Matt Donaghy, fabricator and builder, shares his off-roading journey and his passion for Jeeps. He started off with a YJ and then moved on to a Scrambler, which sparked his interest in building and modifying Jeeps. He eventually started Great Tops, a company that specializes in making hardtops for Jeeps, particularly Scramblers. Matt also founded the Scrambler Owners Association, organizing events for Scrambler owners. He highlights the sense of community and genuine connections he has made through the association. The conversation covers various topics related to the off-roading community and the evolution of Jeep vehicles. The hosts discuss the early days of online communication among Jeep enthusiasts and how it has transformed over time. They also talk about the growth of off-roading events and the impact of social media on the off-roading community. The conversation then shifts to the business side of things, with the hosts discussing the different products offered by Great Tops and the process of manufacturing and installing them. They also touch on the importance of staying innovative and meeting customer demands. In this conversation, Matt Donaghy discusses his small business, Great Tops, and his passion for Jeeps and off-roading. He talks about the challenges of running a small business and the importance of being creative and persistent. Matt also shares his experience with building and driving a customized Scrambler and his plans for future modifications. The conversation highlights the supportive and collaborative nature of the off-road industry and the importance of treating customers with integrity.
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