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How will you differentiate yourself from all the 4x4 shops in the area? What will you do to make it easier to buy from you rather than have Amazon deliver it to my door in 2 days? I am in McKinney and have been to Exploration Outfitters in Meade, OK. Warn, Smitty, ARB, they sell the same...

This, but it helps to know how to manually do it in case your are away from your computer and need to make changes. A nice PDF stored on the phone really helps.

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/dfw-rigs-and-coffee.21114/

First event is at Top Golf in The Colony on 1/12/19. Follow them on IG for more info. https://rigsandcoffeetexas.com/

On a vehicle I had a problem find a good place through the firewall, I took the wire through a drainhole in the floor, then followed the E-brake cable up into the engine compartment. Also you want to put that through a wire loom, I prefer braided like this...

Yeah that is better. If you use a SHOT hotel, there is also a shuttle bus to/from show, so that saves parking Uber each day.

Wow that is CRAZY. Try booking through the SHOT show website. Registration for SHOT Show just started today also.

What is exorbitant to you? Hotels in Vegas are cheap if you look. I am in Mirage for <$150.

Motion-X or Google Satellite. My ipad is in a Otterbox, and lots of places make RAM mounts for it.

Eject these people from your life. Thank me later.

What tent is that?

Based on window size, I would say none of the above.

2 in, 2 out flowmaster 50 state legal.

No. I do not want politics of any kind. No matter what side you take, ~50% of your customers disagree with you. It is plain stupid to take political positions. In fact, politics I agree with is often worse, as places I might like suddenly get protested, etc.

REI was great years ago, now like many it is too political, they work against their own customers by supporting Sierra, and the Camelback thing was pure stupid. I still go to their store 1-2 month, but only to physically evaluate something I will go buy on-line elsewhere.

I order my truck with factory dual battery and HiAmp Alternator. I agree, space is tight.

I have always had great results with rancho products. dating back to the lift I put on my 78 Blazer.

I use the portable ARB and prefer it since I have several vehicles. I converted it to Anderson 175A connectors and have the Warn QC on all my vehicles. As for tank, I run that in bed or on rack. For shocks I run Rancho Monotubes with 4" Rancho Lift. Factory fenders are fine. FYI mine is a 2002.

I run a 2500HD as a overland vehicle, was not very hard to get any parts or find someone to do work I could not do.

Ok, that I agree with. Popular sizes are there, but the lesser sizes are not.