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Our channel is: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK6SSdiEyp2XLQge1ztwP7w At this point is focused on skiing weekends, ski building, tiny houses and other shenanigans. I will be posting stuff there about overlanding this coming summer though, including finishing up our "campulance" project...

Start to the "kitchen". Laying in the maple top, will get a raised lip framing like a boat to keep stuff from moving around and will be finished in an epoxy.

Turns out sourcing new fuel lines was a bit of a bear - running top notch now and on to the fun stuff! All the ambulance lettering removed.

Where did you mount your CB antenna?

Finally got the badge on at the NH/ME meetup today. Thanks to Josh For the photos

looking forward to it. Another way to track would be creating actual "events" from the FB page. Not sure where people would be more likely to respond / RSVP

Next for the outback is getting the hitch and CB installed. Ambulance project hit a minor roadblock, but she should be road legal this month!

I had a Landcruiser before this, and while not the same car, it's been able to do everything I've thrown at it.

Handles the same, I personally like the extra height when on even paved roads. No noticeable increase in body roll.

Added the rack this weekend - slowly starting to look like an adventure mobile

How far did you have to hike into the trains? Looks like the "roads" don't go all the way in?

Another trick I have found is to buy the "loaded" instant mash potato packets and to add chicken and other stuff. Fraction of the cost vs. some of the dehydrated pre mades

While I know most folks on here enjoy packing a full cooking setup, for me the ease and pack-ability of dehydrated meals are hard to beat if its just me (fast, easy, no cleanup). Plus; I tend to often link an overlanding trip with a backpacking or hiking adventure. The best meals I have...

I know you can on their largest unit as we were looking at one for our "campulance" conversion. I'm not sure on the smaller units though.

Well - I came from a car that had very little road noise, so the stock outback was loud for me to begin with and took some time to get used to. That said, while there is some additional noise, I wouldn't say it's all that noticeable. My outback doubles as my daily, and I do a lot of highway...

Question for subie owners; getting ready to install my CB. Mounting mine in the front - if you've done similar, where did you go thru the firewall?

You nailed it. Method 502s in the 17 inch and Maxxis 771s. I think the bronze wheels look good with any color as I dig the retro feel. Plus, the method wheels are crazy strong. I didnt trust the stock rims not to get dinged/bent on me somewhere out in the woods.

Would be interested as well

This is Tibbi - overlanding and hiking buddy. Recent walk along an old rail road bed in Western Maine.

Thanks!