[size=3]Hello Everyone,
My name is Maria and I am brand new to Delaware. I guess a little about my Jeep...it is a JKU with 3 in lift, 35s, and currently a hard top. I look forward to meeting new Jeep enthusiasts and trail riders in the area .
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welcome to the club. Im in the elkton/newark area. we have a lot of members in this area.
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Welcome to the club. I'm in New Castle (about 10 minutes from Newark).
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Welcome!
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Well, hello Maria! I'm glad that you found all of us here on DEJA, I'm hoping that this club can help you out with whatever you may need as far as your Jeep is concerned... it's helped out a lot of people here already, even if that's just in the capacity of giving them a place to go online with other Delaware-area Jeepers... to talk about just about anything.
I'm also in Newark... right where the line is at where it changes into Bear.
I'm glad you found our little corner of the Web.
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Hi All,
Thanks for the warm welcome. I am hoping to learn more about the club and become a member. I am anxious to get out and about with the Jeep and meet up with some great folks.
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Welcome!!!!
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Welcome to Delaware! Wow, you picked Newark as your first stopping point in Delaware.... What were you thinking! :o
This is a good group of Jeepers, you'll enjoy the club. If you plan on modifying your Jeep you should become a member, you'll get 10% off any orders from Quadratec or 4WD.com.
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Welcome to Delaware! Wow, you picked Newark as your first stopping point in Delaware.... What were you thinking! :oThis is a good group of Jeepers, you'll enjoy the club. If you plan on modifying your Jeep you should become a member, you'll get 10% off any orders from Quadratec or 4WD.com.
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[size=small]Thanks for the info on Quadratec. One of my favorite places to spend money as I feel as Jeep is never done being modified As for Newark, tis was the job that brought me here, but I love new adventures so not complaining yet. [/size]
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Hi Guys,
Thanks for the info on Quadratec. One of my favorite places to spend money as I feel as Jeep is never done being modified As for Newark, tis was the job that brought me here, but I love new adventures so not complaining yet.
Maria
There's lots of places to shop for Jeep stuff online:
Quadratec
4WD.com
A-Z Fabrication
Dave's Offroad Supply
Morris 4x4
All Things Jeep
4 Wheel Parts
Discount Jeep Parts
Just for Jeeps
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Newark is a really fun place to live. Now that the students are about gone, you can start checking out Deerpark, Kates, Iron hill and the many other great places to eat/ drink with out it being too crowded. Surf fishing on the beach in DE is really fun also.
I moved here a little over 10 years ago due to a job bringing me here also and liked it so much i stayed. Even changed jobs, then started my own business. It must be a pretty good place.
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Welcome aboard!! There are a bunch of good people here and a lot of people with JKs if you have questions.
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Newark is a really fun place to live. Now that the students are about gone, you can start checking out Deerpark, Kates, Iron hill and the many other great places to eat/ drink with out it being too crowded. Surf fishing on the beach in DE is really fun also.I moved here a little over 10 years ago due to a job bringing me here also and liked it so much i stayed. Even changed jobs, then started my own business. It must be a pretty good place.
Thanks for the advice on good places to go investigate. I have not been out much as I am still trying to learn where is safe, not safe, etc. I will have to check these out.
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Old New Castle is not far from Newark and it's a nice peaceful town by the Delaware River. Nice park and walking area. Brandywine Springs State Park is probably one of the prettiest parks in New Castle County. It's nestled in the Brandywine valley just north of Wilmington. For shopping there's the Christiana Mall. A bit further drive (if you want an adventure) will take you to Lancaster, PA which is known for it's outlets and Amish food. There's a really nice back road drive by taking Rt. 896 North (or is it West?) out of Newark. In Maryland you're not far from the town of North East, MD which is a great place to go for blue crabs (at Woody's Restaurant).
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[size=small]Thanks for these suggestions.[/size][size=2]These sound like great places to explore as well. I think a drive may be in order this weekend.[/size]
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I always enjoy the drive out to Rocks State Park in MD. It's a nice drive down past the dam and there's some good hiking there. About an hour or so away.
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I always enjoy the drive out to Rocks State Park in MD. It's a nice drive down past the dam and there's some good hiking there. About an hour or so away.and the cool waterfall you (and kids) can play around.
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and the cool waterfall you (and kids) can play around.
I am actually heading that way today...am super excited to go. Thanks for the suggestions.
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the waterfall is about 10 mins from the main park any ranger can give you a map/directions if you dont know its location
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