Rubichronic

You should check out B C J E E P C L U B . C A. They have a charity toy run next weekend (Sunday, November 25th). There are over 110 jeeps signed up, plus some members of the local Landrover club. All are welcome. It is a great chance to meet jeepers in your area. The run will start at the Sasquatch Inn located in Aggisizz. There will be raffles, and then everyone will head to the Hale Creek Recsite off the Harrison West Forest service road for a BBQ. The Hale Creek trail is an easy trail, and there will be lots of help to make sure you get through the trail.

Living in BC, you have endless possibilities to get out in your jeep and explore places very few people will ever see.

Welcome to JKF, and welcome to Jeeping.

MountainJK

That's a great BC group

VancouverRubi

Hey guys,
Finally decided to search for a BC thread. I see a whole lot of modded JKs around, tons on the north shore. I have an 08 black 2 door rubi hopefully soon to be lifted. See ya around

VancouverRubi

Just realized last post was over a year ago.. Oh well

4wd4ever

If anyone know of some good places to take a novice driver please let me know. Me and a couple friends are just getting back into the sport and need to clean out the cob webs... and of course the more the better!

Cheers, Rick

Stevep

Hey guys, just moved back to BC and was thinking of organizing a spring/summer meet and greet in Chilliwack every Sunday night. Meet at the A&W at Eagles Landing and check our rigs and plan some trips. Just a thought at this point depending on the feedback.

Your thoughts?

Cheers

Steve

Rubichronic

Try the local jeep clubs, bcjeepclub.ca, Keeponjeepin.ca, or Jeepinbc. There are tons of jeepers that wheel regularly in bc. Most guys abandoned JKF a couple years ago. There are a few active on JKO, but most of us stick to local forums.

Stevep

Those are great suggestions but hoping to keep it to JK's thats all. I don't have any issues with other jeep models but i prefer to keep it to JK's.

Not looking for a huge turnout, just half a dozen rigs to shout the breeze and plan wheeling trips.

Again, thanks for the reply.

Cheers