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Welcome! I love South Dakota, it's a beautiful state. You will find lots of great information on the forums, no matter what you drive!
New member. Anthony from Massillon Ohio
No rig at the moment
Looking to connect with people in my area and learn the ropes make friends and memories
No rig at the moment
Looking to connect with people in my area and learn the ropes make friends and memories
Whats up guys my name is Will aka Sir William, Sir Willy, The Carolina Car Guy. I look forward to adventures and meeting new folks. Check out my biggest overland adventure on YouTube buy searching for #TrailOnTAT and stay tuned for my next trip across the Trans America Trail in Sept with my wife of 13 years!! We are currently looking for partners and any help / advice we can get would be awesome!!
New Member. Brendan from Los Angeles.
2016 JKU
Been a camper and explorer for a while but newer to overlanding.
2016 JKU
Been a camper and explorer for a while but newer to overlanding.
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Welcome Will! Wow that's going to be quite a trip. I'll have to watch out for your videos. A couple years ago I watched a Land Rover series of videos where LR4s went on the TAT and it looked awesome.
Yeah I did the trail back in April of 16. Check out #TrailOnTAT The Carolina Car Guy: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7aGN-flQqKnIYjCY3sGOxuCFabViuqml
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Explorer I
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- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Denniston
- Member #
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3030
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LYZ
Hey Overlanders,
My name is Mike, Member #3030 (so fitting for Wyoming). I am 41 years old, a father of three boys, and husband to a great woman.
I have had a passion for the outdoors, camping, and cars for as long as I can remember. I have had a pickup in my driveway since I was 18. First truck was a Mazda B2200, then a Chevy 1500, after that was our beloved Avalanche Z71, then my prized (then wrecked) 1976 International Scout II, and currently my 2015 Ram 2500 Cummins. It is sitting on 35x11.50-18 Toyo MTs, has a softopper and Adarack on the bed, and a Fabfours Elite front bumper.
I was born and raised in San Diego, but we now call Wyoming home. The best decision we ever made! We own 10 acres just outside Thermopolis, Wyoming. Here we will continue to cultivate our passions by transforming our property into an all-natural paradise. We will be completely off-grid. Solar, wind, and rain will sustain us. We realize this will take many years, so in the mean time we intend to explore every dirt road in the state.
Here we are at Anchor Dam backed up to Owl Creek cooling off.
We travel during the winter months for work, so this allows us to explore various states. I look forward to meeting many of you during our travels. Currently, we are in Southern Michigan, until May.
I will attempt to document all of our adventures, long and short.
I also love reading of yours.
Its good to be here!
My name is Mike, Member #3030 (so fitting for Wyoming). I am 41 years old, a father of three boys, and husband to a great woman.
I have had a passion for the outdoors, camping, and cars for as long as I can remember. I have had a pickup in my driveway since I was 18. First truck was a Mazda B2200, then a Chevy 1500, after that was our beloved Avalanche Z71, then my prized (then wrecked) 1976 International Scout II, and currently my 2015 Ram 2500 Cummins. It is sitting on 35x11.50-18 Toyo MTs, has a softopper and Adarack on the bed, and a Fabfours Elite front bumper.
I was born and raised in San Diego, but we now call Wyoming home. The best decision we ever made! We own 10 acres just outside Thermopolis, Wyoming. Here we will continue to cultivate our passions by transforming our property into an all-natural paradise. We will be completely off-grid. Solar, wind, and rain will sustain us. We realize this will take many years, so in the mean time we intend to explore every dirt road in the state.
Here we are at Anchor Dam backed up to Owl Creek cooling off.
We travel during the winter months for work, so this allows us to explore various states. I look forward to meeting many of you during our travels. Currently, we are in Southern Michigan, until May.
I will attempt to document all of our adventures, long and short.
I also love reading of yours.
Its good to be here!
