I've been driving jeeps for well over 25 years... 2 CJs, 1 YJ, 2 TJs, and 1 JKR, and 1 JKUR... I've noticed getting a Jeep wave is usually dependant on whose driving the other jeep, and its relation to the city limits. The worst offender is middle aged women inside the city limites... followed by any Jeep with low-pro tires on over-sized flashy wheels... and then there is the poor Jeeps that have been drug thru the chrome section of a JC Whitney catalog... usually sporting a fart pipe that's been taken off their owners crashed Honda Civic... I've also found that "mall crawlers" usually are the first to wave... breaking their elbow to get their arm out the window. They're trying to compensate for their lack of off-roading by waving their hand off. I don't think this is necessary a JK issue... it's just the people who wouldn't wave, are more prone to buying the newer jeep design. The "nicer" Jeep builds them, the more "non-jeep" people are going to buy them... the bastards just don't know they're supposed to wave.

@robertbarber7343

5 жыл бұрын

I don't own a jeep, I am more of a truck guy but I have always been fascinated with them. The wife had an older grand cherokee years back and it had tons of problems which kind of turned me off to them which from what I read about them is sort of part of the culture. The wave really came from the motorcycle riders first I believe. In Sc we have them all over the place but there really is no places to go offroading anymore short of the dirt road that is a little washed out where you made need your 4wd depending on how bad it has rained. Nonetheless, I may still get a used one now that at least one of the kids is halfway out the door.

@jonbertocchi173

5 жыл бұрын

Time to get a hummer 1. The true king of off roading.

@corydorsey2969

4 жыл бұрын

RIPPER334 I never commented till this hilarious!

The jeep wave is alive and well in Arizona, even in our the largest cities, like Phoenix. I bought a JK a couple years ago and wondered why other jeep drivers were waving at me. I waved back thinking they might be my neighbors, but I don't have that many neighbors. Saying 'hi' to other vehicles regardless of make or model is pretty normal when you're way off the road here, but not in town. Then I realized it's a 'Jeep Thing'. I wave first now...

I've noticed that most of the Jeep owners that don't wave own JKs. Must be cuz they bought a Jeep to mall crawl. Not hating on JK owners - it's just the simple truth.

@schmonkeeshomky5386

7 жыл бұрын

Collin McGinnis it's so weird how different it is area by area. The stock jk owners are the most prolific wavers in my area by far.

@boarinator

7 жыл бұрын

Collin McGinnis dude I agree 100% I'm from Florida and the ppl with the nicest JKs are the ones who never wave because their jeeps are just asphalt princesses, anybody else with a TJ LY YJ XJ whatever it is always waves

@ArturoRamirez-ef5jg

7 жыл бұрын

boarinator im from south tex and what you will see the most around here are the jeep jk explorers and those who own them are the ones who rarely wave.

@TuxedoSlim

7 жыл бұрын

Collin McGinnis JK's killed the Jeep wave. TJ's fo lyfe

@williamkee7924

7 жыл бұрын

Collin McGinnis maybe they don't understand because their jeep is too new

Solidarity Jeep Brother!! Jeep Wave Etiquette has been a hot topic of discussion between me and my fellow jeep colleagues. I think the problem comes from the recent popularity of Jeeps. The Jeep was always a sub-culture vehicle. Like people who own Saab's or Subarus. It was rare to find another of your kind on the road, so when you did, you wanted to give props to a person crazy enough to own a Jeep. :) Nowadays there's so many jeeps out there, that we've lost that uniqueness. We're getting more and more Jeep owners who either don't know or don't care about the rules of owning the greatest off-road vehicle in the world. For them, they just bought a kitchen appliance. Something to get them from point A to point B. Nothing more.

@alberto17927110

7 жыл бұрын

Josh Zakary sad but true!

@daveduval674

7 жыл бұрын

Josh Zakary you said it. I love my YJ and proud to own it and have worked on it. Most of the folks around where I live have paid 40-50K for the ones they have. They look at me like I'm an idiot when I wave at them, but the guys and gals who have older or customized Jeeps always throw up a hand.

