PLEEEEEASE HELP!!!!

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Throttle

Discussion Starter · Oct 12, 2001

CAN ANYONE PLEASE GIVE ME DIRECTIONS TO JEEP THRILLS IN MAPLE RIDGE???

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k, start by going over the pitt river bridge, than you follow lougheed until you get to dewdney (canadian tire, staples, toyota dealership) take a right at that road, follow that road past the west coast train station, pass the train tracks and turn at your first left, follow that road to your first right and you will see it 1/2 block away. enjoy

......vibe

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Greg W

· #3 · Oct 12, 2001

Yeah, what vibe said. Here's some more help:

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big jeep'n

· #4 · Oct 12, 2001

this always works for me when i need directions... just put your add in and your destination and it gives u step by step how to get there and time aswell...check it out..

http://www5.mybc.com/scripts/staticpage.dll?ep=9002

allan

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crazyguy

· #5 · Oct 12, 2001

to clarify that to those that may not know maple ridge at all, the left side of that map go's towards vancouver and the right go towards mission. if coming from mission you wont cross the pitt river bridge and you will be turning left at dewdney.

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Y-James

· #6 · Oct 12, 2001

wasn't that place selling stolen jeeps or something? i remember hearing about that on the news a while back.

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GWG

· #7 · Oct 12, 2001

Originally posted by Y-James:
wasn't that place selling stolen jeeps or something? i remember hearing about that on the news a while back.

They had a few problems a couple of years ago, but if you need info on your jeep or parts..they are a good source.
Craig is definately a JEEP guy...through and through.

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aandre

· #8 · Oct 12, 2001

I don't think so.......

I'm going there tomorrow to get my exhaust system put in.....can't wait.

Angelo

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RichTJ

· #9 · Oct 12, 2001

That's the story that filtered out but the truth is, a guy came to Craig asking him to finish the build on his jeep. It turns out some of the parts were stolen. Now how the hell is he suppose to know? So he gets in crapola for having the items in his shop.

Originally posted by Y-James:
wasn't that place selling stolen jeeps or something? i remember hearing about that on the news a while back.

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Pussy

· #10 · Oct 12, 2001

The directions were all that were asked, no need to go on about a shop's business practices...

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vibe

· #11 · Oct 12, 2001

Originally posted by Y-James:
wasn't that place selling stolen jeeps or something? i remember hearing about that on the news a while back.

when has the news been the truth??
my own brother-in-law was called a "murderer" when he got into a car accident and when the trial was over the other driver was at fault for there own death and they never retracked the story.

maybe, just maybe people will learn for themself that jeep thrills is not a story in the paper but a great place for help with your jeeps.

.........and craig himself is a really nice guy

.................vibe

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big jeep'n

· #12 · Oct 12, 2001

"The directions were all that were asked, no need to go on about a shop's business practices..."

i 2nd that...

"maybe, just maybe people will learn for themself that jeep thrills is not a story in the paper but a great place for help with your jeeps.

hey vibe i agree with u that jeep thrills is a great place..but a story in the paper?.. i think not...what should be said is that what ever happend in the past is the past and that's over and done with...

allan

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Y-James

· #13 · Oct 13, 2001

Thanks for clearing that up for me guys. We don't want any misinformation about a good guy/company out there in the Jeep community.
I've bought items from Jeep Thrills and always been treated fairly in the past.
But I must disagree on one point. I feel we do have a right to know how a business that we support with our hard earned money and by word of mouth is conducting business.
I mean if Warn had child labour producing their winches I would want to know so I could voice my opinion where it counts, on their bottom line buy not giving that company my money for example.

As we all know these threads often wander off course of the original post, and that's all that happened here.

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