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Default Re: Cross Country Directory Of Jeepsters - 04-13-2007 , 05:47 PM





No beer until the project's done.


"twaldron" <twaldron (AT) OBVIOUSspam (DOT) com> wrote

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Rickster the Jeepster wrote:
Is there any sort of cross country available list, by city & state of
Jeep enthusiasts available to assist someone have problems with their
Jeep?

The Directory of Free Jeep Mechanics (hardcover)
by Michael J. Chabor (Author)

Hardcover: 432 pages
Publisher: HarperCollins (May 1, 2007)
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 9 x 6.1 x 1.3 inches

tw
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I am not interested in professional mechanics, but average shade tree
people willing to assist someone in need.
I almost purchased a vintage MGB & stumbled on a website called
theautoist.com, where you apply for citizenship & are added to a
national registry, of enthustiasts across the country willing to lend
a hand. The same things could be established for Jeepsters if there
were enough interest.


Rickster,

Seriously, try your local Jeep club. The one here has "WATs"
(wrench-a-thons) where you congregate at someone's house and get after it.
Usually beer and pizza bring the most results if you want to host and work
on your own Jeep.

tw
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