@T4RJon

7 жыл бұрын

I think the pupularity happened when Jeeps lost their character. Back in the day of the CJ's, you bought a Jeep for the capability. You knew you were sacrificing some luxuries for a vehicle you could leave the top off of and not have to worry about a little rain, or take the doors off and still have side mirrors without being swindled into purchasing A-Post relocator mounts, leaving an ugly circle in your door. Nowadays, there is little difference between the amenities of a standard car or SUV, and a Jeep. The Jeep wave was meaningful because of the comradery between folks who had purchased a Jeep for its capability, durability, and versatility, rather than its amenities. As that became less of a difference, the comradery was watered down.

@ltsmeet

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the comradery with your mechanic is something all Jeep owners share.

In Texas, all jeeps wave to each other except the libertys, xjs, grand Cherokees but all tjs, jks and cjs wave to each other

@matthewwheeler1506

7 жыл бұрын

Tjs cjs and jks wave here in north Missouri, honestly we ignore our mental cousin the xj

Been subscribed for a few weeks. Been inspired to go on a nomadic journey out West for months!

yeah, it doesn't matter HOW you wave, just that you do it. Peace sign, regular wave, hanging out the window flailing both arms and screaming "hi, I love your Jeep!"

Great content Jake. I've been seriously thinking about fixing up an old beater Jeep, that's how I stumbled on the channel. A 1979 Jeep CJ 5 was my first car. I loved that thing, but when California tightened up the smog laws, I couldn't get the thing to pass and had to give it up. That was 20 years ago now, but I still have a tendency to give a 2 finger wave to passing jeeps. Now when I've spoken to younger friends who have picked up Jeeps, they don't even know what I'm talking about when I say "Jeep wave". I hope the community keeps it going though.

@iamjake

6 жыл бұрын

Matt - Thank you!

In Virginia the jeep wave is alive and well, but... JK owners do kinda look the other way sometimes, my little YJ dont like that much...

@jakp8777

7 жыл бұрын

Thomas Edward I only get the wave from JK owners. I have a JK and sometimes I get caught off guard when someone waves or I am doing something in the car (changing stations, etc.) and I can't wave back. I do feel bad when someone waves at me and I leave them hanging.

@andrewr.8697

7 жыл бұрын

Hey cool another YJ owner in Virginia. 👌 you're exactly right though

@pimpmyride7278

7 жыл бұрын

I had no idea there was a jeep wave. Buying a new jeep, the company sends literature about it all the time! I think that preowned jeep buyers don't know about it! 🤔

@SansBinky

7 жыл бұрын

Thomas Edward It's always the JKUs. Sometimes i don't even bother waving at them unless they wave first

@jakp8777

7 жыл бұрын

-Vance- Dun I have a 2017 JKU and I wave. Never get the wave from older Jeeps, outside California or from girls (which is partly why I bought the jeep).

Bottoms down the best videos on KZread. I look forward to them every morning.

Wrangler meet up at the garden of the gods in Colorado Springs would be a perfect place for a meet up beautiful surroundings and cool rock formations of u have never been I highly recommend u see this place Jake later man

@chrisrb8193

7 жыл бұрын

matt koerner Living in the springs the only thing I would watch is how busy it is and how much parking is available. There is a back road right before balancing rock though that heads into the rampart range and looks out over the valley that could fit plenty of Jeeps.

@cooper7217

7 жыл бұрын

Garden of the Gods would be an awesome place. It's so beautiful.

Happy freakin Friday Jake! You just made my day!!!!

Welcome to my beautiful state! Glad you're enjoying the many wonders and beauties we have to offer. I also understand the oppressive lack of Jeep wave. I do my best to wave at every Jeep. especially older ones like a CJ. Independace Path is a fun one, nothing too crazy on it. Lastly, I agree with the Garden of The Gods in Colorado Springs. unless you plan to head north, in which case, Estes Park is a cool town with loads to see and some trails just a little bit away.

in Massachusetts the jeep wave is ok it could be better, I noticed that jk's tend to leave you hanging.

@say9198

7 жыл бұрын

Devin Rochelle Same here in Ohio

@boxman1571

7 жыл бұрын

I get a lot of waves here on the Cape!

@devinrochelle2176

7 жыл бұрын

Max Ladner no way I'm on the cape to we go offroading at crowspasture

@AddictedToJeepsCom

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I work in Falmouth - great to find other Cape Cod IAMJAKE fans here!

@Tman1455

7 жыл бұрын

I live in mass but i don't get many waves. probably because I got a wj.

