Summer 2009 Issue of JPFreek Adventure Magazine - Subscribe Now!

ox4mag

ox4mag

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The Summer 2009 issue of JPFreek Adventure Magazine has been published and is now available. Our new issue features a number of engaging article subjects including Overland Expo 2009 in Arizona, an Industry Insider interview with the Jeep brand's Chief Designer Mark Allen, technical tips on repairing synthetic winch line and tire repair, stories of adventure from the Amazon and throughout the world, and much more!

To view a preview of our past issue check out http://epagepub.com/jpfreek.html

To subscribe to JPFreek Adventure Magazine, please visit: www.jpfreek.com/subscribe/index.html

Subscriptions are only $5.95 per year for a digital subscription and if you subscribe now, you'll be added to our Charter Subscriber list and will receive special discount offers from our affiliate partners and limited edition JPFreek swag.

Subscribe today and enjoy the most diverse and engaging Jeep publication available!
 
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ox4mag

ox4mag

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getlost4x4 said:
so you guys are making us pay now. :(
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Only if you're not currently subscribed to JPFreek. Also, we are planning to announce later this week some Charter subscription terms for ExPo members so no worries. We're going to take care of you. :)
 
ox4mag

ox4mag

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Hey everybody, first off thanks for all your contributions to the latest issue of JPFreek and your general support of JPFreek since we've been on ExPo. We did change our model effective with this issue for anyone who wasn't previously a subscriber as the magazine has been free for over three years and it does take a long time to prepare, layout, and publish. With that said, we always want to make things fair and equitable for everybody and ExPo has been very good to us so here's the link to view our current issue, in its entirety, completely free! If you like this issue (which we hope you do) then pick-up a subscription and help support our efforts. At $5.95 it's the best deal you'll find on what we like to pride ourselves in as the best Jeep publication available on the market today.

Check out the new issue at: www.jpfreek.com/current/current.html

Special thanks again to each of you who contributed in this issue. And thanks to Scott for his continued kindness and support. :) Cheers!
 
grahamfitter

grahamfitter

Expedition Leader
So that's what the Cuillin Ridge looks like! Quite spectacular. I've only ever seen thick cloud from sea level upwards. Apparently there's great rock climbing in there but I'm not worthy: One needs to stick to wet, slippery, steep rock in the rain while divining the route with visibility as good as several feet. Scottish mountaineers are a fine, if rare, breed.

The rest of the magazine is great, too. :)

Cheers,
Graham
 
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jurban

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I am gonna add in my 2 cents here. I have been subscribed to Jeepfreak adventure mag for a couple of years now. Not only does it have articles like no other offroad magazine that I have ever seen, it also has high quality pics to boot. Yes I still get the mag for free, but I will be more than happy to pay my $5.95 when my time comes, I mean its $6, come on. Where else are you gonna get a 160+- page mag for a little over a dollar each.

Personally I love the mag, and give kudos to JPfreek for a awesome mag.
 
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