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  1. North American Sojourner

    Member Rides

    Love the steelies. Those wheels rock. Zim
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    Rear shelf for Jeep JKU

    Perfect. I"m going to do a fold down shelf on the back door and that will work. Amazing. Thank you for that. Zim
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    Rear shelf for Jeep JKU

    Very cool. I fab alot of stuff and always looking for ideas. I love to do some dimple die stuff to but in your case I'm no sure it would help. Look good, but not necessary. Thanks Zim
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    Rear shelf for Jeep JKU

    Nice work Sir. You use a template to burn the holes or freelance it? Outstanding. Zim
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    Photography

    Mendota Ranch in Texas? I follow that guy on YT. He flys helicopters and has folks hunt from them too. Cool channel. Those pics were just outside Crystal River FL. Zim
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    Chuck box

    Awesome and well done. They are handy for sure. I made mine a little big and I regret that a little. Nice work. Zim
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    Moving Around the US

    No but sounds like a good gig for a young couple. Be advised tho, you're working and time off may be tough to explore. And finally, you're welcome in Missouri, we have plenty of space. Zim
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    New from Central MS

    Those are some happy overlanders! Welcome to here. I just rolled thru Mississippi during the holidays. Enjoyed the ride. Enjoy, be safe and explore. Zim
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    New to OB

    Welcome to here. Enjoy, be safe and explore. Zim
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    Hello from south of Italy

    Benvenuto. I spent 8 years in Sardinia (LaMaddalena) Can't wait to see your new truck. Have fun and be safe. Zim
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    Choosing the perfect rig, Full-size vs. mid-size trucks

    Yeah this fellow is very correct. I'm a former Tacoma guy and now have a F250. I'm old as the roads I drive so the idea of me continuing to cling to cliffs is out of the question. This F250 just won't cut it. If you're a young fellow and want to do the heavy rock crawling, high altitude mountain...
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    Roof racks for photographers

    I built mine and the rear section had a space for a piece of plywood as a platform. I built the ladder too so I could get my old ass up there. Zim
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    Sleeping Pads What do you use? Looking....

    Me too, but it works, a little. LOL
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    Tire mounting with hairspray

    You feel the same way about your doctor? I'm not sure why folks feel it's necessary to drop shit in a thread, but I appreciate your efforts. Zim
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    Post pictures of your camp kitchen

    Looks good from my house. LOL. It's does not take much to make a good meal and you've proven that. Now just add some more ingredients. Nice work. Zim
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    Tire mounting with hairspray

    You shouldn't lose a bead on a simple air down. Now if your rock crawling or some other crazy stuff maybe try it. I've dismounted hundreds of tires and any compound will probably cause some damage to the bead when removing it. Or worse yet if you have to do a patch on the trail, you may not be...
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    Nature Photos

    Rode up North today and took some shots at Lone Elk Park. Zim And a little buddy when I got lost..ahahahaha
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    Nature Photos

    Just looking through the scan diskssss. Zim
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    Understanding roof weight limits

    So understanding how much weight it will take needs understanding how it's built. Without some serious reinforcement I don't think it will fly even distributing the weight out to the sides. That's a lot of weight when you crawl up there for a good night's sleep. Just my .38 cents. Zim