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@Lifestyle Overland That bumper system is really sweet. Who makes the fuel cans?

@ce4460 I respect your courage. I always thought PTSD only affected soldiers, until I read your story. I was also raised in an abusive environment, and have had to learn some hard lessons about what kind of behavior is and is not acceptable. You have taught me something....Thank You!

Welcome @Legend-Hairy

We are originally from San Diego. Used to love going out to Anza Borrego in the early spring. The wild flowers are going to be amazing this year I bet with all the water you guys have gotten.

I am happy to hear that you have it all reinforced. I look forward to riding along on your adventures.

Great job! Your truck looks good. Its always nice when you can get a bunch done in a short time. Just a word of caution though..... You have 80 #'s of gas, and at least 80 #'s of tire hanging from a system that was designed to hold a couple 20 # bikes at best. The dynamic force of the load...

Think This might just be enough Proof of a water crossing to get you a Badge! You would have to check with The Powers That Be.

Nice! That is one serious rear bumper! Those rack look pretty beefy too! I'm gunna go out on a limb here and guess that you are Welder/Fabricator? Defiantly takes a decent set of balls, to start slicing sheet metal out of a new truck!

Here are my thoughts, I have spent over 400 days of my life in a tent. 58 days straight was my longest run. The type of tent really depends on what type of camping you are doing. If you are hiking in to a spot, a 1 or 2 person tent is best because of weight. The lighter the better, but the...

Cool feature. Tried to look up my OB# neighbors, 3029, & 3031, But looks like they have not registered yet. This will be useful if an emblem is spotted at the Mall or some other random parking lot.

I really like the camp kitchen table. I need to find me one.

Hey, so the Poll is up. Thanks to everyone that participated.

Did you get this installed? Im thinking about installing one as well in my Ram.

Just looked at those. Really nice, tons of options. Why are these systems so expensive though?

Pretty awesome. Looks like a blast. Do you guys use metal detectors as part of this? I have heard stories of people finding some pretty cool stuff around ghost towns.

Both of these systems are very nice. Nothing for us Full Sizers though. Really like the coating on the TrekBox system. Bet this adds a lot of strength, and easier to clean than carpet.

Thanks for the response. This is not good! Was really hoping that this would be the solution to my problems. How long ago did you have these? Is there a chance that yours were an early version? I Don't mind it reducing the depth of the bed, But it NEEDS to function properly.

Thanks for the write up. I am seriously thinking about buying this system. I understand that it may not be perfect, but way better then what I have now.

So I have been using a "Tractor supply" in the bed tool box for a little over a year. It has been ok, I can fit my tent, sleeping bag, stove, axe, rain coat, rope, tow strap, and a few other things. However, it suck having to crawl in the back to get anything, and it look like maybe some...

Rolled 50,000 miles last night!