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That would be great. Maybe a feature could be added to the OB app that shows current gas prices (even though I believe there are other apps that do that). For example I was in Death Valley a week ago, and I saw that fuel prices at the station in Furnace Creek was $7.50 gal and 25 miles further...

I won't be canceling any plans, at least because of fuel prices. Maybe because of too much damn work though. Actually I hoping that some of the more popular places are less crowded this summer. And another benefit of living in California, it gets cheaper the farther I travel.

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Is the next meetup truly on a Tuesday, or on the 15th?

Is there a way to see/find the posts that you have liked?

Schnebly Hill, Sedona

Near Engineer Pass in Colorado

Any plans for the bed organization?

Check out outdoorsy.com - an airbnb for rv's & trailers

Also check out the truck bed campers like Harker Outdoors, Super Pacific, Alucab. They fall in-between the cost of RTT and trailer. Another idea is to rent a trailer, or even a built overland vehicle and see how it fits with your wants.

I don't know how well it works and it's expensive, but here's another concept. Green Wrappon Toilet Wrappon Green Toilet

Definitely check out the Crystal, Roaring Fork and Frying Pan rivers in Colorado. Great fishing and beautiful scenery. The Crystal mill is very scenic and a fun little drive. Lots of cool mountain towns and places to explore in the area.

Short answer to OP question is no. The cheapest part of overlanding seems to be actually going overlanding. Food and Gas. I've spent several years worth of gas money on stuff to go overlanding.

Will the crate fit in the cab or maybe get a soft crate that will? If not there's always this....

That ARB slide kitchen is pretty cool. I bet it's a little spendy, but what isn't anymore. I wish there was a overland expo happening soon to be able to see things in person.

I like it so far. I've only used it around the house, but it is nice. Don't know about regulated 12v.

Bead locks not necessary,, unless you are doing serious rock crawling. This site, youtube are great places to learn.

Looking for a slideout kitchen setup that has space for a fridge, sink, and stove. Ideally I want something that only takes half of the width of my truck bed, so that I can still climb into the back of the truck bed. I've seen several that have two of the three (fridge, sink, stove) but not...

Welcome, post some pics of your rig.

I bought a blizzard box 41 qt refrig, Duracell powersource 660w and a Massimo 500w power station all from Costco. Plan is to return one of the battery units after testing out (probably the Duracell). Main reason I pulled the trigger on all of these was price. Blizzard Box $500, Duracell $450...