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So to address @Billy Hung : Let me explain why I chose my coms options. I started with CB, because several years ago it was needed when i worked as a field mechanic for several logging operations. The CB radio allowed me to stay in communication with the equipment operators, truck drivers...

Look into “stock hidden winch mount” it especially is a winch cradle that mounts behind the stock bumper.

Will do buddy. Always do we n to try new recipes

Wow, those look yummy @Road I’m going to have to try this Saturday.

next challenge... furry co-pilot driving

Wow, more stuff for me to learn... wonder if my wife would let me pick up another hobby... I’m still trying to talk her into letting me bring my computer in from storage where it’s been collecting dust for the past 4 years. But the only real thing I did with it was use sketchup and doctor photos.

Can you print straight from Sketchup?

MSR is a brand name... I have the MSR Windburner with 2.0l pot and coffee press. They make dual fuel stoves as well... https://www.msrgear.com/products/stoves

@Marinerecon , welcome to Overland Bound. I personally love military trailer builds... probably because I spent a lot of time rebuilding them in the Army.

The last part is exactly what I did... up until I got my motor home.

Welcome Ryan, Lots of places to explore in Colorado. I lived in the Springs for several years, as well as Pueblo and Canon City. My kids (not such kids anymore they are 17 and 18) still live there.

No it’s not easy, there were many frustrating hours, lots of cursing, and many many thrown tools.

I do agree with you... although the New England states are also very pretty and I would love to go back and explore them even more. South Central US is neat as well... I like the deserts of Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona. I want to see more of those as well. But back on topic, I grew up here...

My Bronco wasn’t running when I bought her, but it was literally around the corner from my house, so a quick call to a friend and we were able to drag it to my house. Two hours later and no money invested I had it running, 4 hours later and 20 bucks and the no start issue was completely fixed...

Exactly... I’m usually laughing stock at camp with all my old hand me down gear, but the go to guy to get to the camp site, waterfall, fire tower, or just to get to that one remote destination.

You are in Overland Bound US West Region. Your regional Director is @Narbob , he will also have information on who the member representative closest to you is along with Check out Member Meetups for stuff going on in your region once again,welcome Mike Rose PNW Member Rep Oregon East

@luckodirish0114 welcome to Overlanding.

My first overland rig was a 2wd Ford Courier, 5 speed and a 2.0 four cylinder. It went further than all the boys with jacked up mud trucks... so far I fact a huge 4 wheel drive tractor could barely get me out. My dad has had several 4wd Rangers from 1985-2002. He currently has a 1998 with...

You are correct in thinking you will never want to leave the PNW... I took I90 west back in ‘13 with the intentions of coming to Oregon for a few months, then head back east to Colorado via I84,80, and 25... while I have made the journey East 4 times in the past 7 years I have also made the...