A steed built togo Jeepin’
Photography: Stuart Bourdon
One of the best things about the Jp Dirt ’N Drive presented by Jeep was that we got to meet all kinds of people and see all kinds of Jeeps. There were rigs from mild to wild, Cherokee to Wrangler, and even some CJs showed up. Some Jeeps had nearly stock engines, while some sported hot-rod V-8s. The owners were from as far away as the Carolinas and Canada, but some were practically neighbors.
This story is from the March 2017 edition of JP Magazine.
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