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Here to follow progress of the planning as well.

I travel a lot for work, and while in San Fran last week was wondering if there are outfits that rent overlanding capable rigs near major airports? Other than SFO; I'm in Salt Lake, Texas and AZ a lot lately.

And they're crazy strong. I dig the "classic Subaru" look of them

This was the end result

I used ADF - 2" in front, 2 3/8 in rear- I didn't do springs yet. Ride is actually better in my opinion, no additional body roll

Funny - I just installed the 2" and regret not going 4"....

So I've started planning some trips here in Maine. My rig is my daily driver and isn't meant for rock crawling, so anything too crazy is out. That said, so far I have; Visit the B-52 Crash Site Visit the abandoned trains on Eagle Lake Drive the "backway" from Eustis to Jackman. (I just...

Thank you! I'm one of the owners of Lucid. My day job though is in wind and solar. I just opened an office on Fore St.

Welcome! Live in Gray, but work in the old port.

Ditto - I plan on cutting a check

Same - I am fairly flexible this far out

I did try a search but am coming up empty, both here and on the internet in general. As I've been looking for trips to plan here in the Northeast I keep seeing "Class 6" road or other number. What does this classification mean, and is it the same and each state, or different?

I layer, and because I live in Maine, I have ll bean gear (plus I dig their life time guarantee on their stuff). Current mid later is their 850 down jacket. Plus I bring a gortex shell to put over it if super cold or I just need a rain jacket.

235/65/17 - was very tight though

14' limited ADF lift: 2" in front, 2 3/8 in rear Weathertech Floor Mats Method Racing Wheels Maxxis Bravo AT tires Next up are CB install and a rear swing gate

I was on the fence for awhile man, but the lift kit and some ATs and this is a whole different car. Highly recommend.

Not yet

I'm 75% sure I'll be driving down from Maine. Happy to meet people along the way to "caravan" down.

Digging this man - I had an 81 wagon that was the same color. It caught fire in PA and burned to the ground on the highway - fire went out several times and came back. Good job keeping it alive!