Creede, CO is a great place for a meet-up. It has a long silver mining history. From Creede you can drive above the headwaters of the Rio Grande River over Stony Pass or up to Lake City over Engineer Pass to Silverton. Wheeler Geologic Area has a good trail to it too. BTW the Jeep Wave is alive and well in Oklahoma especially in the Tulsa area.

regarding the windshield cracks - welcome to Colorado! having lived in Wyoming for a few years before coming back home to Colorado, I can one hundred percent agree with the you about the lack of jeep waves. I think an issue might be that most of the on-road jeeps are owned by transplants to Colorado wanting a good snow vehicle. once you get off road, the jeep wave is alive and well. most people just do the two finger salute from the steering wheel or a casual raise of the hand from the arm dangling outside. for trail suggestions, being a front range guy, I'd recommend heading for the Red Feather Lakes area northwest of Ft. Collins. trails range from easy-peasy to full on sphincter clinching. good luck, God speed and welcome to Colorful Colorado.

"Sounded like a fart" I was thinking the same thing myself lol

Whether its a Wrangler, Cherokee, Liberty, Commander. Do the Jeep Wave.

@thomas8734

4 жыл бұрын

No

I tend to do a full body wave.

@RIPPER334

7 жыл бұрын

Phillip Redding That's the spirit!!

great videos to wake up to. thanks jake, jade, and annie

Here in Pennsylvania. Had my '97 TJ for a dozen years and have been waving for a dozen years. Here's my unscientific findings on the Jeep wave. 90% of CJ's wave. 85% of the YJ's wave. A solid 75% of the TJ guys wave. 40% of the JK guys wave. 25% of the JKU drivers wave. 90% of lifted/modified jeeps wave.

When I bought my JK I was wondering why everyone was waving at me...LOL. That was years ago and I can happily say that the wave is alive and well in my part of Canada.

I have noticed that here around Amarillo, Tx. not very many people at all do the Jeep wave. I drove my 1980 CJ5 down through the Palo Duro Canyon and the only Jeep waves I got, were from out of towners in there Jeep.

the Jeep wave is basically on life support here in Myrtle Beach. as for merch- how about a trailer hitch cover?? that's be pretty sweet

@madhouse2303

7 жыл бұрын

Anthony Collora I'm in Conway, no waves either.

4 days ago, i bought my first jeep. This morning a lady waved at me, i smilled and gave her a nod. I thought it was odd and Googled it. LOL. Now I now! Imma start waving 😆

Jeep wave is alive and well in Florida. I'm driving a 2005 Rubicon, 2.5' lift and I'm really loving that roof rack.

One of your Colorado meetups should be at Red Rocks. The parking lot is huge and free.

Colorado used to have the "hey we're passing each other on the same narrow dirt road wave" too, that's all but dead now too :( sad times.

Mount Herman! Or anywhere in the Springs, there's plenty of good places here.

Being from Colorado, yeah it's pretty bad. It's mostly the yuppies that drive their Rubicons and Saharas that never take them offroad. If it's a Jeep I wave. Even wave at motorcycles.

@dannybeaty729

6 жыл бұрын

I make sure to wave at everyone in a Jeep, but most people just look at me and do nothing. Even if it's a YJ or an XJ no one does it anymore

@OntarioFreshwaterFishing

6 жыл бұрын

lilRecon09 I'm from Canada, it seems up here only wranglers wave. Doesn't matter if it's a yj tj jk or jl they all wave but only at wranglers. I have both a 99 tj and a 00 xj and I only get waves when I'm in my tj never the xj

@thomas8734

4 жыл бұрын

Im here in CO and have both a tj and a bike and dislike both waves. I always thought a guy could be a child rapist but ride a bike, should I give him "respect" just cause he's on two wheels? There are millions of both vehicles on the roads; there's nothing special about them to be waiving all day long. Now, if you come across someone on the trails, then a nod or wave in agreement you are both enjoying the same activity is cool. I think I mainly avoid the wave because I'm "supposed" to do it.

Hey Jake, I recommend Colorado springs for both meetups. It's just about centered in the state. It's within 45 minutes of tarryall which has a lot of trails, and there are plenty of meetups spots. also don't have to deal with the Denver metro traffic which can be a bear!

