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  1. ThundahBeagle

    Resolved Mechanical Breakdown

    Do the '98's have coil packs? I know the 99 WJ had them. If you do, and one or more is old and cracked... Air?
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    Northern Lights

    Was excited when I read the Borealis might be seen even in Virginia. Thought for sure central Mass would see them this time. Too much cloud cover
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    Anchors to secure drawer?

    That's what I'm talking about
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    Anchors to secure drawer?

    J-hook turnbuckle like pickup truck cross-boxes use? To what are you securing the drawer?
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    US East Trail Tactics, vehicle capabilties,local trails

    Depends on a lot for me right now. Moved a little further north (now North Central MA) and have a lot going on that week. Hate to say it but it is a maybe for me
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    Protecting leather from rain

    Nice work...looks like there's hope for my old Mossberg 500 that rubbed against the diamond deck tool box. Looks kind of like the top picture
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    The Quest for the Best Knife.

    Spyderco Native 5 usually clipped in my pocket
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    Those fancy mapping apps will not save you...

    Somehow, you always seem to be camping next to the best steakhouse in town...
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    Can I leave Mexico for a few days without my vehicle?

    ...but...will it be there when you get back?
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    Rig + Equipment

    Nice truck. I've been a Chevy guy since I could drive but the last 5 years or so I've been in a GMC Sierra and I cant see myself switching back. @Alanymarce seem to know what they are doing and been everywhere. I like they added compass and tire repair. I have the NOCO pack and a Ryobi...
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    What's do you think the most impactful first upgrade is to a rig?

    LIFT Although I can see why people say "tires", or even "tyres", and although i think good tires are very very important, all things being equal, the lift is the most impactful in my view. When I was a kid, we spent the better part of a decade traveling up and down Adirondack logging "roads"...
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    Interesting conversation with Forest Service Ranger

    Yeah, I think its THIS ^^^ Money or no money, I'm not leaving brand new kit behind if I've spent a small fortune on it and decided camping wasnt for me. Maybe in a torrential downpour or something, but not "just because"
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    Can we now just go back to just calling it “car camping”?

    With an Outback WILDERNESS edition. Out of the box trail ready. Love those by the way, but people are buying things packaged a certain way, aren't they. Shouldn't be surprised I suppose that others in the outdoor realm packed stuff in the same way.
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    Can we now just go back to just calling it “car camping”?

    [/QUOTE="MOAK, post: 665485, member: 1615"] I actually like Columbia clothing, it’s not nearly as overpriced as brands like The North Face or Patagonia and I find their clothing line to be comfortable & long lasting. But now with this marketing campaign? Jeeze- they’ve lost my respect. I...
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    Can we now just go back to just calling it “car camping”?

    Indeed sir. There is a "whats your awning" thread on this or another big forum that rhymes with "bexpedition kortal". My answer in that thread is ",,,a big blue tarp..."
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    Can we now just go back to just calling it “car camping”?

    Oh My God. Columbia with an overlanding apparel line. Next thing you know, Jeeps will have a designation for those of thier vehicles that are more capable offroad and on trails...oops. I mean, Jeep shouldn't have a Trail Rated badge because back in the day, Jeep MEANT Trail Rated. Columbia...
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    How Overlanders are Ruining Overlanding

    Like the guy who stranded his brand new GMC Canyon AT4 up on Decalibron trail in Colorado?
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    How Overlanders are Ruining Overlanding

    In fairness, Zim, theoretically they could return to the site any time before checkout, and clean up (um...) If the maid saw my hotel room at 9 or 10 am she'd be appalled!
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    How Overlanders are Ruining Overlanding

    Campfire permit in the land of wildfires I can understand. Earthquakes, landslides and I hear you guys even get hurricanes now
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    No overlanding for a long time

    Lady at work in her 50's just had open heart a few weeks ago. She's driving and may be back to work full time in October. God live her but she's no example of good health or shape. Medical advances the last 30 years are stellar. Do what you are supposed to and you will be back soon