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I'm glad I stopped to take a look at this. It will definitely help in my decision while I upgrade from my old outdated comms to newer systems I most likely will stick with a CB and go with a GMRS or FRS setup as well.

Yea I hear ya. it seems the trails and places on the west of Oklahoma are few and far between. Once I get some time I will be finishing up a couple maps and ill be sure to post them if they turn out to be good trips.

Welcome. Good luck finding a good trailer with everything you want. What do you plan on pulling it with

Thanks, I will check it out.

been doing some research and checking this route out on maps. think me and a few friends might plan a trip here soon

Looks like fun I may have to get out that way and check it out.

First thing I would want to do is get rid of the steps and go for some real rock sliders and some other armor if you are planning on taking it out right away

Active Duty Army, currently an instructor at the Patriot Training Detachment Fort Sill, OK

These are lights that I just purchased. I'll be in the market for a larger light bar soon

looks good tucked in there nice and stealth. will be posting pics as soon as i put my new lights and front bumper on.

I agree stay safe everyone. remember pack the necessities and be prepared. material things are not worth injury or life. you can always get new things

Hey, good luck out there. As a person that prefers to do all of the work on my rig I would say some of the skills that are a must out on the trail is learning or honing some of the basics such as wiring: diagrams, schematics, soldering, and so on will come in handy as bumping around in the dirt...

Welcome, Not to far from you. once i get my new work schedule all planned out me and a few friends will be planning a little trip up around that way. been doing a bit of map reading. Do you happen to have any good info for some good trails. I have been looking at the Oklahoma Adventure Trail...

Snorkel would be the best of both worlds I would think you are A. getting your "cold air" by moving the intake to the outside of the vehicle and B. like most everyone else has stated you give you self a little extra insurance and protection by raising the intake to a higher level and having a...

Rich, Awesome International. looks great and I bet it is a blast to take out in the middle of no where

Love the rig. I have secretly been wanting one of these because I think they are kinda cool.

Love those values and the story. I'm most looking forward to getting that freedom back and being once again at my roots in nature like it was when I was growing up.

Hey all, new to the forum and quite new to overlanding as a hobby. looking forward to some great conversations and learning more about how everyone else does it so I can create and develop my own style. My Rig: 79 Toyota DLX Long Bed, it is a complete work in progress and the pictures here are...

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