I never owned a Jeep but had many bikes. Growing up in small town Arkansas I learned LONG ago to wave. Something my dad taught me when I was about 3 standing up in the seat right beside him (no car seats or seatbelts) and how to honk big trucks ha! Nowadays everyone is in a hurry and has lost a bunch of human kindness or afraid cause the world has gotten so bad. I remember Breaking down one night back in the late 80’s I bet 10 Cars stopped to check on me. After that I still try and check on people on the side of the road but you have to watch your back these day and age.

I'm not new to Jeeps, I had a '95 WJ for several years, but I just bought a TJ as a daily driver after many years of being Jeep-less. I'll say for certain that I NEVER got a Jeep-wave in my WJ (stock, 2WD, so no biggie). But in my stock little TJ I get them almost every day. From YJs, TJs, and yes, even JKs. Haven't gotten one from an XJ or WJ yet, and come to think of it I don't think I've ever gotten one or had one returned from a JKU. I will admit to sometimes being a bit snobbish and not initiating the Jeep wave when I come across a JK (I mean, protocol dictates they should initiate, right?). But it's all good. We all love our Jeeps. So spread the love right? PS, I've watched some of your CJ build videos, but I can't remember - do you have lockers?

Michigan is big on the jeep wave. It is great to see!! ✌

Jeep meeting...Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs...then the next day drive Pikes Peak as group

@cooper7217

7 жыл бұрын

I agree, both places are extremely gorgeous.

My dad introduced me to the Jeep wave. He was a faithful waver.

They found me, I dont know how, but they found me. Run for it Annie!!

@bctupper

7 жыл бұрын

Great Scott!

I'm visiting Colorado from South Carolina and I've received 3 returned jeep waves from countless others

Jeep wave is abundant over here in Georgia, especially if you're outside the city.

@andrewhuynh3265

4 жыл бұрын

Luke Appa it’s awful in Atlanta

Hey there, I live in Colorado Springs and Garden of the Gods is a great place to do the meet up. There is a trail called China Wall Trail that is a great trail that isn't too long or difficult. Those are my two places I would go.

I'll keep waving in my stock JK out here in Los Angeles. I get about 50% waves back. Maybe 40-50%. Sometimes commuting the morning grind to work on the freeway or stopped up streets I've forgotten or don't wave due to insane dangerous morning traffic where I'm watching out for people switching lanes at the last second with no signal and suddenly stopped traffic, or I don't want to wave causing surprise to the other driver and possibly causing an accident. Basically needing full concentration and no room for the wave.

Great start to a friday morning, new Jake video!

The closer you get to the promised land, the more they wave! Bantam Heritage Jeep Festival is this weekend! Butler PA, HOME OF THE JEEP!!! And yes, I will be there!

The jeep wave is pretty solid out here on the east coast! Most people even give the xj's some love

In my '84 Grand Wagoneer, I wave to other Jeeps. Yes, even to what I consider to be a silly vehicle, the Renegade. I live in a part of Idaho where a good portion of vehicles are Jeeps. I get about a 5% return rate on my wave. It's sad really. Mostly I get folks in older Jeeps waving back. I did have one guy in a Willy's Truck chase me down to tell me how awesome it is to see older Jeeps on the road.

You should check out Basalt while your in Colorado, its right by aspen so you can go up the pass it's amazing.

We also have the land rover wave, but since I've been living in spain, very few people do the land rover wave... its so sad!

There's a badass system of trails alongside and behind Pikes Peak. I know they had a fire since I lived there, so not sure if it's all still accessible. To get to it, it's by the Broadmoor Resort or Hotel. I have pics from the trail I can send you if you'd like as well.

@chrisrb8193

7 жыл бұрын

Josh Rosema As far as I know they are all still there and the rampart range also has trails in the area.

when you come to south dakota a good meet up would be the black hills

funny, last couple motorcycle rides on my local roads I noticed fewer waves, it used to be one hundred percent on undivided roads

I've owned a YJ, 2 TJ's, and now drive a JKU (wife wanted something more like a minivan and i compromised with a 4-door jeep). I have waved at every wrangler while in every wrangler I've ever owned. If it's not a wrangler though, no waves. i did live for a couple years in Boulder and waves there were rather rare which also blew me away for the same reasons that Jake states. I'm back in Indiana now and i'll sometimes get snubbed but i think it's mostly because people are looking at their phones.

