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I don't think that's ugly at all. Great idea!

That other member looks really young and possibly a little too short to drive a truck. Looks like you had fun tho! ;)

Totally agree!

What's the price?

The H3 is cool looking enough (imo) and doesn't need 'em.

Are they functional for any purpose or just cosmetic? If just cosmetic, I'd say leave them off. :)

No problem at all with any of them and I've used them for luggage for international travel well over 100 times and others in the rig full time.

I love my Raingler net. Good choice…once again haha!

Great build!!! :)

Good looking Jeep man! How are you liking those tires?

Lookin' great dude!

Haha fantastic idea :P Personally, I only take what I know I'll need or wear. I bring a few of everything and maybe two pairs of trousers max. I tend to wear jeans for several days straight unless I get soaked or muddy. I'm perfectly comfortable washing and drying on the road…that's what...

Haha yeah those college kids. *looks over awkwardly at two Fujifilm Instax cameras* I love the SX-70 but yeah the film…ugh. The Impossible Project camera is actually pretty great. There is an app to view and trigger remotely and a bunch of other features but it's just not reliable. :/

Have you considered one of the lid organizers Pelican makes for their cases? Pretty great more useful alternative to the foam if you store things like hand towels and soft goods.

I have one of these. Works great! A little awkward to travel with though but I don't mind.

Updated Sony family :) Anyone else use Polaroids or any other instant cameras at all? I have an Impossible Project I-1 camera and a Polaroid SX-70. They constantly malfunction though :/

That same generic dry bag company (Leader Accessories) makes a pretty well made and cheap waterproof backpack as well. I use this when exploring in my rig in case I need to do any walking anywhere with dirty stuff or parts or things of that nature. This is my favorite travelling combo...

I like to pack light when traveling no matter what. For car travel or overland specifically, this means getting as much as I can into the smallest space possible usually, and most importantly trying to plan and anticipate what will or may be worn at any given stage of travel. My preferred method...

Great video man!

Very nice!!!