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Welcome to the Warner Robins Jeep Club!Welcome to the Warner Robins Jeep Club (WRJC) which was established in Warner Robins, Georgia in 2011. Don’t let the name fool you, you don’t have to live in Warner Robins to be a part of the club. We have members living throughout the state of Georgia and around the world. We are Jeep enthusiasts that enjoy all that is Jeep! Our members drive everything from stock Jeeps to specially built rock crawling buggies and everything in between. We enjoy cruising with the top and doors off, camping, exploring national parks and forests, and hitting the trails at off-road vehicle parks. Some of our club events also include local meet and greets, sponsoring families in need during Thanksgiving and Christmas, and assisting local children's homes with any needs they have. Our mission is to make a positive impact on our local communities and set the example for the responsible use and enjoyment of our country's natural resources. So, if you own a Jeep and want to hang around other folks who own Jeeps, register and join us at our next event (check out the Official/Unofficial Events section). We can’t wait to meet you!!! 
May 21, 2017, 03:09:43 PM by Karma | Views: 50 | Comments: 4
I am pleased to sponsor Johnny Watts into our group. He has attended 3 official events. Many of you met him at the childrens home car show and topless day. I know Johnny will be a great addition to our jeep family. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 
May 20, 2017, 09:20:10 PM by raenglehart
Views: 19 | Comments: 0 Jeep I recently bought didn't ha e the spare tire carrier nor any of the mounts. So far, Craigslist, eBay, other online avenues have been a bust or waaaay to far to drive. Figure I'd throw it out there now that I'm registered and can post. Roger Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk
May 20, 2017, 09:13:14 PM by raenglehart
Views: 90 | Comments: 9 Met several of you at the Topless event today. I have the old holy floored 1981 CJ7, Red & Black. I've only had this one for a couple weeks (came across it by happenstance), but I've had 4 CJ7's over the past 20+ years ('76, '86, '83, now '81). You could say I sorta have a thing for the old dogs and only with the 258 i6. Now that the military is not going to move me anymore (retiring end of this year), I might actually be able to keep this one for a while. Lots of plans for it once the floor rot is fixed first. Heart and Lungs are great in it though. I'll have to post some pics when the sun comes back up  Hope to meet more of you at the meetings and other events. Roger (aka: raenglehart) Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk Pages: [1]
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