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Note: I was originally going to do this article as an installation
write-up.....but after giving some careful consideration to the matter, I opted
to switch over to the product review format since no one really needs to see me
half naked trying to put on a Jeep t-shirt. LOL! That's probably
more information than you wanted to know but then again you did come to the
biggest Jeep TJ internet site there is....and this site is all about being
informed, no doubt about it!
OK...on with the product review.
I'm all for internet start-ups and such things......and that includes folks selling licensed apparel that promotes my favorite hobby, JEEPS! If you don't believe me, ask my wife how many dresser drawers I have devoted to just Jeep and 4 wheeling related t-shirts.
There are all kinds of reasons to buy a family member, relative, Jeepin' buddy, or co-worker a cool Jeep shirt or hat. Birthdays, anniversaries, Valentines Day, Fathers/Mothers Day....heck, even the 4th of July if you are so inclined. So you obviously need such a place to pick up that just right sweatshirt or perhaps a hat. Check out www.JeepHobby.com
Besides Jeep things to wear, Dale, the Jeeper behind JeepHobby, has some write-ups on his web site along with a trips section. He just got the site going so it's not big....YET! I exchanged a couple of e-mails with Dale earlier this month and promised him I would, kind of tongue-in-cheek, put a short product review up on my site.
I would really like to show you a picture of me in my new Jeep t-shirt that I got from JeepHobby......but the point of this review was to introduce Dale's new web site and hopefully bring in some new customers. Seeing a pic of me might drive potential customers away and that would certainly be counterproductive and not good for Dale's new business. So, I'll do the next best thing.....I'll show you a pic of the t-shirt without me in it.
Good trails and remember to TREADLightly!