Lowrange2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Abbeville, SC
About Me-
If you don’t know me (at least by my screen name) by now you don’t log onto
enough. Lol
My name is Andy “Lowrange2” Bagwell and I’m running for Vice President of this fine SE Chapter of. I’m just a wee tot at the age of 28 years old. I’ve been married for 3 years now and I have 3 daughters (ages 12, 10 and 1.5). I’ve worked for Eaton Electrical Corp. as a Mechanical Drafter for almost 5 years. I spend most of my day sitting in front of a computer screen designing switchgear that power big fancy things like ATL International Airport and the Panama Canal (Very exciting stuff).
I’ve always loved working on anything with wheels. One of my first cars was a 67 VW Bug that I rebuilt from the ground up. Including rebuilding the engine in my bedroom floor at my parent’s house. I bought my first Jeep back in 2006. I’ve been hooked on XJs since then.
I joined in 2006 shortly after buying my first XJ. The amount of knowledge I’ve acquired from this Club alone is amazing. I’ve attended a number of events including the recent 15th Birthday event and have met a bunch of great friends over the years. I talk to the guys that I’ve met through far more than I do my local friends.
Throughout my time here I haven’t attended as many events as I’d like to but I have always made an effort to be as involved with the club as possible. I’ve never been in a position to be able to give my all. That’s why I’ve decided to run for VP. I want to be able to give back to the club what it’s been able to give to me. I believe that I’ll be fully capable of handling the duties of VP.
I really like what our past BOD has done for local publicity. I’d like to work to expand on that in order to raise land-use awareness. I see tons of XJ/MJ owners on the road, on the trail and even online who have absolutely no clue about. I’d like to continue working on different publicity platforms. Unfortunately, Forums aren’t quite as popular as they once were. Recently, the national level of has started branching out to Facebook for more publicity. I’d like to increase local awareness and possibly membership drive numbers in a similar way.
Anyhow, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Thanks for reading my exciting short story. J
Go SEC! Woot.
If you don’t know me (at least by my screen name) by now you don’t log onto
enough. LolMy name is Andy “Lowrange2” Bagwell and I’m running for Vice President of this fine SE Chapter of
. I’m just a wee tot at the age of 28 years old. I’ve been married for 3 years now and I have 3 daughters (ages 12, 10 and 1.5). I’ve worked for Eaton Electrical Corp. as a Mechanical Drafter for almost 5 years. I spend most of my day sitting in front of a computer screen designing switchgear that power big fancy things like ATL International Airport and the Panama Canal (Very exciting stuff). I’ve always loved working on anything with wheels. One of my first cars was a 67 VW Bug that I rebuilt from the ground up. Including rebuilding the engine in my bedroom floor at my parent’s house. I bought my first Jeep back in 2006. I’ve been hooked on XJs since then.
I joined
in 2006 shortly after buying my first XJ. The amount of knowledge I’ve acquired from this Club alone is amazing. I’ve attended a number of events including the recent 15th Birthday event and have met a bunch of great friends over the years. I talk to the guys that I’ve met through far more than I do my local friends. Throughout my time here I haven’t attended as many events as I’d like to but I have always made an effort to be as involved with the club as possible. I’ve never been in a position to be able to give my all. That’s why I’ve decided to run for VP. I want to be able to give back to the club what it’s been able to give to me. I believe that I’ll be fully capable of handling the duties of VP.
I really like what our past BOD has done for local publicity. I’d like to work to expand on that in order to raise land-use awareness. I see tons of XJ/MJ owners on the road, on the trail and even online who have absolutely no clue about
. I’d like to continue working on different publicity platforms. Unfortunately, Forums aren’t quite as popular as they once were. Recently, the national level of has started branching out to Facebook for more publicity. I’d like to increase local awareness and possibly membership drive numbers in a similar way.Anyhow, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Thanks for reading my exciting short story. J
Go SEC! Woot.
