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Last weekend was the 2012 Barfrosttreffet. It looks like a variety of jeepers participated. It sure looks like a beautiful country to explore. I have posted a few pics from their event below. You can see more here: http://www.facebook.com/events/146187395522035/
We reached 34 old Jeeps and 70 people this weekend,
That is all time high for the 6 years we have done this.
One of Norways best motorjournalist came with us and that will bring it to the magazines.
I am very happy with the growt and entusiasm for this concept both from the sponsors and the ones who joined.
One of our main focuses are to get forgotten Jeeps out of their garages and back on the road.
Reidar Haugen came with his nice yellow utility panel delivery that hadnt been on the road in 10-15 years. He had been all quiet since July. I knew he would be there but that he had been working day and night to get the fallen asleep project ready for the gathering was a great surprice.
Jon Henning Kristoffersen is an avid Jeeper and his project is still in process so he borrowed and used a jeep CJ-2 that had been sitting still for 12 years.
Jimmy Granlund brought his Willys MB that he had owned since he was 16 and hadnt used in 12 years as well.
They all recieved gift certificates from our sponsors for making an effort to bring more Flatfenders back on the road.