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I've got the tires. The front skid plate is next. Thanks.

I'm old and fat. Old means I have to go to the bathroom a couple of times a night. Fat means I have a hard time moving around tight spaces. Question? How hard is it for you to get in and out during the night. How do you do it? Thanks.

A great start!

Fair winds and God's speed. I hope someone will provide progress reports for those of us that cannot make the trip (this time).

I have the gps communicator. I've tested it a few times but never needed it.

Im finding a lot of Love here. Its what makes a Subaru.

Woody, Thanks for your reply. I was in policing for thirty years and private security for 15 years. Now I am an assistant nanny or nanny in waiting. My wife cares for my grandson while my son and his wife work. I help, hence I am an assistant. Forest bathing does indeed change perspectives...

Looking for a Rally within my capabilities: Southeastern area, doable in a Subaru.

Thank you. Armor would cost me ground clearance. Doing a lift is to compensate is a little outside my abilities right now. Good luck and God's Speed.

armyRN, question. What do you think about a stock Subaru Outback with AT tires making the trip? Any recommendations? Dennis

Thanks for your advice. I will be buying AT tires soon. I'll save the advice on Wildpeaks. I'm also considering a brush bumper and skid plate. I ride on forest roads near my home and my OB has never really strained itself. Ground clearance has been fine and I've never needed X mode even...

I did not know what those dots were. Thank you.

WaWa Skittletits, great thread. Thanks for sharing your mods. Your Subaru looks terrific. I have a 2017 that I bought new. The warranty is over so its time to make some mods and pursue a bucket list item doing the Trans America Trail. My thinking is start with tires, skid plate, and brush...

Thank you. I’ll be looking for MtnRoo.

I'm new (26928) and in the south east. I live in Birmingham AL. When will I be able to see members who live near me on the map? Thanks for what y'all are doing. Dennis

I have a 2017 Subaru Outback. I'll be buying some all terrain tires son. After that come a skid plate or an all steel engine under plate. I'll probably buy a brush guard after that. Id like to attend a rally event and look at mods other owners have made and talk with them about specifics...

I like the ideas behind a Wilderness model. Id like to emulate them on my Outback to the extent that it makes sense financially. My Subbie is in great shape and I don't see me being able to purchase the Wilderness model anytime soon.

I have an an Outback and am similarly situated. I love the car but I want to make it a little more trail worthy without compromising its dependability or longevity.