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Wha!!! I thought you were already on here or I'd have mentioned it. Lots of Subarus here in various states of modification. Steve (aka Rex Wagon from the Facebook groups and smorris from subaruoutbacks.org)

Awesome offer! Overland Expo 2017 West FREE TIX

Very nice! Mine was too low for gravel (which is why I also had an OBXT), but man, was that a fun car! I had mine for 14 years.

Chad, I just found your walk around video of your trailer. That is VERY nice! I've put off doing anything with Hiker, because I've been working with Tennessee Trailer on a custom kayak/off road trailer since early February. This morning I got an email letting me know that they are too busy to...

You're welcome! Those are not my threads or event. I just linked them for you.

This is the thread he's referring to. The poll is at the top when on the web.

Here's another member's experience: Old Nipissing Road - Ontario And a trip planned for July: The 2017 North Shore Expedition

Also note not one, but two antennas. And it didn't have a radio. ::rollseyes::

Yep. It was a 1929 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan. I bought it in 1967, when I was 14 years old for $80. I spent the next two years rebuilding the engine, cleaning off countless coats of paint, hammering out the fenders, spraying what seemed like gallons of primer and then lacquer putty. Endless hours...

Polls only work on the web version, not the Mobile app

Exactly! Here's the STP sticker on my first car. The other side had Moon Equiped, with the eyeball "O"s :) I can't remember what the diamond shaped one above it was. Maybe Sunoco?

Ha! The only free one was the New Belgium Brewing sticker. The Road Shower cost me a Road Shower 2, and the Overland Bound one has cost me a fortune spending money to #outfitandexplore ;) The rest I paid them to advertise for them. Red was my second choice. Hey! It was one year ago today that I...

@Ryan Hoffman @Darthbaggins You are updated. Thanks for your support!

That was me when I was looking to replace my '08 OBXT with a '15 3.6R! At that time, the 3.6 also had a beefier CVT than the 2.5. I don't know if that's true now with newer models.

I do that as well. Not for the headroom, but to recover the lost footwell space when the seat bottom is tumbled forward. In my Outback, I kept a lot of heavy seldom used stuff there, and really missed having that space available in the 4Runner.

Wow, Robert! This is going to be a cool project! Start yourself a build thread here in the trailer section so we can follow along.

You are already good to go. As long as you see the MEMBER banner in your profile, you have been upgraded. Thanks for supporting the cause!

Updated!

You will have the MEMBER banner in your profile, and have access to the Member forums and Member Map. You already have been upgraded.

I haven't posted in this thread since swapping from the LoadWarrior basket to the Prinsu rack. Time to pimp it in yet another thread. ;) Wow, my 2000th post! I apparently spend way too much time on here. :dizzy: