When is a Jeep newbie, no longer a newbie?
JK Freak
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 803
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From: Charleston, SC
A few to start with...
_ Caught in torrential rainstorm with no top or doors
_ Waved at by other Jeep driver and didn't notice until it was too late to return wave, then felt guilty afterwards
_ Had to explain to significant other/ coworkers/ friends why you would replace parts that weren't broken with other, more expensive parts
_ Caught in torrential rainstorm with no top or doors
_ Waved at by other Jeep driver and didn't notice until it was too late to return wave, then felt guilty afterwards
_ Had to explain to significant other/ coworkers/ friends why you would replace parts that weren't broken with other, more expensive parts
JK Freak
Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 593
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From: West Bloomfield, Michigan
A few to start with...
_ Caught in torrential rainstorm with no top or doors
_ Waved at by other Jeep driver and didn't notice until it was too late to return wave, then felt guilty afterwards
_ Had to explain to significant other/ coworkers/ friends why you would replace parts that weren't broken with other, more expensive parts
_ Caught in torrential rainstorm with no top or doors
_ Waved at by other Jeep driver and didn't notice until it was too late to return wave, then felt guilty afterwards
_ Had to explain to significant other/ coworkers/ friends why you would replace parts that weren't broken with other, more expensive parts
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JK Super Freak
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 1,435
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From: south carolina
A few to start with...
_ Caught in torrential rainstorm with no top or doors
_ Waved at by other Jeep driver and didn't notice until it was too late to return wave, then felt guilty afterwards
_ Had to explain to significant other/ coworkers/ friendsa why you would replace parts that weren't broken with other, more expensive parts
_ Caught in torrential rainstorm with no top or doors
_ Waved at by other Jeep driver and didn't notice until it was too late to return wave, then felt guilty afterwards
_ Had to explain to significant other/ coworkers/ friendsa why you would replace parts that weren't broken with other, more expensive parts
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,047
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
If I recall correctly, I think it was BigBlueJK (a member here) whose first few posts were actually of him rebuilding a junkyard JK. From the get-go he was no newbie. He clearly knows his shit from simple installs and lifts to advanced electrical and engine rebuilding.
So in my opinion, you're no longer a newbie once you've successfully completed your first major install/modification.
So in my opinion, you're no longer a newbie once you've successfully completed your first major install/modification.