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My only question would be "when do you plan on lowering the price to something realistic?" :laughing: Seriously though, you could ask them "what benefits, other than some preloaded map data, makes this thing worth purchasing over a standard Android tablet that's significantly less money, and...

Very nice! It's amazing how much of a difference a set of good aftermarket springs can make.

That looks stunning.

Agreed. Not at that price point at least.

You should check out Lifestyle Overland's review: It's very thorough and it's based on actual use – about 2 months worth of navigating around New Mexico.

Awesome! Good to know. :grinning:

Not sure if there's some specific piece of information I stated about the Overlander that you're referring to but any information I have comes directly from Garmin's product page: Garmin Overlander™ | Navigation for Overlanding As for the pre-loaded maps, yes, it does have those so you don't...

Definitely use whatever you like and whatever works best for how you like to navigate (i.e. some people just prefer a separate device for navigation and that's OK). But keep this in mind, there is nothing that the Garmin Overlander does that the smartphone that's in your pocket right now can't...

I take offense to that. Does it look like I've overspent a single dime on my overlanding vehicle?: The gold reflects sun to keep the engine nice and cool. The giant whiskers on the front are actually antennas - it's just more aerodynamic for them to be in whisker form, greatly adding to fuel...

FYI, inReach is actually not built-in on the Overlander – it's just capable of pairing with an existing inReach device. So if you want inReach capabilities, you're still going to have to dish out $300+ for a separate inReach device. If it did actually have inReach built-in, I think this device...

Looks like you're on the right track. :smile: Those are great pictures.

Yup, just straight up 15% off whatever you buy.

No doubt. That on-site price is crazy. If you were staying Thursday to Monday, it's not terrible but I can't imagine many people are staying for 5 days. FYI, there's a coupon code that was made available from Expedition Portal for 15% off that's good until the 15th - OX19E-OJ15

Musterground Mountain Rd should be open for business as of this Sunday (first day of Fall hunting season). So I'm going to get out there the following weekend (anyone is welcome to join me) to check it out and scope out what we have to work with as far as camping options on the trail.

That's incredible. Where was this taken at?

Very nice. Who makes the trailer?

Nice work, looks super clean! Can't wait to see it in full effect.

That's beautiful. I love the multicolored striations in the mountains. It's like looking back in time. :grinning:

That's awesome. And quite a trek. :smile:

Nice! Where are you and Jason at?