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BEAUUUTIFUUULLLL!

Nice rigs, but even nicer shots!

If it gets you through the trail, then job done, whatever y0u're sitting in!

Welcome! Ditto that this is a great community. Your August adventure to Arizona sounds like a pretty exciting one. Be sure to post up pics of your progress!

I think I'm about to pull the trigger on one. Thanks guys!

I'm in. Are the dates set in stone, because I'm about to take off from work?

I'd be interested

Excellent write up! I actually haven't gone on my first trek yet, so this one makes me even more excited to do so! I think that for many people, too much time is spent on worrying about having all the perfect gear and rig accessories. As evidenced by this guy, you can have a lot of fun with very...

Seems like a pretty good deal if you don't sweat the small stuff. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/pts/5586171800.html

Thought it was interesting to see a rig like this being sold by a dealer. Higher miles though. Looks like it has lift, KO2s, ARB bumpers w/ winch. 248K miles, asking $16K http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/ctd/5584708307.html

Excellent job guys!

Yes, that is an option, but I'm not sure that I trust my engineering capabilities, and I'll have no one to yell at but myself if I screw something up. Because I'm so paranoid about ripping into my fender, I'm likely going to have a 4x4 shop with experience do it, especially because of the...

Dunco and Offroad Touring, this is exactly what I was looking to hear. Thanks!!

Thanks guys, I'm not the only one! If I'm going to drill into my fender, I'm thinking I should spring for the real deal (ARB or TJM), but I've heard that the knock-offs are a very good bang for your buck. Any words of wisdom?

This is based on anecdotal evidence, but it seems like snorkels are more "standard" on off-road vehicles in Australia vs. the United States. If this is true, just wondering why. Is it marketing? Just a bit dustier in general? Are they onto something that we ('Merkuns) haven't realized yet? I'm...

That looks fun! I'd be interested :)

I'm definitely interested so let me know!

Good point on the braking. I would imagine they mess with suspension too.

Awesome! What are advantages of a truck vs. an SUV when it comes to overlanding? I would imagine space would be a major draw.

Thanks! Just aired them down to 40psi. Have you noticed a degradation in fuel economy with your steelies? I'm thinking 1 mpg less with the added weight of the steel 18" wheels and 33" tires.