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Welcome from NH.

Welcome from NH.

Welcome from NH as well! Nice Rig! Good Luck on the road trip.

And maybe in that time we'l get a taste of what the Bronco will be like. ;)

It may be a better question to first ask yourself if a truck or jeep better fulfills what you want to do long-term with your overlanding. I say this as they both have definite pros and cons. If you lean more offroad then I'd say go with the Jeep; if you want a better expedition-style platform...

Welcome from NH. Good luck with your progress and hopefully with time the wife will grow to enjoy it.

Welcome from NH.

Welcome from New Hampshire! My father's side of the family came to the US from Sweden a few generations ago so I have a fondness for your country. Good luck and great adventure!

Welcome from NH!

Wish I could have made it but I've got to sleep/work today. Good luck and have fun everyone.

I've been toying with getting a snorkel as well. My brother mentioned that my Nephew loves cars with snorkels so I'll probably get one just for him. :) I had read that turning the ram air around could cause a negative effect on the intake and potentially cause damage. Anyone have any idea on this?

I'd be interested in meeting up at some point as well. Hopefully my schedule allows it.

That concept would be tempting with the diesel.

I'm not generally a Jeep fan but I do like the Gladiator in terms of dropping the bed and adding a camper (when someone makes them). It will be interesting to see what people do with them. If I had the cash to spend it would be a good platform.

It's all private land/logging roads up there with some primitive camping. From what I've read you pay through checkpoints, and camping is by first-come basis. The only thing is to keep in mind once you're in there (and the Golden Road which is also owned) that the logging trucks ALWAYS have...

I've looked at the trailsoffroad link and unfortunately nothing show for New England. I joined ExploringNH which seems to run Class VI (not maintained roads) in NH. Currently I'm building my Xterra up in the hopes of starting to get into things. They do have a Trans-New Hampshire Overland...

Our Walking Tacos version is to precook some ground beef and spices and freeze it. We also bring along tomatoes, lettuce, cheese, and sour cream if we have space. Instead of Fritos we pack single-serve Doritos bags. Open the bag, crush the chips, add to taste.

Welcome from another OB member in NH! If you haven't already you can join OB and OB-East on Facebook to get some great links and info.

Welcome to OB and thank you for your service!

Welcome from NH. Love the Scout!