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I'm about 3 hours or so from you... if you would like to do a bit of driving, there are Yellow Post sites all over Big Bear. Total drive time would be in the 4-5 hour range 1 way and they are first come, first serve. There is always Joshua Tree BLM if you can make it a weekend.

I've always liked the Xterra!, Never found a good enough example in my price range near me.

Yeah, we are getting one with a queen sized bed. We measured and it's the same size as our bed. The dogs sleep in our bed and there's plenty of room. We are both 5'7" and the dogs are small. Once kids are in the picture or she brings home another dog... We are going to move up a size or kick...

UPDATE: We are going to Joshua Tree next weekend and will be noting all of the changes we would like to start with. I know for a fact that we will need to get some distance between the ground and the frame. Not much distance, but enough for 32" tires? RIght now we can't clear a pine cone so...

Nice use of the Rockler Pucks!

UPDATE: I've had a revelation! The wife wanted to take a little adventure yesterday, so we took our '12 Pathfinder 4x4 instead of my pickup (I was working on tracing a clicking noise is the exhaust). We loaded up the Bullies and took off toward Crab Flats Campground. The Pathfinder did...

Nicely done!

You need a coyote over the "T"!

First of all... nice Hitchiker's Guide quote. Secondly... I would definitely go for the Outback for a number of reasons. 1.) That Chevy may only have 183,000 miles but it sits there all day waiting for something bad to happen. (Though storage room is always nice.) How big is your family? 2.)...

Great thread! Another note would be consider the shipping. If there is a local company you like, you can save a ton by picking it up.

Welcome to the forum! I've only been to Tahoe for snowboarding, but it looked like a place for awesome trails!

I'll go check them out for sure, I'd like to see if I can fit my wife and 3 pups in it with myself. Thanks again for the advice!

Great work! Gotta love that Utilitrac from the factory!

Thanks for the tip Gary, I might go check them out! I must admit though, OverlandPros seem to have a better setup. I'll have to decide if I'm willing to pay the extra for features and shipping!

My first trip was to Joshua Tree in 2015 for a bachelor party. It changed my whole view of camping and I'll never go back to the rent-sites!!!

Which tent will he be bringing? I like the website btw!

What kind of tent? Are you a manufacturer?

Let's start talking about the REVISED "Adventure Bully Rig" now. -2012 Nissan Pathfinder 4x4 (Nickname is "Greg") -Stock Suspension -Stock Size Tires (A/T) -Nothing aftermarket but the battery (Optima Red) Now for the future additions/modifications: -Roof top tent (Probably...

That's unfortunate that they aren't in stores but it makes sense. What kind did you get?

I'm new here too! From what I've read... 1.) Rock sliders if you're planning on getting on the rocks, depends on where you plan to run your rig. 2.)Water, comms, emergency food supplies, a shovel, one of those battery jumpers... Also, there are a bunch of videos on YouTube to get started, they...