Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*
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Nice truck. Looks like a great start. I just joined myself enjoy the adventure.
Good evening to all just joined on 2/05/18 . I drive a 2017 Jeep jku . Have been rock crawling since 1997 and am looking forward to getting out and meeting up with other like minded people. I am located in Alpine Ca 40 min east of San Diego & would be open to any trips or off-roading with like minded people in the area. Looking forward to hearing from anyone & loving this website so far. Thanks & cheers, Ben
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Welcome to OB... nice truck. Looks like a great platform for a build. Enjoy and take (and share) your customizations.
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That's what I'm talk'in about!!! Can't wait to get the rig "outfitted enough for now" to do some of the same. Love the pic........
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Nice Suburban. I've had 3 over the years (93 1500, 99 2500 HD, 02 2500). Great trucks.
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Hello, I am slowly introducing myself to Overlanding. I just purchased a stock '95 4Runner and need to get it running before I take it out. I grew up doing a lot of backpacking and car camping, so I want to combine the two. I'm hoping if I make it easier, my wife will join me, and I will go more often. I know a little about off-roading, but most of my experience is on rutted fire roads in my earlier vehicles (most of it in a VW Rabbit).
Welcome to the OB crew. I'm new to OB site as well...I also have been wheeling in the dirt/ mud for awhile...now I would like to slow down and take in the view...
Hi. I'm experienced in overloading by dirt bike, and now looking into doing it by truck. Seems like a tiny two-seater would be more cargo capacity than I'm used to.
I figured I'd start by doing some research before buying a rig, however, I'm leaning toward a gx470 or gx460, or Prado, as they say in the YouTube's. I'm open to any suggestions for places to start narrowing my search.
I figured I'd start by doing some research before buying a rig, however, I'm leaning toward a gx470 or gx460, or Prado, as they say in the YouTube's. I'm open to any suggestions for places to start narrowing my search.
Newb to OB here. Here's my rig...2011 Toyota Tacoma Regular Cab 2.7L 5 speed MT 4x4. She sits on Bilstien 5100s in front with OME 884x coils, Headstrong Offroad progressive AAL with Bilstein B110's in the rear. I've added bolt on sliders, fog and ditch lights, 16" TRD OR rims with 255 85 R16 BFG KM2's, Midland WX CB radio, and wired the cruise control myself. I've ventured West Texas, New Mexico, and parts of Arkansas with her so far and would love to explore more, skid plates pending! By trade I'm a geologist so I often explore with geological maps and guides. Yeah its nice to read about a rock in a book, but to get out there and touch it and understand it more is a gift.
Arkansas
Padre Island National Seashore
Guadalupe River Delta area, South TX
About 20 miles south of Carlsbad, New Mexico
Guadalupe Mountains NP- West Texas
Yarborough Pass on Padre Island, TX
Arkansas
Padre Island National Seashore Guadalupe River Delta area, South TX About 20 miles south of Carlsbad, New MexicoGuadalupe Mountains NP- West Texas
Yarborough Pass on Padre Island, TX
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Hi All! My name is Colin. I did my first big overlanding trip at the end of December which took me from central TX (where I'm based) through western TX, NM, a small bit of AZ, UT, and CO. My rig is a 2016 4dr Wrangler. I'd say I'm somewhat experienced now and can definitely hold my own after that one large trip and countless weekend camping trips.
Here's my favorite pic from the trip - Glen Canyon NRA, UT:
Here's my favorite pic from the trip - Glen Canyon NRA, UT:
Hey all,
Currently living in Western Colorado but building a 95 XJ to do some long trips, more precisely I want to see every National Park. I am a very experienced outdoorsman, a well traveled Marine, a more than proficient shade tree mechanic, and overall redneck, however this is the very beginning of my overlanding career. I am excited to hear from the veterans of this page and hopefully see you on the trail soon.
Hdave
Currently living in Western Colorado but building a 95 XJ to do some long trips, more precisely I want to see every National Park. I am a very experienced outdoorsman, a well traveled Marine, a more than proficient shade tree mechanic, and overall redneck, however this is the very beginning of my overlanding career. I am excited to hear from the veterans of this page and hopefully see you on the trail soon.
Hdave
Hello OB, joined up today after reading and watching on YouTube for a few months. I'm in Southern Arizona. 2006 Nissan Pathfinder with a PRG products lift. Nice daily driver and fits the family of 6 for the trips. Needed a little more space so we just picked up a M101 CDN2. I may be posting for some advice on that later.
Been camping most my life. Mostly base camping now trying to get the kids into it.
Been camping most my life. Mostly base camping now trying to get the kids into it.
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Welcome AZcat. Nice setup. I can't imagine packing for six.
Look forward to you sharing your experiences.
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It seems you like Toyota.. I'd compare Toyota brand models with the Lexus brand. Both are reliable (had a Lexus sports car) and will well serve your overlanding needs.
