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I've had a V-82 for about 10 years. It's been very rugged, and familiarity with other Icom radios did help, hi hi

Good plan on the vinyl. I love having that in my Tahoe.

I’ve contemplated a platform, but am worried about the doggie flying through the cabin in a sudden stop. I had previously “temporarily” removed the 60 portion of the 60/40 seat in my Tahoe. When my doggie came to live with me, I found a bed that fit the space. When laying down, she’s...

I did the same thing last year. Wow, what a difference!

Getting a little dirty in the New Mexico desert last weekend.

Oh yeah, what about today. I changed a dirty air filter. It seems the last few outings have been dusty. This past weekend on the Enchanted Rockies Trail was no exception.

Hide? What would you do that for?

On segment 1 of the Enchanted Rockies Trail this past weekend.

Lounging. We were still parked in the garage.

I faced a similar challenge with an Icom 2730. I repurposed some sheet metal to make a bracket for the display. Is overhead, where the previous owner had mounted controls for lights and sirens. The main unit was mounted to my drawer unit. The bracket was one I still had for a Kenwood 2530...

Welcome aboard! A few of us passed through your way going to New Mexico over the weekend. Cute overload hound! Here’s mine taken Saturday.

Our entire trip is posted here. https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/three-day-challenge-plus-one.32178/

No they don’t.

That’s cool!

Tommy had his camera up doing a sunset time lapse. We had an epic spot for it.

Sunset over White Sands monument, taken near Cloudcroft, NM.

We ended up exploring the area, then running the Guadalupe Rim up toward Cloudcroft. Overall a really fun trip.

Day 4, for bonus points right, the trip home. Was long. Because of the Cloudcroft leg, coming home was over 600 miles. We tried to visit the solar observatory at Sunspot, but even the parking lot was closed. But, the optical observatory a 1/4 mile away still offered killer views. Then...

Day 3, Texan bonus, we moved camp again, a whole 20 miles to near Cloudcroft, for an epic view over the valley below and White Sands monument. Then we chillaxed. Taking in coffee and burritos in Cloudcroft, and a trip down to Alamogordo for pistachios. That’s a 6% grade for 16 miles, done...

Day 2, move to a new camp site, check. Being at mile zero, we decided to run part of the Enchanted Rockies Trail mapped by @Lifestyle Overland a few years ago. We messed around the 5 points vista overlooking the El Paso Gap, then ran up the Guadalupe Rim Road. We camped near Weed that night...