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Welcome to the forum from West Texas and thank you for your service to our country.

Congrats on the good find! Look forward to seeing how you make it "your own".

How did I miss this thread??? I look forward to meeting up with you guys!

"Level it out" with a heavy load on the back end. :-)

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. I'll bet you'll have plenty of people on here that can give you much more specific advise than me as to where to start on an Xterra build out. My advice would be to get out on an adventure, see what you already have that you like or don't like and go from there.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. I suspect you'll have plenty of people chime in with a recommendation for you.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Congrats on "resurrecting" the camping trend in your life. Good looking Taco. Enjoy it!

I've got a little over 192k on the little 2.5L ... We'll see how long it lasts. If your going to come all the way to Texas to see Jinks, Rogers or others, you'd be just close enough to turn it into a trip to Big Bend NP. :-)

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. I picked up a '99 TJ about 10 months ago. It has turned into my "run around town" vehicle as I don't trust the engine to survive much longer. Your trip planned for May sounds exciting, as does the one in September. Good luck with both of those adventures.

Awesome. Look forward to hearing more about your adventures.

I would suggest looking at Scepter water cans for a BPA-free, jerry can design. Can be found on Amazon. Affordability might be subjective though, for some of their products.

One solution for warmer weather that I have used is a hammock. Packs light, even models with built in netting. I must say that I do prefer a tent though as I pretty much always have my camping buddy (Labrador Retriever) with me now a days.

I struggled with this for quite some time before ultimately abandoning the idea of a RTT... About the only "solution" I have come across that I would consider, if I went the RTT direction, would be to get an enclosed annex for the RTT so my camping buddy (Labrador Retriever) would be inside and...

Hahahaha. I expect it would make that trip very fast! ... Very "James Bond-ish" though. :-)

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. What a fun looking vehicle build! I'm guessing you should be able to get just about anywhere in it.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Congrats on getting out for an adventure by any means possible. It should inspire us all to get out more. :-)

Welcome to the forum from West Texas.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. I found the quip about square headlights quite amusing. :-)

Good looking mods.

This looks like it is coming along nicely. The Softtopper/rack combo looks interesting. Thanks for sharing.