New care taker of the RME Jeep

[Hunt]

I figured I would take a little time to introduce myself since I just bought Greg’s Jeep. I grew up in southern Arizona and still have most of my family there. Most of my off road experience is in sand rails and pre-runner type vehicles. Since moving back east I have had a growing interest in rock buggies. I am now engineer living in New York and building 3000 mega Watt hydrogen fuel cells for commercial base station power systems. A lot of our wheeling is done at Rausch Creek, PA which is mostly loose rock, big trees and mud.

Greg has been fantastic throughout the transaction and I kind of feel like I have taken his first born from him and ran to the other side of the country. I have some lofty ideas for the Jeep. Who knows maybe it will be back in Greg’s hand some time.

I wanted to give myself a place to do a picture diary of the changes I make with the Jeep and I figured this would be the best place to do it because so many of you know it already. I am going to start a thread in the “Members Rides” section to document the things I do.

Stay tuned for more.

 

[Cody]

Welcome, but don't make too many changes. When you have a rig that just "works" it's usually something not to be messed with. Many rigs have bitchin parts, but not every rig with bitchin parts actually works.

 

[Meat_]

Welcome

 

[Caleb]

Welcome, but like said...don't change too much. That's one of the coolest "Jeeps" ever.

 

[Herzog]

Welcome! It will be good to see that Jeep still around here.

 

[Bart]

Welcome aboard. Sorry to hear you have wheel in the east. I'd make a monster truck out of it and jump busses.

 

[PolarXJ]

Welcome

 

[LT.]

Welcome to the RME.

LT.

 

[notajeep]

Welcome!

 

[Hunt]

Thank you all for the welcoming

 

[jdub]

Props on your purchase. I know we are all thinking "wish I woulda" Glad to see it out on trails, You will have to let us know how the rig performs in the East.

 

[Kheisey]

I'm about an hour from Rausch Creek in south east pa. I'll keep an eye out for it, would love to see it in person.

You're job seems interesting, I work at a hydro plant on the susquehanna river. Our output is only 417megs though. A drop in the bucket compared to 3k.

 

[Hunt]

I will be at Raush Creek the 21-22 of this month for the SIRA monthly run. Maybe we will see you out there! I'll keep everyone updated on how the Jeep does.
Thanks again for all the welcomes.