Father Daughter Project
02-15-2012, 09:06 AM
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Father Daughter Project
How's everybody doing?
Me and my daughter bought a 08 Rubicon together recently and our plans are to build it, beat it and do it again. I use to do alot of off-roading (truck type not important) and when my daughter was three I had taken her to Pomona to an off-road expo. Thats where she seen her first Jeep (Jeep Girl's Pink Jeep)and fell in love. Now 13 she has never changed her mind on what she wanted as her first vehicle... "a JEEP daddy". So now we have it and we were calling it project jk, which is funny, but led us here. She has been watching Wayalife's you-tube videos and seen how the group is really tight especially after seeing how you guys helped the people on the Rubicon trail. Now more than every she has pushed me into over drive to start working on the Jeep. Well enough said for now and we are looking forward to more years of knowledge and fun back on the trails.
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Cary and Katreena
Me and my daughter bought a 08 Rubicon together recently and our plans are to build it, beat it and do it again. I use to do alot of off-roading (truck type not important) and when my daughter was three I had taken her to Pomona to an off-road expo. Thats where she seen her first Jeep (Jeep Girl's Pink Jeep)and fell in love. Now 13 she has never changed her mind on what she wanted as her first vehicle... "a JEEP daddy". So now we have it and we were calling it project jk, which is funny, but led us here. She has been watching Wayalife's you-tube videos and seen how the group is really tight especially after seeing how you guys helped the people on the Rubicon trail. Now more than every she has pushed me into over drive to start working on the Jeep. Well enough said for now and we are looking forward to more years of knowledge and fun back on the trails.
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Cary and Katreena
02-15-2012, 09:12 AM
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Welcome to the forum! Sounds like a great father-daughter project oyu have in mind. 
I hope to do the same kind of thing with my son some day (he's only 1 and a half right now).
I hope to do the same kind of thing with my son some day (he's only 1 and a half right now).
Bravo to you for being such a cool dad!
02-15-2012, 02:16 PM
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I have a little girl that is 6 and she will be the same way
Not only will I enjoy the build, want to see ya'll on the trails also
Let me know if you have any questions or need some help!
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Not only will I enjoy the build, want to see ya'll on the trails also
Let me know if you have any questions or need some help!
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02-15-2012, 03:54 PM
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Thats great, more parents need to get their kds into something that teaches them some responsibility and pride in hard work. My daughter is 9 and when she turns 13 its off to find a Jeep to fix up and put together (might get painted TN Vols Orange....she plays softball and loves the Lady Vols). She has been wheeling with me in all my Jeeps and loves to work on them with me, she is a little princess but loves to get rough with the boys and has no fear. Good luck on the project hope you all have a great time with it. keep us posted. 