Its so crazy watching all of these videos of you traveling to all these amazing places, and the boom, you visit the Grand Valley. The whole time I just kept thinking, I know that spot by the river near Delta, or even I know that spot by the horseshoe pits at Canyon View park. Then realizing you camped near the the old power plant in Debeque Canyon. And all I can think is dang, you missed almost everything good our little valley has to offer. Hope you find better stuff the next time you pass through.

I like in Phoenix and I admit in town I scale back the Jeep wave to only those that are topless with weather extremes, dust storm, 105+, etc... However, once I am out of the city the Jeep wave protocol is in full force.

@iamjake some keychains would be cool! tire cover maybe waiting here in Maine!

I have a (fairly stock) JKU and wave at every Jeep I see. About half wave back.

Jake I live in Denver, have people meet in boulder!! You can camp there and go off roading. Plus there's tons of amazing people there!!

Haha you've seen my XJ! Stock and the paint is aging pretty badly! I live in Los Angeles and I rarely ever get a Jeep wave back! But I never give up because once in a while (like once a month) I get a wave back haha!

haha! thank you! best video. I get the same blank look from CO jeepers

I'd love to see more merchandise! Women t-shirts and Annie themed shirts/stickers too please :)

this video made my day! hahahaha, jake i felt exactly the same im from illinois and me and my friend took our wranglers to telluride colorado AND ITS LIKE THERE ARE TOO MANY JEEPS TO WAVE, UGH such a shame lol

Don't forget Northern Colorado. The Yampa Valley this time of year is amazing. If you make it to Steamboat Springs come visit Moots. The best hand made titanium bikes in the world are made here. Jeep trails are just starting to open. The farther away from I-70 you are whether it's North or South the better.

I have never been to the garden of the gods in Colorado Springs! I live in Johnstown,Co a little town. When I've gone up off-roading it's been too Bunce trail. That'd be a place we could meet up if you come this way!!

Colorado Springs we have a lot of trails around here

I'd love to see some hats with mesh of the IAmJake design!

I got the same vibes in Moab too. I was spraining my wrist trying to wave at everyone and rarely got one in return. Did you go to the Colorado National Monument while you were passing through Grand Junction?

Hey Jake, when are you getting to the meet up in Eastern Cape province of South Africa?

I remember the Jeep wave from learning to drive on my dad's YJ. #GoodTimes Used to laugh when I saw wrangler owners refuse to wave at cherokee or grand cherokee owners, lol Of course that's 20 years ago in Southern Ontario so maybe not applicable in other places & times

I have a JK Rubi Hard Rock and used to wave to every Wrangler/CJ I saw. After 1,000 weird looks from soccer moms or yuppie dudes who have no clue I gave up. Now it is mainly modded Jeeps or the offroad ones like Rubicons (expecting they maybe more than just taxiing kids) that I wave to.

I'd like to be able to buy one of your stickers! And also a wool item or even a patch would be awesome. Happy Travels!!

Over here in Pennsylvania the jeep wave is alive and well, I get waves from Jk, Yj and Tj, even from Cherokees

There are a few good places you could do meetups! Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs is really pretty, and then you could go on Rampart Range Road which is a beautiful and pretty easy trail in the mountains! Another great place would be Mt Evans which is the highest paved road in North America!

We just moved to Nashville and noticed the same thing.. they don't even look happy to be driving a Jeep. I mean isn't that the whole point, to join the club and spread the joy?!

@briankillian3034

7 жыл бұрын

AND WE DANCE. People in Nashville are just unhappy in general lol. I live just south of there in Chattanooga, and I find ours usually the younger guys who don't wave. I usually get waves from the younger women though. I do get funny looks from younger guys though when they see my jkr covered in mud lol

@craigk965

6 жыл бұрын

AND WE DANCE. VLOGS we are in Nashville /brentwood. We just bought a 98 tj within the last year. We get a wave about half the time......too many non jeep people buying 4 door jeeps....

@craigk965

6 жыл бұрын

brian killian............... we are unhappy in Nashville because of all the non southerners moving into the area.......they have no manners and no common sense

Love the Doc Brown reference at the end!

I have XJ, KK and WJ all lifted all with tires, all tinted, custom bumpers on two... the KK is limited with bulk body kit... NO wave from anyone but when I drive the WJ from other modified WJ owners and that is 1-100.... JK's are as Collin said "Mall Crawlers", on any trail.. Waves are King usually a stop and chat.

