I was raised in the mountains of Southern California by my grandparents. My mother was single and struggled to take care of me and my little brother by herself. Eventually she was tired of paying for the high cost of living thst California has to offer and moved my family out to Idaho. Shortly after the rest of my family followed. I joined the Army at a young age and was sent to Ft Campbell KY. I lived right in the border of Kentucky and Tennessee for a few years until I decided I would rather live in Tennessee. I’ve been in Tennessee for 10 years now. I left the Army in 2016 and that’s when I started my career as an elevator mechanic. Some things that I enjoy doing outside of my jeep life include making/fabricating things. From wood work to metal I enjoy it all. I like to hunt, fish, camp, hike, and anything else having to do with the outdoors. There’s nothing like camping with the people you care about, sitting around the bonfire drinking a few and enjoying each other’s company.

Most memorable wheeling experience?

When I was at Turkey Bay I went on a ride that some people called “expert” but I didn’t feel like these people ever rode expert-type trails. Well, I did the entire thing with my sway bars connected and fully inflated tires. At the top of the hill, there was a medium-sized rock to crawl that I hit a little too fast. As I was coming over the rock I hit another rock with my front tires and almost flipped backwards. The only thing that stopped me from flipping my Jeep that day was a 2” ball hitch that I still had in.

Tell us about your rig

2019 JL 
3.5” Rock Krawler Lift
37” Nitto Mud Grapplers
2.5 ton steering
Dynatrac Dana 44s with 5.13 gears and electric lockers