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Crutledge

Crutledge

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Hey guys not only am I new to OB but I'm relatively new to overlanding as a whole. I have always loved traveling and with owning an automotive aftermarket/repair shop I obviously have a passions for automobiles. Overlanding just couldn't be more of a no brainer in my opinion for me. I hope to become part of the community here and maybe even if I don't know much about overlanding I can add some expertise on the automotive end of the spectrum.
 
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Jeff Tyson

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I'm down your way pretty often. At least around Houston/Galveston area. I'll try to look you up next time. Good looking ford. I just traded my 7.3 with 350,000 mikes for a new-ish rubicon.


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Crutledge

Crutledge

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Thanks I like it. Lol that rubicon prolly a little more capable for overlanding. Haha


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Jeff Tyson

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Crutledge said:
Thanks I like it. Lol that rubicon prolly a little more capable for overlanding. Haha


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Depends on where you want to go, and how you want to get there lol. I pulled a 36 foot fifth wheel all over the place, and without the trailer it was capable of getting to a lot of places. Capable of not getting to a lot of places too I found out.


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Crutledge said:
Hey guys not only am I new to OB but I'm relatively new to overlanding as a whole. I have always loved traveling and with owning an automotive aftermarket/repair shop I obviously have a passions for automobiles. Overlanding just couldn't be more of a no brainer in my opinion for me. I hope to become part of the community here and maybe even if I don't know much about overlanding I can add some expertise on the automotive end of the spectrum.
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Hello, Crutledge and welcome to OB! Outfit and Explore! Safe travels and enjoy those open roads!
 
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TruckNorris

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San Antonio saying hello! I was originally looking at Rock Crawling but instead of destroying my rig I'd rather plan for natural disasters and recovery. Seems more practical to go overland!
 
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Crutledge

Crutledge

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TruckNorris said:
San Antonio saying hello! I was originally looking at Rock Crawling but instead of destroying my rig I'd rather plan for natural disasters and recovery. Seems more practical to go overland!
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That's for sure. On top of overlanding having two of my favorite things as a factor (vehicles and the outdoors) but like you say it has the added bonus of being prepared at any moment for anything.


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