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I will be in uwharrie this weekend, hit me up if you would happen to be there.

All the trails I have driven at windrock are very open, and are full size friendly. Not so sure about the hardest trails though.

The "trails" that are open to trucks at brown mtn are more of an access road to the other trails than an actual trail. Windrock has trails that make anything at unf look like a paved road, very cool place. I have yet to ride hurricane creek, but from what people have told me is that its...

And like I said before, all the guys I have gotten the pleasure to meet from 828 Overland are good people.

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Welcome. Also check out Morrison's outdoors and 828 overland. Both are in the Asheville area and good people.

I would suggest watching Amazon warehouse for a good deal. I have 8000 pound mile marker scout series winch I paid under $300 for. The box was beat up, but the winch was perfect.

As others have previously said, buy the best gear you can afford. Is cheap recovery gear better than nothing? Absolutely. Is name brand gear better than cheap gear? Absolutely. The one thing to remember is that any piece of recovery gear can fail at any time, regardless of price, and they all...

Definitely sounds like a well equipped truck. I would never tell anyone to not try a trail, and see what their rig will do. But to be as polite as I can possibly be, if your truck was mine, I would not attempt little danniel in it. This is in no way a slightly against your rig, or you as a...

I would doubt you would have any trouble on the forest service roads in this area or for that matter the "trails" in this area. That said, old house gap is currently in the worst shape I have ever experienced it in. Not really rough, but if wet might be challenging. Even in peak season, I have...

Boone is a fun town for a few days. You can hit old house gap and brown mtn. from the parkway on gravel roads. I would be happy to give you directions on how to get to them. Best BBQ in this area is woodlands in blowing rock and the peddlin pig in Banner Elk, or Boone. They are both excellent...

Hello njradioguy! I live at the base of grandfather mountain, right outside of boone (foscoe community). I have lived in this area my entire life and have traveled every forest road and trail around here hundreds of times. I would be happy to point you in the direction of primitive camp spots...

Check out new wave teardrops. We purchased one last year, and are very happy with it. Build quality is top notch and very affordable . The owner Bobby is excellent in every way.

No problem. If you want a decent compressor that is cheap they cant be beat.

I would go with the master flow / superflow mv 50. They are cheaper than a comparable viair, and much faster. I have had mine for 8 years, fills a 35" tire from 12-30 psi in less than 2 minutes. I didnt expect mine to last more than one season, but it works just like it did when I bought it...

Mine came with 12" wheels, and I sold them when I took them off.

Just the lift, and fenders. You might need wheel spacers, depending on the wheels you use

Unfortunately I sold it a couple months ago

I had 31's on mine, and never had a problem with clearance.

Dexter makes a 2.75" lift for it, and new fenders make plenty of room for larger tires. While I had mine i beat on it plenty, very tough little camper.