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Hey guys,
My name is Tyler, I am 19 years old and a full time student. I have always been an avid outdoorsman, mainly hunting and fishing, so I think overlanding might be something I could get into.
I drive a 2010 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, which has been mildly modified with 37x13.50R18 Toyo M/T's a steel front bumper from Smittybilt, and a Quadratec winch. It may not be the best build, but she's taken me everywhere I've needed to go.
I've been a member of many Jeep forums before, but they always end up turning into d##k measuring contests. I feel like I can learn from this forum and be able to communicate with you all without comparing rigs all the time.
I look forward to being a member of this community and getting to know some of you, and i cant wait to share my adventures with you all.
Cheers!
My name is Tyler, I am 19 years old and a full time student. I have always been an avid outdoorsman, mainly hunting and fishing, so I think overlanding might be something I could get into.
I drive a 2010 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, which has been mildly modified with 37x13.50R18 Toyo M/T's a steel front bumper from Smittybilt, and a Quadratec winch. It may not be the best build, but she's taken me everywhere I've needed to go.
I've been a member of many Jeep forums before, but they always end up turning into d##k measuring contests. I feel like I can learn from this forum and be able to communicate with you all without comparing rigs all the time.
I look forward to being a member of this community and getting to know some of you, and i cant wait to share my adventures with you all.
Cheers!
Hi, everyone. I'm Patty (#3146). My husband (Palmetto Joe, #3145) and I are from South Carolina and started camping and overlanding 2 1/2 years ago after our youngest daughter graduated from college. Being married for 30 years and suddenly emptynesters, we had to learn who each other was again. The best way for us to do that is on road trips. Our main rig is a 2015 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road, aka Ronda. We, also, have a 2006 Jeep Wrangler we call JW. Both are works-in-progress. We are currently planning running the Georgia Traverse in late April after tax season is over. We look forward to learning more from the overland bound community. Joe has his HAM Amateur Radio General License call sign KN4AGJ and we are on Instagram as Palmetto_ramblers. Thanks!
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Hey there, My name is Kyle and I ditched the Prius for a 2017 Jeep KL Trailhawk. Located in Santa Monica, CA. New to over landing but have grown up spending lots of time outdoors and in the Eastern Sierras. Excited to be here.
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We'll need to follow along on your trip this summer. That sounds amazing! If you head down the California coast, let us know. We'll meet up and feed ya....
Be careful, might just hold you to that! :) I'd love to do some wheeling while in California. Nothing to crazy do to the truck needing to make it 10000 miles
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We can get you to some amazing Big Sur spots. Your truck will be fine, but we can drain the camera battery...it's a great area.
OB# 3715
Location: Southern Idaho
Rig: 2003 4Runner sr5. Bumpers, 33's, rack & lights. Just enough to get me into trouble.
Experience: intermediate, plenty of time in the drivers seat and getting into the bigger stuff off-road.
About Me: I'm a student at BYU-Idaho, studying Welding Engineering Technology. Proud to say have built everything on my rig, and its not stopping anytime soon! I do lots of wheeling and camping, and really enjoy welding. Life's good!
Location: Southern Idaho
Rig: 2003 4Runner sr5. Bumpers, 33's, rack & lights. Just enough to get me into trouble.
Experience: intermediate, plenty of time in the drivers seat and getting into the bigger stuff off-road.
About Me: I'm a student at BYU-Idaho, studying Welding Engineering Technology. Proud to say have built everything on my rig, and its not stopping anytime soon! I do lots of wheeling and camping, and really enjoy welding. Life's good!
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Hello everyone,, I look forward to getting to know everyone on the site, while learning new things, and sharing experiences. My wife and I are owners of a 5th Gen 4Runner and a 3rd Gen Tacoma which we're just getting to know. We're located a little west of Philadelphia and have been known to make our way up to Raush Creek more than a few times to "exercise" our rigs. Anyway, I look forward to spending some time on the forum.
