• Notice for iPhone users: DO NOT use the image size reduction option when uploading photos to the forum. This causes portrait images to post as landscape. We have added a warning to the image insert pop-up as well.

MDJuan Tubs

Hi Donut,

We have your panels ready and will go out with Bensingers next shipment.
We apologize for the inconvenience.

Rommel
 
any progress on the overlander top? Looks like you were offered a sample one for a new one in return? Fiberglass or not if they do it as well as you say over there I'm in on one.
 
Rommel T. Juan said:
The overland top can be sent to our shipper in the US and it can be sent to us. We can make it when it arrives :)
Click to expand...

Rommel,

That sounds like amazing news. I have a postal top disassembled already. I'm planning on restoring it after I finish my current scrambler build. I am located in New York. I would be more than willing to arrange some way to get it to you and have you base your model off of it. PM me if you are indeed interested.

Brando
 
Rispony, I owe you an Ebeer for volunteering your top!
 
rispony said:
Rommel,

That sounds like amazing news. I have a postal top disassembled already. I'm planning on restoring it after I finish my current scrambler build. I am located in New York. I would be more than willing to arrange some way to get it to you and have you base your model off of it. PM me if you are indeed interested.

Brando
Click to expand...

New york represent!

Sent from my SPH-L900
 
Just wanted to report that we are all fine at MDJuan.

The storm has passed.

But we still need your prayers. And help if you can. Many people perished in the Visayas island. Tacloban, Cebu, Bantayan and Ormoc were hit hard.

A phenomenon called a storm surge happened, where the water from the Ocean rose up to 10 feet and a lot of people drowned.

Much like a Tsunami. This is a new kind of disaster for us. But the Filipino people are very resilient. We will rise back up and come out stronger.

Please continue to pray for us.

Rommel
 
I didn't ever put two and two together on this. Thoughts and prayers coming your way.
 
Rommel

Best wishes and prayers to everyone in your country. Horrible tragedy and trying times...
 
In the wake of Super Typhoon Haiyan slamming into the Philippines, relief organizations are calling on Americans to donate funds to their efforts.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

• The American Red Cross has volunteers spread throughout the region and accepts donations online. You can also mail a check to your local American Red Cross chapter designating Philippines Typhoons and Flood in the memo line.

• The U.N. World Food Programme is urging Americans to make donations to support its emergency food relief after Typhoon Haiyan. You can donate online or by texting the word AID to 27722 to donate $10.

• AmeriCares is deploying medical aid and a relief team to Philippines, and says an emergency shipment with enough medical aid for 20,000 survivors is already on its way.

• The Philippine Red Cross has deployed staff and volunteers across the region. You can easily make a donation through organization's website.

• To donate to the Salvation Army's Typhoon Haiyan relief efforts, visit its website or text TYPHOON to 80888 to donate $10 and reply YES to confirm your donation. The organization uses 100% of all disaster donations in support of disaster relief.

• Looking for someone in the Philippines area that is in your family or a friend? Google has launched a person finder for the storm, also known as Yolanda in the Philippines, where you can try and find out someone's whereabouts or enter your own information.
 
Praying for your country Rommel.
 
Rommel,

This last week, The Salvation Army sent me to Juneau, Alaska where I had been assigned for 4 years. I took my shirt along and wore it to an event that was held at the Filipino Community Center.

I was standing eating a treat when an excited man ran up and threw his arms around my neck. To say the least, he was excited. Once he calmed down a bit, through a friend of his we determined that 20 plus years ago he worked for your company. He thought I worked for you and was visiting. I'm not sure just what he did. He talked about the thousands of your jeeps running around the Philippines.

After he went his way. You could see him going through the crowd pointing at my shirt. I am guessing telling everyone he used to work for that company in the Philippines.

It's truly amazing how our God works. With all that is happening in your country. That act of generosity by your in giving away some shirts brought so much job to a man half a world away.

Also, thank you for mentioning that 100% of all donations made to The Salvation Army make it to where you intend your donation to go.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top