New Freshman's Greetings
05-26-2008 | 05:58 AM
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JK Newbie
Joined: May 2008
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From: Seoul, Korea
New Freshman's Greetings
Hello Everybody,
I came from Seoul Korea almost the opposite hemisphere. I purchased a brand new JK with2 doors bright silver very recently on January 1, 2008. Wrangler Rubicon version 2008 is equiped with diesel engine of 2,777cc manufactured by VM Motori that is especially powerful at low RPM.
I also have a lot pleasure from offroad driving, as you do crossing river, climbing mountain, crawling rocks, scrubbing into and outof thick mud pool.
As my JK is the first Jeep to me, I am a beginner at offroad driving, thus my JK is still keeping every part as assembled by Chrysler. Though I feel some neccessities of tuning-up from time to time, it will be possible after I get thorough knowledges for tuning-up. That's my cause of registration here the Project-JK club. I hope to learn about JK itself, offroad driving, and moreover make friends with you other members here.
May 26, 2008
PaPaSmuf
P.S.: I'd like to post a picture taken by my korean comrade yesterday.
I came from Seoul Korea almost the opposite hemisphere. I purchased a brand new JK with2 doors bright silver very recently on January 1, 2008. Wrangler Rubicon version 2008 is equiped with diesel engine of 2,777cc manufactured by VM Motori that is especially powerful at low RPM.
I also have a lot pleasure from offroad driving, as you do crossing river, climbing mountain, crawling rocks, scrubbing into and outof thick mud pool.
As my JK is the first Jeep to me, I am a beginner at offroad driving, thus my JK is still keeping every part as assembled by Chrysler. Though I feel some neccessities of tuning-up from time to time, it will be possible after I get thorough knowledges for tuning-up. That's my cause of registration here the Project-JK club. I hope to learn about JK itself, offroad driving, and moreover make friends with you other members here.
May 26, 2008
PaPaSmuf
P.S.: I'd like to post a picture taken by my korean comrade yesterday.
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05-27-2008 | 05:57 AM
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JK Newbie
Joined: May 2008
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From: Seoul, Korea
To: Dizzyliz, Thank you for the information. I think the 101 area will be grately helpful to enlarge my knowledge about JK.
To: Clackey, Yes it is true there is a lot offroading in Korea, despite of the small territory of South Korea. We think the population of offroaders in Korea is the third largest in the world (first is U.S.A. second is Austrailia).
To: Rigger Mike, Thanks for compliment, though I am a slow learner. The picture was able to be taken at the 10th chance of offroading.
To: everybody, Thank you for warm hospitality and appreciation of the pic.
To: Clackey, Yes it is true there is a lot offroading in Korea, despite of the small territory of South Korea. We think the population of offroaders in Korea is the third largest in the world (first is U.S.A. second is Austrailia).
To: Rigger Mike, Thanks for compliment, though I am a slow learner. The picture was able to be taken at the 10th chance of offroading.
To: everybody, Thank you for warm hospitality and appreciation of the pic.
Last edited by PaPaSmuf; 05-27-2008 at 06:13 AM.
05-27-2008 | 06:04 AM
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Foresthill, CA
