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Hello ModernJeepers, welcome to Episode Number 22 of The ModernJeeper Show… the show about Jeeps, Jeeping and Jeepers.

This week Corey & Matson have the pleasure of talking with ModernJeeper and Spiderwebshade founder Chris Plaisance.

Chris shares with with us how his first Jeep (which he bought in college) went from daily driver to SEMA show rig to running the Baja 1000, what inspired him to start Spiderwebshade, what is a prototop, why the name Spiderwebshade has nothing to do with spiders, how many Spiderwebshades are around the world now, how print on demand is the future, why you are either the cool guy at events or the one having fun, why ignoring copycats is important, how they’ve changed the way companies market at events, what his two favorite trails are (one is West and one is East), why the OGJL Facebook page is so exclusive and just what is the ShadeBrigade anyway?

Of course we have another great Tech Tip of the week that comes directly from the #CTITour… Sway Bar 101 - what they are, how they work, and why do you want disconnects?

As always we are extremely grateful to our partners including Raceline Wheels, Warn Winches, Bestop, Milestar Tires, Rugged Radios and, of course, Metalcloak.

So, sit back, relax with a cold one, and enjoy Episode number 22 of The ModernJeeper Show…

• What is a podcast
• NJ Jeep Invasion
• Big Bear Forest Fest
• Wildwood, NJ
• Jersey Shore
• CTI Trailer
• Big Bear Lake
• Inland Empire 4 Wheelers
• ModernJeeper
• Buying a Gladiator
• Catie Mean
• Spiderwebshade
• Orlando, FL
• Jeepers Den
• Canopy Balls
• Jeep Header
• The JL
• Matte Black - Spiderwebshade TJ
• Depreciation Values
• Fordyce Creek
• SEMA
• Baja 1000
• Jeep Beach

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