Just for the record...about our Jeep show last month.

Jody Treadway

Jody Treadway

I'm the big spoon
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We just received this letter today here at my dealership. No name, no return address, no nothing. So, I'm putting it here so maybe it's author will chime in so I can understand their issue.

To whomever feels slighted because your pride and joy didn't win anything, I am sorry. I am sorry that all of your hard work didn't pay off. I am not sorry that other Jeeps were held in higher regard by VOTERS.
I am not sorry that my MJ was parked by the road in order to draw attention. My MJ recieved no votes (I put the show on and I'm not a douche) and those who tallied the votes knew not to count any for it.
Best Wrangler went to a guy that I had never met before that day. His JK was very sharp and well built. Best trail rig went to a bad *ss CJ with an 8.1 on 42's that took him nearly 4 years to build. He also won People's Choice, because more people liked his that yours. Best SUV went to one of the TWO that were there (she is married to a buddy, FWIW). Best in show was voted on by THE OWNER of my dealership. Jason Watson (4banger TJ) won that prize. He is my buddy, but not my owner's buddy. They have never met and there was no alterior motive.
Sorry you didn't win. Maybe next time your rig will appeal to more people.
 

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a·loud   
[uh-loud] Show IPA
–adverb
1.
with the normal tone and volume of the speaking voice, as distinguished from whisperingly: They could not speak aloud in the library.
2.
vocally, as distinguished from mentally: He read the book aloud.
3.
with a loud voice; loudly: to cry aloud in grief.



al·low (-lou)
v. al·lowed, al·low·ing, al·lows
v.tr.
1. To let do or happen; permit: We allow smoking only in restricted areas.
2. To permit the presence of: No pets are allowed inside.
3. To permit to have: allow oneself a little treat.
4. To make provision for; assign: The schedule allows time for a coffee break.
5. To plan for in case of need: allow two inches in the fabric for shrinkage.
6. To grant as a discount or in exchange: allowed me 20 dollars on my old typewriter.
7. Chiefly Southern & Midland U.S.
a. To admit; concede: I allowed he was right.
b. To think; suppose: "We allow he's straight" (American Speech).
c. To assert; declare: Mother allowed that we'd better come in for dinner.
v.intr.
1. To offer a possibility; admit: The poem allows of several interpretations.
2. To take a possibility into account; make allowance: In calculating profit, retailers must allow for breakage and spoilage.
 
awheelterd said:
a·loud   
[uh-loud] Show IPA
–adverb
1.
with the normal tone and volume of the speaking voice, as distinguished from whisperingly: They could not speak aloud in the library.
2.
vocally, as distinguished from mentally: He read the book aloud.
3.
with a loud voice; loudly: to cry aloud in grief.



al·low (-lou)
v. al·lowed, al·low·ing, al·lows
v.tr.
1. To let do or happen; permit: We allow smoking only in restricted areas.
2. To permit the presence of: No pets are allowed inside.
3. To permit to have: allow oneself a little treat.
4. To make provision for; assign: The schedule allows time for a coffee break.
5. To plan for in case of need: allow two inches in the fabric for shrinkage.
6. To grant as a discount or in exchange: allowed me 20 dollars on my old typewriter.
7. Chiefly Southern & Midland U.S.
a. To admit; concede: I allowed he was right.
b. To think; suppose: "We allow he's straight" (American Speech).
c. To assert; declare: Mother allowed that we'd better come in for dinner.
v.intr.
1. To offer a possibility; admit: The poem allows of several interpretations.
2. To take a possibility into account; make allowance: In calculating profit, retailers must allow for breakage and spoilage.
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This along with other grammatical and spelling errors would make it hard for me to take this person seriously.

Duane
 
what club would this be that would care?
 
This shouldn't surprise you, there a douche in every crowd.
 
Nothing like a butt hurt tool without the fortitude to sign their name to this "professional" document.
 
I hate it when people are aloud. I am going to have my own jeep show and nobody is aloud.
 
Screw you guys, I'm gooooin hooooome.
 

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Honestly, who seriously enters a "jeep show" expecting a trophy? Come on if you're taking life that seriously, well that's just pathetic...


As to a guess to who it was... My guess: a butt hurt kid who spent his daddy's hard earned money to build his show jeep only to realize he's still a douche bag...
 
Wow...they already OWN and operate the largest jeep club in NC.
Dang Jody...sounds like yall neglected to kiss an important arse.:flipoff2:
 
My sales manager (Mr Streetman) is gonna check for a postmark.
I really wanna know about this club and their newsletter.

Maybe I'll be aloud to read it allowed.
 
Sometimes I want to move out west and live as far away from people as I can.

I didn't make it out to your show Jody, but I hope it went well, other than this.

If you find out who this is, they shouldn't be aloud to participate next year.
 
Dear Butt Hurt,

I too showed my Jeep at the Skyland Jeep Show and won absolutely nothing. My Jeep has been crafted by some of the biggest names in the business. Slickrock, Rattlerock, Welder and his cousins carefully took the time to align my rear 4-link to provide the ultimate clearance and performance. Each one of my body panels has been smoothed with kid gloves by a team of hardened professionals doing whatever they wanted to get the job done right.

I'm right there with you on this. I say we storm the dealership and demand our trophies!! The first ass I'm kicking is some guy by the name of Jody Treadway. This douche asked me to show up and park my pristine 1975 Cherokee on the lawn with his. Yeah of course I did it under the guise of helping a fellow jeeper out but you know as well as I do we're in it for the gold covered plastic with the little metal name plates. Am I right? So where do we meet? I definitely want to join a club of like minded individuals like us.

Your best bud,

orangecherokee
 
I'll get my laser cutter to put together a douchie-butt hurt-daddy's $$$ kinda trophy.
I may need two in case they bring a friend.
 
Some people think they deserve everything. I go to shows to hang out with people that have the same interests as me & get away from work I've never cared if I walked away with a trophy or not.
 
DEAR METAL CLOAK AND/OR RUBI TRUX,
I RECENTLY TOOK A JEEP YOU BUILT TO A SHOW AND IT DID NOT YIELD ONE THING AS FAR AS AWARDS GO. YOU CLAIMED TO BUILD A PRODUCT THAT IS SURPASSED BY NONE, YET SEVERAL TRUCKS GOT AWARDS AND I WENT HOME EMPTY HANDED. I DID NOT SPEND TENS OF THOUSANDS OF MY DADDY'S MONEYS TO BE MADE A FOOL OF BY SOME REDNECK WHO BUILT HIS ON JEEP BY HAND. I'M SORRY BUT PEOPLE ARE GOING TO REALIZE THIS ONLY IN A MATTER OF TIME AND THEY WON'T STAND FOR IT AND THEN ONLY YOUR EMPLOYEES AND YOUR FRIENDS WILL BE BUYING YOUR JEEPS. YOU WILL RUE THE DAY YOU RIPPED ME OFF WHEN MY NEXT NEWSLETTER COMES OUT. RUE THE DAY!!!!

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SO, what did Mr. Sandyvagspellingbeechamp want? Was it really just to cry about not winning? Wow. Sure it was a Jeep and not a Tan Toyota?
 
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