Jp Dirt N Drive Trip Experience, crayon team 6

Step one: Have Jeep
Step two: Apply for JP dirt and drive
• Please include your full name and number of people in your Jeep

• Year and model of your Jeep

• Must be four-wheel drive with good tread on your tires

• Must be street legal, currently registered, licensed, and insured

• VHF Radio

• Recovery rope/strap

• Properly secured towhooks front and rear (drawbars, receiver hitches, or bumpers with clevis or D-rings are acceptable)

• Fullsize spare

• Rollbar (if your Jeep has a soft top or open top)

• Fire extinguisher

• Jack (hi-lift or bottle jack capable of lifting your Jeep)

• First-aid kit (basic)

• Toolkit (basic with tools to fit your Jeep)

• At least 1 roll of duct tape

Send us a photo of your Jeep and tell us exactly how your Jeep is outfitted for off-road travel (we can’t send back your exclusive registration code without this complete information) to jpdnd@jpmagazine.com so you can secure your spot as soon as “official event registration” opens for the 2019 Jp Dirt ’N Drive. Get your application in now, as the event kicks off on April 11, 2019. Keep an eye on jpmagazine.com, jpmag on Facebook, @jpmagazine on Instagram, and fourwheeler.com for daily updates.
 
CasterTroy said:
Step one: Have Jeep
Step two: Apply for JP dirt and drive
• Please include your full name and number of people in your Jeep

• Year and model of your Jeep

• Must be four-wheel drive with good tread on your tires

• Must be street legal, currently registered, licensed, and insured

• VHF Radio

• Recovery rope/strap

• Properly secured towhooks front and rear (drawbars, receiver hitches, or bumpers with clevis or D-rings are acceptable)

• Fullsize spare

• Rollbar (if your Jeep has a soft top or open top)

• Fire extinguisher

• Jack (hi-lift or bottle jack capable of lifting your Jeep)

• First-aid kit (basic)

• Toolkit (basic with tools to fit your Jeep)

• At least 1 roll of duct tape

Send us a photo of your Jeep and tell us exactly how your Jeep is outfitted for off-road travel (we can’t send back your exclusive registration code without this complete information) to jpdnd@jpmagazine.com so you can secure your spot as soon as “official event registration” opens for the 2019 Jp Dirt ’N Drive. Get your application in now, as the event kicks off on April 11, 2019. Keep an eye on jpmagazine.com, jpmag on Facebook, @jpmagazine on Instagram, and fourwheeler.com for daily updates.
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So what you’re saying is any 4x4 is acceptable?
 
CasterTroy said:
Step one: Have Jeep
Step two: Apply for JP dirt and drive
• Please include your full name and number of people in your Jeep

• Year and model of your Jeep

• Must be four-wheel drive with good tread on your tires

• Must be street legal, currently registered, licensed, and insured

• VHF Radio

• Recovery rope/strap

• Properly secured towhooks front and rear (drawbars, receiver hitches, or bumpers with clevis or D-rings are acceptable)

• Fullsize spare

• Rollbar (if your Jeep has a soft top or open top)

• Fire extinguisher

• Jack (hi-lift or bottle jack capable of lifting your Jeep)

• First-aid kit (basic)

• Toolkit (basic with tools to fit your Jeep)

• At least 1 roll of duct tape

Send us a photo of your Jeep and tell us exactly how your Jeep is outfitted for off-road travel (we can’t send back your exclusive registration code without this complete information) to jpdnd@jpmagazine.com so you can secure your spot as soon as “official event registration” opens for the 2019 Jp Dirt ’N Drive. Get your application in now, as the event kicks off on April 11, 2019. Keep an eye on jpmagazine.com, jpmag on Facebook, @jpmagazine on Instagram, and fourwheeler.com for daily updates.
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Y'all are YouTube famous... read this thread and went searching for videos like the UA videos.
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Was airing down not allowed on some trails? Looking at some YouTube videos they dont look air downed at all.

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