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Pathfinder I
I am guessing that he is safe because he was out enjoying the beauties of nature and came home to that.... now he can go full time without the stress of selling the house
Pathfinder I
I am guessing that he is safe because he was out enjoying the beauties of nature and came home to that.... now he can go full time without the stress of selling the house
Off-Road Ranger I
0745
Imagine doing the math on an RVIck.
Built a FWC online. $45,000.
If I plan on a 20 year service life: That's about 2 camping trips per month, for 20 years, to make it worthwhile (at current hotel / lodge pricing)
4 nights of traveling every month, if I plan a 10y time span.
If half my over landing still includes rental lodges, yurts, and tent camping.....that's a tough pill to swallow.
Pathfinder I
I have a BlackSeries Caravan and am saving far more money with it than I would having to pay for hotels, mortgage and everything else that comes along with a house/cabin/land etc.Imagine doing the math on an RVIck.
Built a FWC online. $45,000.
If I plan on a 20 year service life: That's about 2 camping trips per month, for 20 years, to make it worthwhile (at current hotel / lodge pricing)
4 nights of traveling every month, if I plan a 10y time span.
If half my over landing still includes rental lodges, yurts, and tent camping.....that's a tough pill to swallow.
Especially when the average buying price in conjunction with maintenance is more expensive than a cabin, with the added bonus of depreciation!
Enthusiast III
30229
ha! when it comes to maintenance and depreciation... try doing the "math" on one of these....!Imagine doing the math on an RV
Especially when the average buying price in conjunction with maintenance is more expensive than a cabin, with the added bonus of depreciation!
Enthusiast III
30229
I’m gonna be honest buddy. I don’t think white is your colorha! when it comes to maintenance and depreciation... try doing the "math" on one of these....!Imagine doing the math on an RV
Especially when the average buying price in conjunction with maintenance is more expensive than a cabin, with the added bonus of depreciation!
makes a brand new Earth Roamer look like a bargain!![]()
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Tell me about it.ha! when it comes to maintenance and depreciation... try doing the "math" on one of these....!
makes a brand new Earth Roamer look like a bargain!
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If you want her to stay looking like that, overlanding isn't the way!ha! when it comes to maintenance and depreciation... try doing the "math" on one of these....!Imagine doing the math on an RV
Especially when the average buying price in conjunction with maintenance is more expensive than a cabin, with the added bonus of depreciation!
makes a brand new Earth Roamer look like a bargain!![]()
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Influencer I
Yea, that’s it. He’s circumnavigating the planet with the “Lost Boys” that’s why he’s ghosting YouTube and forumsPretty sure Michael is still around, saw a post from him not too long ago. People have lives and honestly posting on a forum is no where near as fun as getting out and doing stuff. My activity on here had dropped drastically since I went full time cause nature is better than the internet. Spring, summer and fall will naturally be slower on forums because people are actually doing stuff as weather permits. Honestly who cares if people fall off and stop "overlanding"?
Off-Road Ranger I
0745
Member III
You can get double that 150k on an HO 4.0L easily. You just need to install an oil tank alongside your gas tank to fill up each time.The 4.0 straight 6 was the last reliable engine that Jeep used and 2005 was it. Even at that those engines were good for only about 150,000 miles. I’m just curios to see what company purchases the Jeep name when Stelantis goes under. Will it be the further destruction of the Jeep, or will they take a cue from Toyota’s Landcruiser division and reduce the steroids and make the Wrangler smaller? It’ll be interesting to watch. In the meantime, I’ll be getting back to Ford gassers.