Hey five off are you going to Camp Jeep?? Its not too far from you.... I will be there!!!

 

i love beaufort as well...beautiful city. I interned there for a summer and i love it. Nothing better then sitting on the porch, drinking sweet tea in my boat shoes and khakis and watching the river

 

2 words : Outer Banks

 

I'm thinking about it. My wife is due w/ #3 in late August, which makes things a wee bit tricky in July.

I may just bring my 5-year-old son with me.

 

Bump.

Pregnant wife just put the KIBASH on my Camp Jeep trip.

Good thing I'm a Cubs fan. (next year...)


sorry for hijacking the thread...

 

Greenville.

 

Mount Pleasant, SC

I have a 97 tj and looking at a new jk. I figure buying a jeep every 10 years isn't too bad. Where did you guys/gals pick up your new jk's and were you pleased with the service and deal?

Thanks

 

I live in Upstate SC - I go to Clemson and live in Anderson.

 

I guess I live in the boondocks compaired to some of you I mean Charleston is the big city.
Actually I spend most of my time in Goose Creek or unless I am working out in the sticks somewhere trying to get away from people. If you see me wave I wave back and sometimes first. I'm not hard to spot I run the rescue green 4 door with Aim To Misbehave in black lettering on the hood and all the stickers on it. Right now I have all 4 doors off and a safari top on but who knows what it will look like next. I change things with my moods so even the stickers (displays for the buisness) are magnetic so I can move them or remove them at will. If you see me I do have every sticker on the jeep for sale and also can custom make anything you want so feel free to get my number, card, or ask when I am stopped in traffic I will pull over as soon as I can.
BTW I am not looking to hook up to go offroading or join a group I don't have the time to spare. I do go out when I feel like it during the week because I work from home and that's my usual free time. I work weekends selling my stuff wherever I can unless I am spending time with the wife and kids.

 

Not to mention the fishing and one of the few stretches of undeveloped beach along the coastline. :toung: It's rare to see a place where on a big high tide the waves crash into the forest. Got to love Beaufort, SC and the state park a little further down 21.