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Harker EDC camper. Next will be 80-20 extrusion and panels for interior build out.

Rats, will be over in the Steens/Alvord that weekend. Next month same place?

Most of you who know me remember my Jeep JK. Was a fun way to travel but the 2 door was tight and not as comfortable as I would have liked for long trips. I upgraded to a ZR2 Colorado and am not looking back! Tons of power space and comfort, as you can't knock leather heated seats and...

Iceco JP43 fridge and a Rough Country Alpha RTT with annex. Can't wait to get the tent mounted and try the hard top vs the old soft top.

Thanks for the ideas. This has obviously gone by the wayside for 2020 but I still hope to do it in 2021 if the dates work out!

This will give us a little more time for planning and possibly a pre-run of the Canadian portions although I have a feeling it may not be until 2022.

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Boy Ain't that the truth. I can't even find any sort of manual for it yet.

I've hung out with the Jeepers when I had Jeeps, the Blazer guys when I had a K5, and now with the Colorado guys with my new ZR2. It's not that I'm being exclusive, I just want to hang with folks that have spares and skills to fix what I broke I am amazed how many overlanding ideas are...

If you only knew

Thanks for the input! I'll look at those areas. I did some camping in the Fraser River Valley in my younger years but have notbeen back since.

I posted this on Expedition Portal and got no feedback and I'd love to have input from Overland Bound folks as well. I'm working on an all-comers trip for Northwest folks traveling from the Northwest Rally to the BC Rally in June of 2020. The idea would be to leave Plain Sunday morning and...

Will do!

Gabriel, A few of us are chatting about the idea of going up from Chumstick through sections 5 and 6 of the WABDR into Canada and on to the BCOR the following weekend. It would be nice to pay back our Canadian friends who come to visit, and an awsome chance to cover a few back country miles in...

Yeah,the 14 day mid-summer trip turned out to be quite cramped in a 2 door. Keep us in the loop on your schedule as well. Other than NWOR no firm commitments yet. D have a group that wants to go from NWOR to Canada up the WABCDR and to Banff/Jasper area afterwards so stay tuned.