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Hey Matt! I’m from the Manchester area of New Hampshire. Haven’t been up to Claremont since I was a kid. How’s it for snow up there? Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Hey Chuck! Welcome! I’m a fellow overlander from New Hampshire! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Haha why?

What I have stocked in my rig. A full EMT kit. And yes I am currently studying for my EMT certification. - Alex -Crusty Overland - ig: crusty_rustys_restoration

Haha id be down

True that! Theyre wicked bad!

Ours isn’t on the front drivers fender right below the Ranger badge. Takes a beating with the New Hampshire salt and sand. Just can’t believe it was that quick

Thank you very much sir! Thank you for taking care of your members so well! - Alex @Crusty Overland

Thank you sir! Ig: @crusty_rustys_restoration #OB9940

Has anyone else had their emblem oxidize? We’ve had ours less than a month and it’s turning whiter and chalky. Any help would be great! Ig: @crusty_rustys_restoration #OB9940

Has anyone else had their OB emblem oxidize? Mine is less than two months old and it’s turning a white color. Is there something I can do to bring it back to what it was? Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Here is the one I built absolutely free apart from welding wire, electricity and the lightbars. The truck is white now as seen in the last pic. The rack is off for winter. Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Hello sir, could we get an upgrade? OB #9940 Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Can we get map access as well? Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Hi guys! Our Instagram is @crusty_rustys_restoration we work on cars and enjoy Overlanding on weekends and vacations! Also check out @slim_jim95 , he is the owner and builder of our Overlanding Ranger. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Been part of the crew for a few weeks, here is our rig. We just painted it white and are redesigning the roof rack at the moment. It is a 1998 Ford Ranger 3.0 with the 5speed and 4x4. It’s sitting on a 2.5in lift and 31in Duck Commander All Terrains. The lightning is Auxbeam 12in Lightbars and...

You should get a good first aid kit, tow ropes and chains, an axe, hatchet, pointed shovel, tool kit, cam cans or Jerry cans, a Yeti cooler would be a nice addition, traction mats/boards for mud, and any extra parts you see fit for the terrain ie: suspension parts you might break and u-joints...

Are you thinking a cap style camper or a slide in? If you’re thinking of doing a cap style you could stick an RTT over the cap for the kids and you take the shell or vice versa Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Nice! Sounds like it’ll look and function great! We build most of ours from scratch without written plans, lots of trial and error. The backrack, roofrack and bumpers were all fabricated or retrofitted for the Ranger Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Thanks for the pics! That’s pretty much what we are building next, and a custom rack system to hold an RTT in the future. Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk