I am thinking about going to the Jamboree in NC in Oct.
http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/event...ppalachian.htm
and I'm reading the equip.list. They say vehicles with running boards
will be turned away.
I have the Manik steel side step tubes on both sides. I'm assuming
they only mean those flimsy Mopar plastic thingys.

My '99 has 2"body lift,31x10.50 BFG's, Oly Rock Bumpers with built-in
receiver hitches, (which are allowed as substitutes for hooks). I have
hooks attached on frame in rear. CB radio, Fire extinguisher and
recovery straps, but I have no under-armor. I've just been putting it
off. They recommend oil,transfercase and gas plates.
I'm guessing the trails won't kill me but I'd prefer not to hassle with
a repair shop in Murphy NC.

The Jamboree has a 5 through 8 rating. (blue square and black diamond)
They're mostly calling it old logging roads in the Smokies.
Should I worry too much 'bout breaking my baby?
Anybody done a Jamboree lately. Is it worth the 250 smackers?

 

I have been on several and they never checked for tow hooks spares or
anything.. they just want the 250-300$$$



<elflan@geocities.com> wrote in message
news:1123677980.754025.90130@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> I am thinking about going to the Jamboree in NC in Oct.
> http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/event...ppalachian.htm
> and I'm reading the equip.list. They say vehicles with running boards
> will be turned away.
> I have the Manik steel side step tubes on both sides. I'm assuming
> they only mean those flimsy Mopar plastic thingys.
>
> My '99 has 2"body lift,31x10.50 BFG's, Oly Rock Bumpers with built-in
> receiver hitches, (which are allowed as substitutes for hooks). I have
> hooks attached on frame in rear. CB radio, Fire extinguisher and
> recovery straps, but I have no under-armor. I've just been putting it
> off. They recommend oil,transfercase and gas plates.
> I'm guessing the trails won't kill me but I'd prefer not to hassle with
> a repair shop in Murphy NC.
>
> The Jamboree has a 5 through 8 rating. (blue square and black diamond)
> They're mostly calling it old logging roads in the Smokies.
> Should I worry too much 'bout breaking my baby?
> Anybody done a Jamboree lately. Is it worth the 250 smackers?
>

 

I have been on several and they never checked for tow hooks spares or
anything.. they just want the 250-300$$$



<elflan@geocities.com> wrote in message
news:1123677980.754025.90130@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> I am thinking about going to the Jamboree in NC in Oct.
> http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/event...ppalachian.htm
> and I'm reading the equip.list. They say vehicles with running boards
> will be turned away.
> I have the Manik steel side step tubes on both sides. I'm assuming
> they only mean those flimsy Mopar plastic thingys.
>
> My '99 has 2"body lift,31x10.50 BFG's, Oly Rock Bumpers with built-in
> receiver hitches, (which are allowed as substitutes for hooks). I have
> hooks attached on frame in rear. CB radio, Fire extinguisher and
> recovery straps, but I have no under-armor. I've just been putting it
> off. They recommend oil,transfercase and gas plates.
> I'm guessing the trails won't kill me but I'd prefer not to hassle with
> a repair shop in Murphy NC.
>
> The Jamboree has a 5 through 8 rating. (blue square and black diamond)
> They're mostly calling it old logging roads in the Smokies.
> Should I worry too much 'bout breaking my baby?
> Anybody done a Jamboree lately. Is it worth the 250 smackers?
>

 

I have been on several and they never checked for tow hooks spares or
anything.. they just want the 250-300$$$



<elflan@geocities.com> wrote in message
news:1123677980.754025.90130@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> I am thinking about going to the Jamboree in NC in Oct.
> http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/event...ppalachian.htm
> and I'm reading the equip.list. They say vehicles with running boards
> will be turned away.
> I have the Manik steel side step tubes on both sides. I'm assuming
> they only mean those flimsy Mopar plastic thingys.
>
> My '99 has 2"body lift,31x10.50 BFG's, Oly Rock Bumpers with built-in
> receiver hitches, (which are allowed as substitutes for hooks). I have
> hooks attached on frame in rear. CB radio, Fire extinguisher and
> recovery straps, but I have no under-armor. I've just been putting it
> off. They recommend oil,transfercase and gas plates.
> I'm guessing the trails won't kill me but I'd prefer not to hassle with
> a repair shop in Murphy NC.
>
> The Jamboree has a 5 through 8 rating. (blue square and black diamond)
> They're mostly calling it old logging roads in the Smokies.
> Should I worry too much 'bout breaking my baby?
> Anybody done a Jamboree lately. Is it worth the 250 smackers?
>

 

I have been on several and they never checked for tow hooks spares or
anything.. they just want the 250-300$$$



<elflan@geocities.com> wrote in message
news:1123677980.754025.90130@f14g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
> I am thinking about going to the Jamboree in NC in Oct.
> http://www.jeepjamboreeusa.com/event...ppalachian.htm
> and I'm reading the equip.list. They say vehicles with running boards
> will be turned away.
> I have the Manik steel side step tubes on both sides. I'm assuming
> they only mean those flimsy Mopar plastic thingys.
>
> My '99 has 2"body lift,31x10.50 BFG's, Oly Rock Bumpers with built-in
> receiver hitches, (which are allowed as substitutes for hooks). I have
> hooks attached on frame in rear. CB radio, Fire extinguisher and
> recovery straps, but I have no under-armor. I've just been putting it
> off. They recommend oil,transfercase and gas plates.
> I'm guessing the trails won't kill me but I'd prefer not to hassle with
> a repair shop in Murphy NC.
>
> The Jamboree has a 5 through 8 rating. (blue square and black diamond)
> They're mostly calling it old logging roads in the Smokies.
> Should I worry too much 'bout breaking my baby?
> Anybody done a Jamboree lately. Is it worth the 250 smackers?
>

 

hmmm,
did anybody NEED any tow hooks or spares or anything on the Jamborees
you attended? Are these Jamborees worth the bucks? Taking into account
a first time experience, maybe not to be repeated but good for one
time?

 

hmmm,
did anybody NEED any tow hooks or spares or anything on the Jamborees
you attended? Are these Jamborees worth the bucks? Taking into account
a first time experience, maybe not to be repeated but good for one
time?

 

hmmm,
did anybody NEED any tow hooks or spares or anything on the Jamborees
you attended? Are these Jamborees worth the bucks? Taking into account
a first time experience, maybe not to be repeated but good for one
time?

 

hmmm,
did anybody NEED any tow hooks or spares or anything on the Jamborees
you attended? Are these Jamborees worth the bucks? Taking into account
a first time experience, maybe not to be repeated but good for one
time?