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Lindsey lakes are awesome as well. The camp sites on lower Lindsey lake are great, especially in the fall when there is less traffic. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Lindsey+Lakes,+California/@39.4151993,-120.6363081,13z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x809b8e855e7f3d8f:0x4ae328a6b2615e62

This one brings back a ton of fond memories from my first 4x4. I had a 78 w100 "power wagon" that took me everywhere, but it also broke quite a lot as well. I actually think that it was a good thing, because I didn't have the funds to pay others to fix things so I learned to do it myself...

The Sierra Buttes

What route are you taking? Curious about the area, but not sure I would be able to go with you.

KG6***, I've been a ham for a few years now. I have an Icom D-Star radio in the Tacoma, and old 706 in the shack and more HT's than I can even think of off the top of my head. It's good to see other hams here.

Ok, got it. I have seen those before. I think that I will make my own. Very nice rig, I believe that I have seen you in the woods before. If I do again, I will stop and say hi. Thanks!

What mounts did you use for this? I would like to do something similar for my truck.

Hello overland bound community. I live in the Sierra Nevada foothills and drive an 04 Tacoma. It's got a few small mods, but not much. I'm looking forward learning and reading here. Thanks for letting me join!