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These are lessons that are hard to learn. Glad that everything turned out okay in the end. There is nothing like that feeling of "oh, this is getting crunchy..." to etch a life lesson in ones brain.

I'm a certifiable podcast nut. I have added you to the list.

Lost Coast Trail trip 2016 One of the dozens of trips to the Mono/Inyo Crater area. Coyote Flats 2015 Near Devils Peak in Tahoe National Park. Father day trip for the old man. Wish I could find the fella that bought this from me back in 2011...

@Corrie It would be awesome to read a little blurb about the gear you guys used, acquired, tested and the pros vs cons. All data is good data. ;)

I just copy/pasted this from my off topic thread. " Well, it's "that" time of year again. Yup, the end of year list time. For my New Years resolution regarding overloading; I plan on upgrading a few key components of the Tacoma. 1. Prinsu rack for the camper shell 2. RTT (most likely a Tepui...

Are you perhaps an engineer by trade? Or a quartermaster? [emoji2] My wife made fun of me when I made checklists for each individual container for our camping equipment...

Looking good. I would say it's a good call for the BAMF sliders. Mine have been stout and saved me from damage many a time now. If you plan on slick rock with 285's, plan on upping your armor game. Get skid plating as soon as you can. Even mid travel IFS doesn't have the ground clearance really...

This makes me wish you were available for pre flight inspection on my rig before I head off into the Sierras...

Looks like you picked up a new Tacoma. Love the color. Stick around, read up on the techie type stuff and have a good time.

Welcome! Nice looking vehicles.

I remember geocaching when it was in it's infancy. I worked at REI in college and handheld GPS units were just eeking their way into the civilian markets. My trusty pup and I travelled all over the Bay Area, uncovering caches of all shapes and sizes. I am not sure why I lost interest in this...

All this organization makes me look at my junkyard tool bag and feel shame. I must up the spacial efficiency game. This will take some thought and time. I have many spare tool bags. However, I don't have any multi boxes that can be spared. I think another trip to harbor freight is in order.

I am running the factory 265/75/16 BFG AT's that came with the truck. In my lifespan, I have owned a fair amount of BFG AT's. They are a great tire for the weekend warrior. But don't be fooled by their M/S rating. They blow monkey chunks in the snow. Now. my favorite tire is the Goodyear...

I installed mine in an inconspicuous location. I am not one for sticker or decals. The OB emblem is installed on the top plate of the divers side slider. I plan on ordering another so that there is balance in the force.

Don't forget, that it is state law(CA that is) that requires you to just carry them. You may not be required to use them...

OverAndersland (Me) and check out: Icamptoomuch (Travis) as well as: Theoverlandingtacoteg (The Teg)

Happy Holidays from our family to all of those in this great big family.

If you like Wilderness camping with no services; may I recommend Inyo Craters/Mono Lake area. Some of the most fantastic views and the geology changes, mile after mile.

Great success! Hopefully, we can get a review end of the camping season next year from you. I think I have my wife finally convince that an RTT is the way to go.

Thats a great looking combo! Welcome to the site.