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Very cool and congrats on the upcoming baby. Ours is due any day now so I completely understand the budgeting aspect you're undertaking. Looking forward to the progress.

Got it at a steal! What plans do you have for her? When I first saw the photo of the cat, I thought those were burnt pieces of wood or charcoal, haha.

pretty excited for their South America expedition!

nice! how are the Cooper's on the snowy terrain? are you sharing photos of your bugout location? 1/2 joking :grinning:

i feel like an even bigger sissy living in a condo in chicago with radiant floor heating...

I had no idea the 1st gen CRV's had such a table included. Great to see my MDX's little cousin being put to such great use. Hoping to get a few goodies for my MDX -- nothing crazy either.

great job and awesome idea. thank you!

What are you plans for the remaining six switches?

:astonished: dude, you got some body damage and now a battle with the car wash? you can't get a break! dare I ask if the car wash is going to help you out with replacement parts?

looks like the skid plate did its job

great progress on the battery replacement, lights and a bonus 11.25% beer! more progress pics!!

Just went through your build thread. What made you change you mind to have the pod lights mounted on your roof rack? I noticed you posted that you remove your roof rack every winter.

The stealthy approach would be in the bumper, hands-down. That's what I would suggest. But you will probably get a broader distribution of light while mounted higher on the roof rack. Your 1st gen Pilot has a nice rectangular opening in the front bumper and it looks ideal for a light bar right...

@Brooks Travel Adventures , just curious to know where were you thinking about having the light bar mounted?

Yes! Just subscribed to your thread. Although similar but not exactly the same vehicle, I've got a '12 MDX. I wonder if the Pilot of the same generation as my MDX has spacers and if they'd fit...

looks like the Forester did a fairly good job for you and thanks for sharing your takeaways. the takeaways are a good reference for me as i've never taken my MDX off road, yet.

I like the builds a lot! I hope it does move downwards when the airbag is deployed. Otherwise, that'll be one wicked face plant simulation.

nice! glad you got it all figured out and the turnaround was fast, too.

did you get the damage from the recent rear-end accident fixed?

New to overloading and I don't have a "conventional" overland vehicle (body-on-frame). Been trying to get back into camping after a long hiatus. Not looking to turn my SUV into a mountain goat but to get through any weather especially during an emergency. Currently located in the north side...