:03 PM
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After 27 years of waiting, was able to finally purchase my first Jeep! 2015 Sahara nearly loaded! The wife, kids, ( and I) are beyond giddy with the fun we're having in this!
Looking to submerge ourselves in the Jeep lifestyle and thought a Jamboree would be a great way to start! We are looking at the 2015 Killington VT Jamboree as a way to meet people and get some solid off-road tips.
Thanks in advance for any comments on the pros and cons of attending Jamboree as a novice. Looking forward to getting muddy!
Looking to submerge ourselves in the Jeep lifestyle and thought a Jamboree would be a great way to start! We are looking at the 2015 Killington VT Jamboree as a way to meet people and get some solid off-road tips.
Thanks in advance for any comments on the pros and cons of attending Jamboree as a novice. Looking forward to getting muddy!
12-21-2014, 07:48 PM
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Jamboree or not....
We went to our first Jamboree this year in Ouray, Co. We had an absolute blast. We met a lot of really great people, went on great trails and and could not say enough good about the experience. Give it a go.
12-22-2014, 02:56 AM
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Never been to a Jeep jamboree, most of them are too far from me. I can tell you that the best way to meet people and learn about off roading and your Jeep is to join a local active Jeep club. Congratulations on your Jeep, and don't forget to wave.
12-22-2014, 03:36 AM
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Also keep an eye out for runs posted in the staging area section. Just go on an easy run near you with some forum members, that'll get you hooked and then jamboree will be a no brainer.
12-22-2014, 03:40 AM
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Thanks! My family thinks the Jeep wave has been the best part! Love the community. Of course there are still drivers that don't get it and are waveless but they'll still get it from us.
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12-22-2014, 05:40 AM
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JJUSA has had signups open for about three weeks now and the five in the northeast are full. Usually fill in the first two hours. The rest usually don't fill to fast. I have attended about 25 all over the US and would recommend them. You can pick the level you want to go on. Usually they have three levels.
