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your standard back packing gear should do.

I say put as many lights as you want is your rig. Everyone has different needs and likes

Daily driver 2012 suburban

i do both propane and wood fire it just depends on how lazy i am at that moment.

2012 suburban 72000 mile daily driver

i say design and build your own to fit your needs. it's much cheaper cost maybe $150 in materials

is this the official sign up or is that coming later, cause i'm in if there's still room

change out some blown struts today.

cool just saw the video thanks

I'm in depending, on date and trail we taking my rig might be to big to make it.

Have you guys checkout land cruiser direct they ship them here title and register it for you guaranteed Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

Man that's great MPG for a full-size truck. My suburban only gets me 15 at best Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

What kinda mpg are u getting Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

That's a nice rig what kinda lift are u using?? Doesn't look like it bounces much. Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

Looks like a expansion valve for ac unit Sent from my iPhone using Overland Bound Talk

definitely a basic BLS class is a must for everyone, and the HAM license for anyone far from a cell signal is a great idea or a Sat phone. I feel you can have all the training the world, but you must have a way to communicate with the outside to get real help.

That's nice I been looking for one of those hard to find

Yes it very nice when you have a big family that likes to travel and camp.

my rig nothing fancy 2012 chevy suburban 1500 LT 4" lift 315/70r17 tires

2012 Suburban LT 4wd 4" gorancho lift, 17" procomp rims , 285/70R17