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I'm keeping my eye out on the internet for a replacement!

Thank you! I never thought of that. It's probably a good idea to get some zipper lube on a new one as well.

That's good to hear! Do me a favor and check out this other thread I started and maybe you could chime in with some info for me! :grinning: https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/ive-got-my-first-ever-tent.35533/

She reminds me of this problem every time something is dropped off at the front door. She is less than happy. :tonguewink:

I bought a used SmittyBilt Overlander tent this past weekend. It's in mostly nice condition with a couple of small flaws that I will need to fix. First off, it's got a little mildew on it in spots. I assume this is from not being properly aired out after a camping trip? I was planning on...

And this is the latest purchase: I'll be cleaning this up and mounting it on a rack that will hopefully be shipping later this week!

And more recently, with the help of a good friend who has been helping me out with a lot of the stuff I've done on the truck, we figured out a way of securing gear in the bed. A couple of days later, I ordered an overlanding rack. :D

In September, I went out wheeling with the Georgia (and Florida) Ranger group again. I only went for one day with this group, hitting Popcorn Creek Trail and Charlie's Creek Trail in North Georgia. They did what is called the Georgia Traverse, starting in the Talladega National Forest. I was...

I was all in at this point and an ARB Summit bumper, Warn VR EVO 10S winch, and Eibach suspension was ordered! With the help of some good friends, and a really nice shop with a lift, we knocked out the install on a Friday and a Saturday. The bumper was a royal PITA to install! LOL A snorkel...

Then in June of this year, I went on a trail ride with a bunch of local Ford Ranger owners. I loved it!

Next came a bed divider to keep fuel cans in place. It was a small modification that would end up growing later. But it helped me get fuel out to my boat so I could buy less expensive REC90 fuel away from our local lake. A tow receiver and hitch was installed the same day with the help of a...

The first modification was a hard tonneau cover. Ironically, my wife found it for me on eBay, and I ended up buying it off Amazon.

This was the start; a bone stock 2019 Ranger XLT FXR with 12,000 miles on it. While sitting at the CarMax, my wife actually reached over, shut the truck off, took the key out of the ignition, and asked me to promise that I wouldn't modify my truck. I failed her. I actually wasn't happy with...

I'm a new member here. New to 4 wheeling. New to overlanding! I'm looking to learn and will have a lot of questions as I start gearing up and moving forward with a few simple overnighters. The goal is a trip out to Utah to camp the canons and ghost towns!

Thank you sir.

Yep! That's me! I figured it was time I sought out an overlanding specific forum as I've got some questions about the RTT I just bought this past weekend, and I'm sure as I get closer to getting out for overnight trips, the questions will be coming more frequently from me!

I'm liking it, and great color on the truck. Same as mine!

I had been wanting a 4x4 since I was a high school kid that could afford copies of Peterson's 4-Wheel & Off-Road. The thing is, I never got the chance to even drive a 4x4 truck until I was an adult, and I had a 2007 4x4 Ford ranger issued to me at work in 2014. I loved it for snow duty on...

Good morning! I am new to 4-wheeling, and just getting into overlanding. Getting out and off road was something I've been wanting to do, ever since I was a teenager in high school. But, it had to wait until I was 40 before I got into a 4x4. I've started out simple with two group trips into...