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Definitely on the list. You can spend lots of time out there and not see everything, like a mini Death Valley.

Great representation. Where'd you find that? As SLO county I always just identified with ........... California.

Inverters get hot. That's the nature of the beast, that's why they have fins n fans. If the unit you have fulfills your needs, would you consider mounting options that would prevent burnt skin, melted plastic, or cabin fires? I plan on ducting mine so it will get an assist from convection cooling.

With the extra cross member underneath, my spare got evicted. I need to do this prior to any distance/overnighters.

@SLO Robert - What time do the kids get out of soccer? Maybe we'll do a meet n greet BBQ at my place Saturday evening......

Yes, that was the route I was going to go. Now that I have a decently equipped fab shop, I have more options.

I will be building my rear bumper/swingaway. I want to integrate an air tank into it and I have yet to see this offered anywhere.

That is really clean looking.

Who's bumper are you going with?

..........actually, P&P sliders with the kick out are next on the list.........

Articulation check...... I got my rear suspension work finished. I need to fine tune the parking brake cable routing, e-locker wire routing, and install a remote breather. And then these showed up......... And then this showed up! (I haven't installed it yet though)

I will be off 11/15 & 11/22. I am planning on having the Xterra up by then.

And what is considered SoCal? I've seen this broached on other forums. Ventura? Barstow? Bakersfield? I'd hate for folks that only frequent one regional subforum to miss a trip because of an arbitrary line. What is considered NorCal? Do they accept San Francisco? Sacramento? Fresno? By...

@dmurph1996 & @irvinemike For you SoCal folks, there is Anza Borrego and surrounding BLM land, Ocotillo Wells (lots of geological tourism there) and Truckhaven, Oriflamme Canyon. Coyote Canyon to camping in Collins Valley at Anza Borrego is a very nice location. If anyone of these look...

It goes like this...... You seek containers hidden by others. You are given info on that cache from the cache's page, where you get the lat/long and hints on its location. When you find it, you try not to be seen by non geocachers, retrieve and access it. Trade items in the cache, if the cache...

The kids really get into it. Very much like treasure hunting. Get a free account and download a free version of their app and give it a go. I like using their app on my phone more than using my old handheld GPSr.

There was a slick looking red TRD 4R in the parking lot at Diablo a couple days ago. Great looking rig.

Nice rig! Tomorrow I am looking at a 4WD F-250 7.3L Longbed, like yours, for me ....... to let the boy drive to school ........ in a couple years.

Any geocachers here?

Let me rephrase that............the 'thenewx.org' group buy code is still working.