Best place to live for jeep owners

TRLJNKY

TRLJNKY

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ChiliDawg said:
R Kelly.


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Great. Now Im humming R Kelley tunes. "You remind me of my Jeep..." Anyway, Ive lived in So Cal, Vegas, and now Northern Nevada. All have there uos and downs but I was sold on Northern Nevada the very first time I flew into Reno and saw the mountains and trails all over from the air. Best decision ive made for me and my family. This place has a little of everything fairly close. Im biased though.

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Speeddmn

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If I was retired and had the income squared away and wanted to be close enough o not be far enough.... Ely, NV.

Moab is about 6 ish hours away, Rubicon is 5 ish hrs away, SoCal is 7-8 ish I'm thinking. Western Colorado is less then a day drive 8-9 hours... No state tax, more than enough public land and rich in history...
 
wayoflife

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What I can tell you is that I was born and raised in California. Still one of my favorite places to visit but I couldn't get out of there fast enough. I've traveled and wheeled a good portion of America and as luck would have it, I could afford to live in just about any state I want. It's no secret that Jeeps are my way of life and I live where I live for a reason.
 
Slimebones

Slimebones

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Gottta love Colorado. But if traffic is an issue for you, DO NOT consider Denver or its burbs. Everybody keeps MOVING here. :dont_tell:
 
Gadget

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BananaJeep said:
I love Nebraska. I am smack dab in the middle of the country. It is the same distance for me to go to the east coast, or the west coast (although I prefer the west :rolleyes2:). I'm also only 8 hours from Denver, so a days drive. I also am only 12 hours from upper Michigan, which is where I grew up and most of my family is. Despite popular belief, there's actually a lot of fun things to do and see in the heartland...Kansas for example, is really a beautiful state.
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Kansas is an ok place but it is soooo flat, definitely not congested though. Many of the towns are only about a mile from one end to the other.


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BaddestCross

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ChiliDawg said:
Ah. California. I enjoy visiting but living there would be different. I love Nevada though. Very Libertarian. Good for business.


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Yeah, Nevada and Arizona are better for business, but I've lived in the desert for almost 20 years and I'm ready to live where there's some water and real trees. I fell in love with Tennessee with Georgia as a close 2nd. I like the political climate of Tennessee better, though.



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wayoflife

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BaddestCross said:
Yeah, Nevada and Arizona are better for business, but I've lived in the desert for almost 20 years and I'm ready to live where there's some water and real trees. I fell in love with Tennessee with Georgia as a close 2nd. I like the political climate of Tennessee better, though.
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You're right, ALL of Nevada looks just like Vegas. You and everyone else should really move out to Tennessee. They've got all kinds of off road parks you you can play in :thumb:
 
BaddestCross

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wayoflife said:
You're right, ALL of Nevada looks just like Vegas. You and everyone else should really move out to Tennessee. They've got all kinds of off road parks you you can play in :thumb:
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Lol. You're safe, Eddie. You can have Nevada. It's beautiful, but I'm tired of not being able to enjoy BBQ since I left Memphis. 😂

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