I have totally agree that the wave is dying out. I live in northern California and have been a TJ owner for 15 years and remember people going out of there way to wave at me. I wave no mater what I even wave late if i didn't see someone in time. Keep the rubber down and the dust rolling!

Love these videos

That gag scene tho 😂😂😂😂. I'd love to see an I am Jake hat! OD green. 👍🏼

hey man love the vids. I feel the exact same.....i live here in Colorado, and I hardly can get people to do the wave. the bunce school trail bro.....trust me you'll love it!

Had a 97 TJ and everyone else with TJs waved. Some JKs but not a lot and thats it. None of the older jeeps waved.

What brand is your tire carrier and the Jerry can and cargo rack? I've been looking forever for one.

Funniest video in a long time! Reminds me of your first vids in Astoria.

In central New York the jeep wave is alive and well! Had over 50 people in Jeeps wave to me today!

In Australia you will find that the further you are away from a city/town centre the more people wave, they wave in all sorts of cars and 4wds not only jeeps ;). But as you get within a town or city centre people just stop waving. Hopefully this is the case for you.

I drive a yj and not many people notice me when I do it. And I only get a few when I do try

Sending ya a jeep wave and some of my Rubi luv .. Happy adventures...

My first Jeep was a CJ -5 (Grand Cherokee now).Not too many Jeeps around back here in 1977. We waved when we passed. Nowadays Jeeps are driven by some individuals that never drive them off pavement and are ignorant of proper Jeep etiquette. They are the ones that shoot you the bird when you flash a peace sign or give a thumbs up.

dewd, do you have spotify?! i need to download your playlist.

Honestly, one of the reasons why I just sold my built TJ is because over the last few years, the Jeep Wave has just about completely died out. That lack of camaraderie just kind of killed it for me. That, and constantly having to replace everything on the damn thing.

I'm glad you brought this up! I was just in CO for a week and I got zero waves, I figured it's cause I'm in a jk or cause I have Jersey plates? Oh well I still waved to every Jeep

You should go check out the Dragonman in Colorado Springs, he has one of the most amazing private military museums I have ever seen, including an old Russian tank.

Come to Glenwood !

Shout out for a Jeep meet up in Colorado Springs "Garden of the gods"! More decals!

Hey Jake, hit you up offering up my place a few weeks ago while you were in Co! If you stay up in the Grand Junction area for the next week, Rock Junction is going on which is one of our bigger off-road events. I will be up that way next weekend (2nd-5th) to hit some gnarly trail if you would want to tag along then have the the rest of the week off and could take you around a few day working you towards the Denver area. Let me know

@kennelson6399

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Adam, I just sent Jake an email with your message and contact info in case he didn't see this comment.

dude you get awesome shots with that drone

noticed that in CO as well. Just got back into the Jeep community after 10 years off. Got back in with a stock TJUR....I thought it was just cuz I was rockin a stocker...but guess not.

JKX Owner here. I've found that other JK owners will wave back to me the most. Followed by TJ and YJ owners. Don't see many CJ's on the road but when I do it's hit or miss whether I'll get a wave back.

@briankillian3034

7 жыл бұрын

E F lol I sold my last cj7 a year ago to get my jk. if theirs was like mine it likely had to do with bumps. damn thing got really squirrelly if you hit bump hard lol. loved the old cj7, but not a bit sorry to have gotten my jkr

Here in Saint Petersburg, Florida, pretty much everyone waves all the time.

I've only had Jeeps for a little over 20 years and in my area there really wasn't a true Jeep wave until recent years. I had more waves when I drove my Chevrolet M1008 CUCV military truck. For me it makes no difference if I'm in my Jeep, Ford E-Series Cargo Van, or Freightliner Columbia, if someone waves to me I usually wave back. I don't feel obligated to wave more just because I'm driving my Jeep. I am more likely to initiate the wave if coming across another vehicle on the trail because I'm happy to see others enjoying the outdoors. And on the street if the vehicle is just something I consider to be awesome. Not just Jeeps.

Denver! For the regular meet!

Love your videos man!! What year wrangler is that??

@iamjake

6 жыл бұрын

Jason Manahane - Thank you! Jade is a 1994 YJ with CJ front clip, hard top, and tailgate. Thank you for your support!

@manahaneicetea

6 жыл бұрын

iamjake yeah no problem man!! I wanna do this road trip so bad as well!!