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Nice! So are you keeping the old girl for a backup?

Very nice indeed. So what is the other 5% going to be? Curious overlanders want to know. :sunglasses:

Hmmmmmm! Dinner maybe? :sunglasses:

You obviously have experience in fabrication so I'm looking forward to seeing your build. Welcome.

Welcome to OB. Look forward to seeing and reading about your experiences. I'm sure you will add a lot to the forums based on your knowledge.

Welcome. Sounds like you're a step or so above novice. :sunglasses:

Wow! :openmouth:

I agree with your premise. Research is key and who you eventually believe is on you. When I got my fridge it came down to size, volume, reliability and fit, even though my good friend had a competing brand it was on me to eventually make the choice (oh and my wife too :blush:).

Nice synopsis Black Pearl. I have the same camera but eventually upgraded to a sigma 18x300 lens. This became my go-to lens for on the go since I can shoot wide angle and decent zoom. Especially when I'm traveling on a ledge road that I want a shot from and can't get out of the vehicle (or to...

Welcome Brian. It looks like you'll have a nice platform to explore further with the Jeep.

Sawadi Farang. I see you chose to be called foreigner :smile:. You live in a beautiful country and I'm sure your adventures will be spectacular. Can't wait to see the pictures of your overlanding. :sunglasses:

Welcome aboard. Nice Rig and shot. What a beautiful view.

Nice ARB Mobile :sunglasses: Welcome. Looking forward to seeing your adventures.

My wife and I retired early also and took up Overlanding. It's a great option for the retired adventurous folk. :sunglasses:

My "in a pinch" mobile when the other is in the shop. 2013 Hyundai Sante Fe

Over the SR5 badge on the drivers side

I I'd have get the 4Runner without the rack...LOL... my RTT won't fit on that style rack. I wonder if the snorkel would fit the 4Runner.... and my wife says "oh quit dreaming and finish the mods on the 2016." :flushed:

I tend to agree with Neil Smith and Arkansas Don, check the quality of the product, get recommendations (like this forum and others). When I was growing up, Japanese products were considered inferior but look at us today driving around in quality 4x4s and luxury cars and talking on our HAM...

Thanks for the info. This is helpful. I'll check out your recommendations. :sunglasses:

Well then....it's off to the store. :sunglasses: