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I've used cam straps to attach my T4 directly to roof rack and haven't had any issue with it loosening up. I drove 5 hours on the highway to the Mojave Road start, drove the Mojave Road and drove 4 hours home. It was fine.

There is probably some overlap then... I have a 4runner too. lol

Glad they got it back. I've had a car stolen before... its a creepy feeling to have somebody violate your things in such a big way.

Just below Red Cone Peak in Colorado. ( 39.531488, 105.827106) About 12,500 ft elevation.

I'm cheating by using the side window too. lol

We mostly stayed home... But we did sneak out to isolate ourselves in some remote places this past year. This was our first year taking the Hummer on trips. We had a blast.

I'm going to have to delay doing this trip! So, sorry. A close family friend has passed away from COVID-19 and I cannot be away this weekend. I'll reschedule for next month's new moon.

Looks like you’re the first ones to sign up so we’ll see you there. I’m going to update the plan with Ken’s suggestions.

Cool! We'll have to check it out.

Friday and Saturday nights near Fourth of July Canyon and Drum Peak with telescopes and cameras to enjoy the dark skies of the Mojave Preserve. We'll also have a day time excursion on Saturday to drive some trails and see more of the preserve. Details TBD. Sunday folks can head out along...

Bummer. Missed that. There will still be stuff to see. Just not the deep sky objects. I'll make a separate astronomy event out in the Mojave for folks who are interested. Bring two or three telescopes and stuff.

March 13 is new moon. Did I read the date wrong?

@Ken R. I'll bring my telescope this time! :smile:

Saw a Bronco on display at the Moab 4x4 Expo today. Looks like a very cool platform. Here are a couple of shots.

Cool, it worked.

I tried to RSVP but it says the limit is reached. Looks like there are only 10 folks listed as attending right now. At the top is says 50 rigs allowed. On the attendees list it says 10 of 10. totally understand if you want to keep it small. Just double checking that it's actually full.

Just setup our new tent in the driveway. Very excited to try it out for real this weekend. Was super easy to setup by myself (and a bit easier with my 9 year old’s help). It seems very sturdy and well built.

I wish I had more shots from his amazing trip. I only have a few print outs that I've scanned. These are all taken in Brazil I think except for the one in the snow which was somewhere in Patagonia. He drove it to Prudhoe Bay (from Los Angeles) then turned around and drove to Terra Del Fuego...

After nearly two years of painstaking rebuilding it looks like we'll get the truck back next week! Then we start on the overlanding build out This is what rock-sliders are for! Especially with a truck this wide. LOL