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We are about a month out from the NW Overland Rally, who's going? I'm hoping to have one of the new Overland Bound Base Camp flags to fly at the rally. It'd be great to meet some fellow members.

I'm pretty tempted to buy it even though I don't really need it. I'm kind of a navigation nerd though.

Those are impressive @Steve! What's the benefit of the amber color if you don't mind me asking? I've always been a white light fan myself.

I'd go the kit route if I were to do it again. I could've made the same modifications to the kit and saved money and hassle. I do like the look of the finished product though.

I spent more for sure. I already had the welder though, still between the added recovery points and the fog lights I went with I'm probably closer to $500. Sent from my iPad using Overland Bound Talk

@Michael that would be awesome! Sent from my iPad using Overland Bound Talk

@lbseals that is the flatland bumper, I didn't buy the kit, but if I did it again I would. I didn't save much over the cut price by having a local shop do it and some of the pieces that come tack welded would've saved some headaches. I modified mine though. I added the grill slats and made the...

Welcome, Nice rig!

I would be stoked to get one by the weekend of June 23rd for Northwest Overland rally.

Finally mounted my bumper! I still have to install the lights and trim the fender liners but it's on! Only took me 5 months!

I just enrolled in a Scuba class for that weekend so I'm out. Maybe we can do another in August or September.

I picked up a new to me Thule Cargo box, free from my inlaws. I used to scoff at people that needed these on top of a suv just to go camping. I couldn't imagine needing that much stuff. Fast forward and adding a few dogs and a couple of kids to the rig and I get it. Just mounted in on the wife's...

@Truckerbizz will do!

I think I'm going to try and do the part from I-90 north this summer if I can find the time. I'd like to do all of it, but I do t think I will be able to devote more than a day at a time to it at one shot.

So far I'm going rock climbing, maybe mountain biking, maybe fly fishing, maybe a brewery crawl, and maybe getting another tattoo. I still have a few days to plan though. The real question is how much free time I'm going to have and how much money I want to burn.

That's solid advice. Sometimes I definitely get lost in the details and wanting perfection.

Later this month I'm going to spend 10 days or so in Boise. I'll be staying in a hotel and have a renal car. I'll have a day or two to myself and a few hours after work each day to kill. Anyone have any tips on things to see or so? Places to eat, etc? I'd like at least one adventure like I hike...

Thanks. I can't wait to get it mounted.

@WUzombies im trying to figure out a place to mount one of those on my swing out. Something accessible no matter if it's open or closed.

Thanks bud. I appreciate it.