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Hey Kevin, Unfortunately due to the short notice I won’t be able to make it. Kallie has already dropped her vacation time for the middle of this months.

We are at 260k so any time now

We spent about 6K on a 2004 Toyota 4Runner right before the Pandemic in 2020. The only things we replaced were the tires (the ones on it were bald), added aftermarket bumpers, and replaced the glove box latch because I broke it. Since purchasing the 4Runner we have put close to 30,000 off...

This is coming soon… in Expedition Tier and first to web, then it will be ported to the app.

@kunstmilch youbare correct, the Adventure Tier doesn’t get into mapping very much… it’s a teaser to allow a member a preview of what to expect from the Expedition Tier.

The concept for a fuel bladder isn’t new. Adventure Motorcyclists have been using fuel bladders for decades. Armadillo just became popular because they are brand new to the market and have fixes quite a few of the shortcomings of other fuel bladders.

Have you looked into the Lewiston area? Lewiston/Clarkston has great VA recourses and the regional VA hospital is only an hour away in Walla Walla.

probably because 95% of the Dev team and CS team have been let go. Outside Online figured they could provide the same content with less approach.

It’s being talked about… and yes would be a great feature for sure.

I have no idea… I haven’t ever pulled my Windburner that far apart.

Public lands and wilderness area maps are already emended in the app. As for winter layer, @Michael would be in the know on if this is eventually going to come into being or not.

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Thanks G, that is better priced than the ones I have been looking at… did you happen to see the gas water heater as well…

What got away from you?

We use the exact same stall as @Ceg. While easy to set up and take down and packs small, we are moving to a roof mounted one for her 4Runner build because I will be adding a roof mounted DIY solar shower and the roof top mounted shelter will be much easier to use with a shower.

1: it’s been done a million times 2: depends… What do you need solar for? 3: depends on what your specific needs are… I when with 1500 watts, but I live full time in an RV and run an AC 24/7 4: yup… positive to positive, negative to negative 5: I don’t recommend kits… they are always over...

Raptor lining the top is ok, and actually gives the top an almost OEM look (as long as we are talking about the fiberglass portion). As for the rest of the roof of the cab, I would strongly suggest against Raptor lining it. On down to the hood… buy a second hood to Rapotor line. They are...

Take it… I don’t have a place to use a vice at the moment.

Wish I were closer… I need a good vice.

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