Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*

[Gmny]

Hola
Location: Chicago IL
Rig: 2000 4runner (with a few mods)
Experience: novice but learning on the fly...
Awesome site with a lot of great pics and info..

 

[jkxranger]

Hola
Location: Chicago IL
Rig: 2000 4runner (with a few mods)
Experience: novice but learning on the fly...
Awesome site with a lot of great pics and info..

Welcome to the group,

 

[Lifestyle Overland]

Welcome @p38 and @Gmny !

 

[Byron Eby]

Hola
Location: Chicago IL
Rig: 2000 4runner (with a few mods)
Experience: novice but learning on the fly...
Awesome site with a lot of great pics and info..

Keep the 4Runner numbers growing!

 

[Bruce]

hi, I'm Bruce, excited to be here.

Location: Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Rig: 2011 Toyota Tacoma
Experience: New to the overlanding thing but getting experience here driving and camping along the forest service roads.

 

[ShawnR]

hi, I'm Bruce, excited to be here.

Location: Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Rig: 2011 Toyota Tacoma
Experience: New to the overlanding thing but getting experience here driving and camping along the forest service roads.

Welcome to the forum. Good group of people here.

 

[Steve]

Welcome aboard, @Bruce !

 

[Bruce]

Any folks from the Pacific Northwest?

 

[NorthStar96]

Welcome to the forum. Good group of people here.

Welcome to the Group Bruce!

 

[toxicity_27]

Welcome @Bruce

 

[Mike G]

Hi Everyone, my name is Mike and I just found out that I'm addicted to Overlanding. I've owned my 2003 4Runner for 11 years now and I bought it just for Backpacking and Mall Crawling (plus keeping the family safe on the road). I have 20+ years of backpacking which I love to do but now I just realized why should I hike to remote locations when I can drive . The 4Runner is stock so I will have to mod it out so I can do some real rock crawling. Overland Experience: Novice

Location: San Jose, CA
2003 Toyota 4Runner
V6 - 4x4 - 17" rims

 

[Steve]

Hi @Mike, and welcome to Overland Bound! You will find a congenial group of enthusiasts here, and that we are very non-brand tolerant (although there seem to be way too many T4Rs here. )

why should I hike to remote locations when I can drive

With age, comes wisdom!

 

[rooster_sauce]

Hi @Mike, and welcome to Overland Bound! You will find a congenial group of enthusiasts here, and that we are very non-brand tolerant (although there seem to be way too many T4Rs here. )


With age, comes wisdom! [emoji2]

That's my favorite aspect about this place. I'm die hard for my Jeep but I love my Toyota, Subaru, Land Rover, Nissan, etc. anyday.

 

[NorthStar96]

Hey Mike, Welcome aboard!

 

[ShawnR]

Hi Everyone, my name is Mike and I just found out that I'm addicted to Overlanding. I've owned my 2003 4Runner for 11 years now and I bought it just for Backpacking and Mall Crawling (plus keeping the family safe on the road). I have 20+ years of backpacking which I love to do but know I just realized why should I hike to remote locations when I can drive . The 4Runner is stock so I will have to mod it out so I can do some real rock crawling. Overland Experience: Novice

Location: San Jose, CA
2003 Toyota 4Runner
V6 - 4x4 - 17" rims

Welcome to the forum. Plenty of knowledgeable people on here that can help you outfit your rig.

 

[Offroad Touring]

Welcome Mike.

 

[long_range_taco]

Hey there, Im from Oklahoma, and I drive a 2012 Tacoma DCSB. I built my truck from basically stock (it had wheels when i bought it), and built it for overlanding and camping precisely. I was a welder for 10 yrs, and have been a mechanic in the US Navy Seabees for 8 yrs. Camping, and outdoor fun is wat I enjoy most, but since I bought this truck my ability to explore has multiplied 10x. My build thread is HERE. IG @long_range_taco, THANKS!

 

[Steve]

Welcome to Overland Bound, @long_range_taco

 

[Byron Eby]

Hi Everyone, my name is Mike and I just found out that I'm addicted to Overlanding. I've owned my 2003 4Runner for 11 years now and I bought it just for Backpacking and Mall Crawling (plus keeping the family safe on the road). I have 20+ years of backpacking which I love to do but know I just realized why should I hike to remote locations when I can drive . The 4Runner is stock so I will have to mod it out so I can do some real rock crawling. Overland Experience: Novice

Location: San Jose, CA
2003 Toyota 4Runner
V6 - 4x4 - 17" rims

Welcome aboard. Nice 4Gunner!

 

[Byron Eby]

Hey there, Im from Oklahoma, and I drive a 2012 Tacoma DCSB. I built my truck from basically stock (it had wheels when i bought it), and built it for overlanding and camping precisely. I was a welder for 10 yrs, and have been a mechanic in the US Navy Seabees for 8 yrs. Camping, and outdoor fun is wat I enjoy most, but since I bought this truck my ability to explore has multiplied 10x. My build thread is HERE. IG @long_range_taco, THANKS!
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Welcome and Sweet rig!