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We were in southern Idaho when collected the wood we found.

Kevin is a cool guy. I met him, and spend some quality time talking, last month at an expo here in Texas.

Where were y’all prospecting for the petrified wood? I did a trip a million years ago with my grandparents and found similar wood in similar terrain. I still have a pen base and bookends made as a result of that trip.

I’m interested! I’m also taking the week before Christmas off.

Ikram, It was good meeting you this morning

Brisk morning for a meet up. There were two shifts even. I hung around a bit and one of the new folks arrived. He’d just received his member badge two days ago. then a gent in a likely looking Jeep arrived. He had not heard of overlanding before, but in talking we learned we had mutual...

That’s essentially what I do with mine.

the glass and rubber won’t impede your signal anymore than the fiberglass roof.

I run one. I have all of mine as short or low profile in the city. going out into the wilderness, I change all three into something larger to get maximum punch. I use NMO mounts to make it easy.

I use a RAM x grip for a tablet running Gaia.

This is a fun one to watch. Thanks for posting!

I went there for dinner the day of the expo. Ate way too much, but it was delicious.

Wow! That makes a trip expensive.

I kinda very loosely merged three sets of plans, plus a lot of TLAR, when I built mine. Many teardrop builders do the same.

I did see that, but wow that looks intense.

are you sure? It looks like your dash barfed it’s guts out!

Wood working is easy. Now sheet metal...

I used CPES on the bare wood. Hint, be sure you’re done cutting and trimming before you do it, the wood becomes rock hard. It’s also not a UV block, so I’ve got spar varnish on her. finally she stays in the garage unless out camping.