Hello There

[BenDiesel]

hey all,
new to wranglers but not to jeepin. i have had a few xj in the past and wheeled them allot around the sound.
i just picked up my 2024 2 door 6 speed jl rubicon. super stoked. got it with 9 miles on the clock and now she has 250. almost done with the break in. she was built dec 17 and i picked her up jan 5. not even a month off the factory floor lol
kinda playing with names and thinking about changing the R in rubicon to a B lol

im in lake stevens and was wondering who else is in my area?

Sponsored

 

[Unrated]

Hello and welcome to the forum. We’re just north of you a bit above Arlington. There are others in the area also. Wife and I are members of the Timber Tamers a good local club that holds meetings in Everett. The club is a great way meet like minded folks and to learn all things Jeep. Now that we’re getting some snow, snow runs with the club are lot of fun. If that sounds like something you may interested in look up the TTs on the web. Meetings are open to all.
Dean

 

[BenDiesel]

Thanks for the reply. I work at the industrial area at the Arlington Airport. So not far at all.
I'll give the timber timbers a check.

 

[Gazelle]

Hello BenDiesel,
Congrats on your new ride & welcome to the forum.
I'm a ways South of you, over in Snoqualmie, and, like Unrated, am also a member of the Timber Tamers. Sounds like you've been wheeling a while, but I've found the club is helpful with finding new areas, having company on trail runs, and for learning & working on our Jeeps. Most of their snow runs seem to be up in your area (Darrington, Granite Falls, or Index) so you wouldn't have too far to go.
If a formal club is not your thing, there are many informal groups on FB. They seem to focus largely on overlanding rather than trail rides & none work to maintain access which is currently threatened nationwide.
Gazelle

Sponsored