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Write up from event organizers: For all the full size 4WDers, this event is for you! This is the first time we\'ve ever put on a trail ride for full size vehicles! Even if your full size is stock or fully built for rock crawling, Offroad Consulting has spent a lot of time mapping a plethora of...

Yes, as I understand it, there will be different run groups to suit different levels of vehicle capability (and driver "commitment" : ) But where you go is totally up to you; people who want to ride together will not be split up by the organizers. In fact, going with one of the guided rides is...

Thanks for the tip! I'll give that a try...

Awesome DIY work, guys! Very inspiring...

Congrats and good luck to you both!

There are a few Rebel build thread on the forums... Here's mine: https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/2018-ram-rebel-overland-build.14037/

East Coast meet up sounds good to me!

Ok4wd and Offroad Consulting are hosting a full-size truck guided trail ride at Anthracite Outdoor Adventure Area (AOAA) in Coal Township, PA on Sunday March 10th. Would be great to get a bunch of OB folks together for an informal East Coast meet... Who's in? Full Size Trail Ride - March 10, 2019

I love that Jimmy....

Ok, back to the TNJT... So who's down for a full length trip in the Spring? I'm in Northern NJ, but I wouldn't mind doing either a North-to-South or a South-to-North run, with 2 or 3 overnights at campsites along the way.

That's good to know - thanks Leon! I'm in North Jersey, but I'd like to plan a trip down to check out Wharton soon, so it would be great to meet up. Are you in the Garden State Overland Facebook group?

Leon - thanks for creating this route, and for sharing with the community! I signed up for Gaia last week, and just loaded in the TNJT gpx file as I familiarize myself with the app on my Android phone and tablet. Gaia imported 566 total way points, most of which are turn markers that appear to...

Finally got my Roof Top Tent. I went with an Overland Pros Anza 1400, as it seemed to strike the right balance for me between size/weight, design/features, and price. Very impressed with the quality so far...looking forward to the first overnight trip with it! Here's a few pics of some very...

The build is coming along well, my friend...looking good!

Some good ideas in here! The drywall hoist seems like it would work really well... but the downside is you're stuck with another big, unweildy, 100+ lbs thing to store somewhere. I think I'll try building the A-frame hoist. Thanks!

Proclip...they make an adjustable articulating pedestal mount with a base that screws into existing holes in the Ram dash slot.

Hit a local trail today to test out a new tablet mount I installed...works great for running a mapping app while out on the trails (my Android tablet has built in GPS/GLONASS, so no need to tether it to a phone for a network connection). The 8.4" size is great; big enough to see map details...

To be honest, I haven't really noticed anything objectionable. Maybe a little bit louder than the Toyos... It's only been about 5-6000 miles though.

Haha... The DuraTracs have been great. They have been good on the street, as well as on the beach; haven't really put them though the paces on any challenging trails yet though. I chose them for several reasons, including being relatively light weight for their size, and because they're 3-peak...

Yes sir!