Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*

New member from Dallas, TX. 2004 GMC Sierra 1500 2wd and recently discovered overlanding and instantly fell in love. To follow my build check out my instagram @aguywithasierra
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Welcome to the community.
 
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Been following O-B on youtube over a year now. Joining the actual community now. Grew up doing much of desert/baja style offroading starting with quads/dirt bikes moving on to jeeps (XJ & ZJ) then eventually my current JK and 3 " lifted lincoln navi. I have experience with technical rock climbing but since having kids I've catered my adventures to more of the family oriented outings. Hence my interest in overlanding as it seems to be a family friendly hobby. My kids love camping and exploring the road less traveled. We look fwd to meeting some of you folks soon. 20151023_112800-01-1.jpg 20151012_133135-01.jpeg
 
Been following O-B on youtube over a year now. Joining the actual community now. Grew up doing much of desert/baja style offroading starting with quads/dirt bikes moving on to jeeps (XJ & ZJ) then eventually my current JK and 3 " lifted lincoln navi. I have experience with technical rock climbing but since having kids I've catered my adventures to more of the family oriented outings. Hence my interest in overlanding as it seems to be a family friendly hobby. My kids love camping and exploring the road less traveled. We look fwd to meeting some of you folks soon. View attachment 5092 View attachment 5091
Welcome @ArthurGuinness to the group!
 
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Been following O-B on youtube over a year now. Joining the actual community now. Grew up doing much of desert/baja style offroading starting with quads/dirt bikes moving on to jeeps (XJ & ZJ) then eventually my current JK and 3 " lifted lincoln navi. I have experience with technical rock climbing but since having kids I've catered my adventures to more of the family oriented outings. Hence my interest in overlanding as it seems to be a family friendly hobby. My kids love camping and exploring the road less traveled. We look fwd to meeting some of you folks soon. View attachment 5092 View attachment 5091
Welcome. Great looking Jeep.
 
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Hey everyone! Mason here, finally joining over here at OB and super excited about it!

I have always loved exploring the outdoors, camping, hiking, etc and driving around in offroad capable vehicles. A couple years ago, I bought my first vehicle, a stock '05 Chevy TrailBlazer LS 4x4 powered by the trusty Vortec I6 4.2L engine. I had no plans of modifying the truck at the time... but within a couple of weeks I found a little community called OffroadTB where the endless information and support from fellow members got my ideas skyrocketing. Now, 2 years later, I have 8" of lift on my TB, armor, mudders, comms, and a pile of gear that never stops growing. I love getting out there with the truck and exploring everywhere I can to get great pics and great experiences. I can't wait to get into this community!

Location: Bryant, Arkansas
Rig: 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS 4x4 I6 (build thread)
Overlanding Experience: Moderate. I have good experience in general offroading and camping, but unfortunately I haven't been on any major expeditions yet!
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Hey everyone! Mason here, finally joining over here at OB and super excited about it!

I have always loved exploring the outdoors, camping, hiking, etc and driving around in offroad capable vehicles. A couple years ago, I bought my first vehicle, a stock '05 Chevy TrailBlazer LS 4x4 powered by the trusty Vortec I6 4.2L engine. I had no plans of modifying the truck at the time... but within a couple of weeks I found a little community called OffroadTB where the endless information and support from fellow members got my ideas skyrocketing. Now, 2 years later, I have 8" of lift on my TB, armor, mudders, comms, and a pile of gear that never stops growing. I love getting out there with the truck and exploring everywhere I can to get great pics and great experiences. I can't wait to get into this community!

Location: Bryant, Arkansas
Rig: 2005 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS 4x4 I6 (build thread)
Overlanding Experience: Moderate. I have good experience in general offroading and camping, but unfortunately I haven't been on any major expeditions yet!
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Welcome to the forum.
 
Hello Everyone!

Steve here from the concrete jungle, Philadelphia.

I'm addicted to being outdoors and found this site while looking to do more extended expeditions.

The misses and I enjoy putting around Pennsylvania during the spring and summer. Fall and winter we enjoy exploring the White Mountains in New Hampshire, as well as the rest of New England.

Here is the modest (yet to be stumped) rig:
2000 4Runner

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I am looking forward to making new friends and exploring the North East!
 
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Hello Everyone!

Steve here from the concrete jungle, Philadelphia.

I'm addicted to being outdoors and found this site while looking to do more extended expeditions.

The misses and I enjoy putting around Pennsylvania during the spring and summer. Fall and winter we enjoy exploring the White Mountains in New Hampshire, as well as the rest of New England.

Here is the modest (yet to be stumped) rig:
2000 4Runner

fyhcia.jpg



I am looking forward to making new friends and exploring the North East!
Keep me updated on the 4runner. I'm trying to sell my Jeep and have decided to go with a 99 or 00 4runner.
 
Keep me updated on the 4runner. I'm trying to sell my Jeep and have decided to go with a 99 or 00 4runner.

For sure!

I had a 97 TJ. 4.o 5-speed manual.

They are a blast!

I have had the 4Runner for about four months now. I have made some minor improvements but it is really is in a league of it's own in its factory/stock form.

It just turned 150,000 miles. The engine purrs smoother and the transmission shifts crisper than my 2014 VW Jetta with less than 20,000 miles on the clock!


I definitely have some plans for the 4Runner but am going to take it slow. While I'd love to drop 10k and have it fully decked out from A to Z; I'm going to take my time and through using it as my overlanding rig hopefully identify what I really "need" compared to what I "want/wish for".

As for buying one, take your time. There are a lot of really good ones out there. But as the saying goes: if the deal sounds to good to be true, it often is.
 
Hello Everyone!

Steve here from the concrete jungle, Philadelphia.

I'm addicted to being outdoors and found this site while looking to do more extended expeditions.

The misses and I enjoy putting around Pennsylvania during the spring and summer. Fall and winter we enjoy exploring the White Mountains in New Hampshire, as well as the rest of New England.

Here is the modest (yet to be stumped) rig:
2000 4Runner

fyhcia.jpg



I am looking forward to making new friends and exploring the North East!

Welcome fellow east coaster! It's nice to see someone else from the area. I'm just down the road in northern DE. You should check out the Mid-Atlantic Overland Festival if you can as it's not too far away.
 
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Welcome fellow east coaster! It's nice to see someone else from the area. I'm just down the road in northern DE. You should check out the Mid-Atlantic Overland Festival if you can as it's not too far away.

I saw that! I'm not able to attend. It looks like it's going to be a good time!
 
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