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I was always into camping. We went a lot as kids, but never anything super crazy because we weren't very wealthy. When I got into hiking 3 seasons ago I needed a vehicle that could take me to the trail heads in my local area. Most of these trail heads required a high clearance vehicle, so I...

What kind of trails and camping does the area offer?

It's a 2.5" teraflex lift with some 0.5" spacers and fox remote resi shocks. I should have gone with 3" out of the gate, but oh well. I figure it's probably around 2.8"-3" of lift with my current setup and based on my measurements. In the future I'll probably upgrade my springs to a 3" version...

Can't go wrong with a hiking type tent. Easy to setup, mine goes up in 2 minutes, and they are easy to pack away. They are small though, but if you're travelling solo that gets my vote. If you go that route, get a heavier one, mines ultralight because I use it for hiking too.

Damn, that extra .5" of lift really makes a difference.

Nice Canadian flags ;)

What size tires and lift? 4.5 and 35s?

Welcome aboard Pjo. I said it already, but we're neighbors.. so hopefully your back deck is large or something, cause the summer is hot.. and yeah...

Hey, we're neighbors, I am also from North Van. I'll see about some dates and some location choices, maybe around August.

Sounds good to me, lol.

Have you scraped that off yet?

Friday the 17th of February. I'll be down there on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and if staying down there longer means I can explore some of Washington, that'd be great.

So I have a business trip coming up, which means I'll be in Bothell, Washington. Is anyone around that area interested in hooking up on the weekend before I head back to Canada to do some overlanding?

Always open to our lovely southern neighbors. If it gathers enough interest I'll put together a trip in the Trip Planning thread.

Thanks, @Overland-Indiana @Murphy Slaw. Slowly but surely, haha

While not a modification, what better way to adorn your Overland vehicle than with these awesome new BC Parks license plates. Picked mine up today, and the picture on my plate is of the Purcell mountain range in SE British Columbia.

Welcome aboard, Jon. What kind of rig are you driving?

Defenders, so beautiful. In fact, the best built tractor you can buy ;)

Agree, it would be great to meet up somewhere in the middle of us all.

Never tried that, I just turn the music up, lol.