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Gaia GPS, is Awsome, topo maps and way points and you can save that map for future use.

Buddy I'm right there with you. June 2019, I will at least get a few weekends in, love the outback good rigs...invest in the Gaia GPS not expensive at all 19.00 for the year, and get your HAM radio license 10.00 for ten years...a good coms setup inside the vehicle....overlanding to me isn't just...

Same here, the vehicle I'm using can handle off road minus the rocks and climbing. I think it's Awsome to watch, but do lol. However I do want my rig to be able to handle just about all minus the extreme stuff. I'm excited about getting out and seeing the USA.

I'm working on trying to give the ol girl a small lift, keeping the Z71 engineering. Tortion keys, fox shocks, communication center with CB, HAM and using a tablet for Gaia GPS. Replaced the springs with stock beilstein (stock). 285 70 r17 nitto. My goal is to get atleasts 9.5 inches off the...

I'm in a 2004 tahoe Z71, but I drove a 1987 jeep wrangler YJ while in the Military for a commuter. Buddy worked with diesel gen sets and ran red tops in them..he had an extra and we installed it in the YJ. Worked great and never had any issues. Had from 2005 till 2012.

I've always been a big fan of red top optimum pricey but good batteries.

I believe it'll be a much "FUNerer" experience. I really want my family next to me through the adventures. Thanks, we're excited and my wife is aprehisive but willing....lol

Wow...amazing how we (myself included) go from watching a few YouTube channels to building a common interest. I'm just starting out, so as a intro: Everyone calls me Jackson I have a Awsome family, a 3 yr old son, wife and a very active cattle dog currently in SC by way of Cherokee NC. Trying...

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