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Welcome..... and great shot.

A few desert gems (flowers) and sky shots from DV and Mohave.

Got to love the variety of products available to suit the needs of an overlander. :sunglasses:

It seems you like Toyota.. I'd compare Toyota brand models with the Lexus brand. Both are reliable (had a Lexus sports car) and will well serve your overlanding needs.

I just looked up the pellet smoker. Veeerrry Interesting. :sunglasses:

Welcome AZcat. Nice setup. I can't imagine packing for six. :dizzy: Look forward to you sharing your experiences.

Nice. Do you have a sleeping platform in there?

LOL :smile::sunglasses::tearsofjoy:

very nice. Teamwork wins every time. And you didn't run over the go-pro. :sunglasses:

Nice video. Seemed to be a long bridge.

Welcome to OB... nice truck. Looks like a great platform for a build. Enjoy and take (and share) your customizations.

Well ain't that just grand.... :confounded::confused: I've got two things wrong this week and I have a whole year ahead of me and only 3 wrong answers left.... :sunglasses: Thanks for setting me straight Cort.

Winter....LOL.... My co-pilot goes skiing and I continue on the 'Honey-do' list. :sunglasses: Then we usually go Scuba diving where it's warm.

Welcome.. Look forward to seeing your Mods.

Welcome aboard Kris. I concur with 'Hank Outdoors,' Go at your pace, be safe, and involve the family. As you know there are a whole lot of roads to explore out here. Overlanding will just add to your families memories. Enjoy. :sunglasses:

Nice campsite shot. Where was it taken?

Welcome. Look forward to seeing the modifications

Welcome. nice shot. You picked a great area to Overland through. I look forward to seeing your pics.

Nice rig... it's nice to see another 'Reno-ite.' As a newbie Overlander, I went with a Toyota 4Runner. If you're still checking the Wrangler out, go ahead and compare it to the 4Runner. It doesn't hurt to look. :sunglasses: