Overlanding 2014 Subaru Outback

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Just a slight update. I swapped out my old steel-made ladder for one that is aluminum. The aluminum one has more of a texture on the steps. The steel one weighed 17 whooping pounds whereas the aluminum one weighed 6 pounds.

Also, I celebrated 10 years with this wonderful car. I drove it off the lot on 11/1/13. I celebrated the 10-year anniversary by participating in 3 trunk or treats.

 

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Last month, during the solar eclipse, I decided to put my name on a newer Outback Wilderness. I also ended up trading in my 2014 Outback, so this is the end of an era. While I am sad about trading in my 2014 Outback with 116k miles, I look forward to what the new Outback Wilderness (my sixth Subaru and third Outback) can do and where it will take me. Before the dealership could sell my old Outback, I requested to have my Nitto Nomads transferred to the Wilderness, and the old Outback got the Geolandars from the Wilderness. 10 days later, the 2014 Outback was sold with all of the modifications on.

This is the final trip that I took with my 2014 Outback.



Here is a picture of the new Outback.