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Nice build! Your fridge is on our list of possibilities for our current build project. We're looking forward to watching the video you mentioned.

Welcome from Rockford! Keep an eye on this forum and/or the Midwest Overland Bound Facebook page for an upcoming (probably in May) meet-n-greet at a local (McHenry) offroad park.

We'll be there too! Prior to that we'll be spending four days in Canyonlands National Park visiting the Needles District and running the 100+ miles of the White Rim Trail. We won't be in our FJ this year, look for our '17 red 4Runner.

Are any of you planning to attend this event? Smoky Mountain Overland Rally https://www.smorally.com/ We are, just wondering who we'll see there.

We're going though much of what you are planning. Stop by our Youtube channel. There you'll find us installing much of what you'll be needing and wanting. Uniballs require maintenance, are temperamental, and are probably overkill for what you'll be using your rig for. SPC makes a great arm that...

Merri hit a cow a few mornings ago. Luckily she wasn't injured and the 4R only got superficial damage. Killed the cow.

Ordered a fender and a couple doors for our 4Runner.

I'm certified through Wilderness Medical Society. They seem to have one of the best curriculum in the industry.

Try the link below for a used one. https://paddling.com/classifieds/

His & Hers, but we do share

Chop away! It's easier the you'd think.

If Medic doesn't, we'll take the crossbars. We'd PayPal for the shipping.

Thanks. Looks like you've been busy too! We enjoy watching your stuff.

Welcome!

Merri and I been involved in hiking, pack-packing, canoe camping, for 30+ years both as a hobby and profession. The ethics of “Leave No Trace” is blazed in our brains and are a mainstay of how we travel through, and enjoy our wild places. Using a vehicle to access these places is fairly new...

Congratulations on jumping in with both feet! We really appreciate your commitment and love not only for this wacky Overland community but for preserving and protecting our wild places. Since we’ve become involved with Overland Bound you’ve inspired Merri and myself to take on a more proactive...

In our travels we have to change out a tire more frequently then we like. I can't imagine having to take a (heavy) good tire down and a flat tire up onto the roof, ladder or not. If the new spare is the same size as the others, just a different tread, that's no big deal if you're close to a...

We have a little thing going on over at; We do a lot of how-to mods to Toyotas along with videos of our overland adventures. We hope you give us a look.

LOL! Money well spent! Sorry about the thinning wallet but thanks for watching our videos. :grinning:

In hilly terrain the uphill traffic has the right of way in order to maintain momentum. The fingers show the stopped, yielding traffic how many rigs are behind you. I believe your idea of yielding to the less capable vehicles is a sound one.