Bruce Titus Olympia Jeep - Jeep Jam 2013: Wheelin in the City

Jeep Jam 2013: Wheelin' in the City

After a week of rain and storm clouds, the clouds parted and on June 15, the weather was BEAUTIFUL. 

The Olympia Jeep crew worked hard to get it all set up, and then waited for the Calvary.  The County Line Offroaders!  A huge thank you goes out to this incredible group of people, without them we couldn't put on this wonderful event.
Jeep Jam 2013 AEV going over the Rock Crawlwww.olympiajeep.com

This was the 2nd year of Jeep Jam, and our focus was not just on having fun, but bringing awareness to Jeep owners about just how much fun going off road can be.  There were clinics on Winching, Safety, Maintenance and how to pack for the trail.

The rock crawl, teeter totter and blindfold course, are all great ways to get your practice and skills sharpened in a more controlled environment with lots of coaches on hand to help you get the feel for it all. 


We had a lot of people that returned from last year, with one in particular hoping to master the teeter totter, which has eluded her in previous attempts. Unfortunately this was not her year either.  Maybe next year, or at Snow Jam!







 A special shout out to the vendors who came out to support the event:  Line X of Olympia, Liberty Mutual, Damsel in Defense, Dickie's BBQ and the Hope Instillers thank you for your contribution to the event!

If you have questions regarding the best ways to get the most out of your off road vehicle, please contact the Pacific NW Four Wheel Drive Association.  PNW4WDA.org,

If you are ready for the Off Road life, contact the Bruce Titus Automotive Group, and let us help you find the Perfect Off Road vehicle for you.



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