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Did you travel through Bosnia as well or are you able to go directly from Croatia into Montenegro along the coast?

That area looks stunning!

Those chairs... :tearsofjoy:

Sounds great. And either of those dates works for me.

Low center of gravity is also great benefit of a flat cylinder configuration, particularly in an "off-the-beaten-path" setting. And that's a super interesting story about Reagan.

Awesome! An LS1 will definitely give you the oomph you need to pull a trailer...or a building. :grinning:

Very true.

Cool, thanks. I'll check that out.

That's a great build! I love the Nissan Patrols. I so wish we had them here in the States. The 90s and early 2000s models, that is. I know we've kind of got it now, branded as the Armada, since like 2015, but I hate the Armada. I'm curious, what's the prompting for the engine swap you're going...

Where'd you get that modified emblem? That's awesome. :grinning:

No doubt, it's definitely a different taste and texture. To me, Treet is more similar to bologna.

I grew up on a Spam knock-off called Treet. Anyone else ever had that? I had no idea until many years later that it was the actual name of the product. I just always thought my mom was making a special "treat", which it was.

That sounds amazing. :hearteyes:

Ah, right on.

That sounds like a good plan. Camping might be out of the question next month, at least for me, because it'll be stiflingly hot at night but a day trip on some trails would be great.

Just an FYI, since I see that you're in Germany, I think that the Overlander is only designed for use in (i.e. only has maps for) North and South America. At least that's what their marketing seems to be indicating.

Bingo.

If it had inReach technology built in, it might be slightly compelling. But even then, only slightly. Although still certainly not at that price point. There's not a single thing it does that even the most basic smartphone nowadays can't do. For them to advertise pitch and roll indicators as a...

Amen.