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Currently average about 16 mpg. City it drops to about 8 when constantly hitting traffic lights. I need to get the tire size adjusted so my speedometer and odometer are correct.

Thanks for sharing. Its always good to brush up on this stuff. Now here is my question. What do us overlanders do about camp kitchen and bears? Most of us cook in and around our rigs. I guess we just need to clean up extra well and hope that being in a RTT is enough to not interest the bears.

Im just curious. Where could you find a usable OEM radiator for this rig? It would seem very difficult. I dont know old Land Rovers at all.

Currently: -Water - Beef Jerky - Multi tool - 2 pairs of gloves - Hat - Sunglasses - Maps - CB radio - Cell chargers - Flashlight - Seat belt cutter and glass smasher I want to get the blueridge overland gear visor molle sections to help organize it better. Also want their back molle panels...

That's neat!

I would put the spare under the bed in the stock location. I have a short bed F150, I was able to fit a 285/65R20 in the stock spot. That is basically a narrow 35. What is the max stock tire size on a 2500? I know the f250 can come with 275/65r20 which is a 34, so a 35 can usually squeeze in...

Or here: http://ok4wd.com/shop-by-vendor/maxtrax/maxtrax-traction-devices/maxtrax-mkii-olive-drab-traction-device

I went with the RCI rack for strength and stability. Had a leer cap originally, it was not holding up well with the bumpy drives on trails. The cap i had was also not strong enough for the RTT. I picked up a bihlerflex 6 point flex web to hold my gear in the bed. We use a mix of plano bins and...

Put on new wipers. On the way home from work it started to rain, hit the wipers and the passenger wiper tore off at the squeegee. I decided to switch to the Rain X Latitude. Let's see if these work better

I'm up near Allamuchy NJ. My wife and I have a modified 2012 F150. We are currently planning our longest trip yet, driving from NJ to MT. We got into overlanding to get back outside. We both grew up camping and somehow stopped along the way. I specifically want our daughter to experience the...

I have a Sven Saw. Folds into itself and very light. I may pick up a silky in the future. https://www.rei.com/product/404013/sven-folding-saw-21

Rhino rack is an option.

Just washed the rig and started detailing the inside. So much to do after all the recent trips with all the snow and salt.

I'm picking up a council tools double bit soon. This will be strapped to the bed rack in all sorts of weather for trail work. Link: http://counciltool.com/shop/michigan-railsplitter-axes/3-5-michigan-double-bit-fiberglass-handle/ I'll still use the others. This one will be specific for trail...

Did you try to fit it in the factory spare location? I was able to fit my Ko2 there on my 150.

Looks like those bars are a trip or two late ...

Had a Jeep Cherokee, built, available through a friend recently. Had to pass. My daughter was due to be born within the month. I still want to trade my trailblazer in for something someday. Maybe the right rig will pop up in the future.

Mine is ironhidefx4 Sometimes it's easier to check out builds there all in one place.

Big plans for us. Getting the Diamondback truck cover, RCI rack, and a bunch of other upgrades in gear. Oh and finally a full size spare!

Good point. I also noticed a lack of flags. However, like you said, probably would have still happens being they were over the hill.