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Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*
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Hey guys,
- I'm Chase
- Surprise, AZ
- 2011 Ram 1500 4x4 -- lifted 6", electronic lockers, bed cage, Smittybilt XL RTT, etc. (not the typical OL rig)
- Active duty military
- did a lot of wheeling back in high school, then went overseas for some time. Just got back in the game, this time I'm bringing my family along.
Ive already seen 3/4's of the world, might as well finish seeing the rest. Looking forward to meeting everyone!
- I'm Chase
- Surprise, AZ
- 2011 Ram 1500 4x4 -- lifted 6", electronic lockers, bed cage, Smittybilt XL RTT, etc. (not the typical OL rig)
- Active duty military
- did a lot of wheeling back in high school, then went overseas for some time. Just got back in the game, this time I'm bringing my family along.
Ive already seen 3/4's of the world, might as well finish seeing the rest. Looking forward to meeting everyone!
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Hello
Lets see...
Location everywhere! I move a lot, in fact, I've moved over thirty times in the twenty-eight years I've been alive.
Mostly lived on the NE coast of the US.
I currently reside in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
I've started living out of my truck this summer and honestly... I can't think of a good reason to ever go back! I'm loving the freedom and lack of chains!
Oh right, my rig is:
2008 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4WD
It's still completely stock but as soon as I can put the money together its getting the full overhaul, lift, tires, roof rack, steel bumpers, winch, and all.
Michigan is a very boring, flat, and uninspiring place to hike. If anyone knows any good overlanding spots feel free to let me know!
I'm heading over to Colorado to overland the rockies if I can manage to make the move this coming summer!
Thanks for having me. :)
Lets see...
Location everywhere! I move a lot, in fact, I've moved over thirty times in the twenty-eight years I've been alive.
Mostly lived on the NE coast of the US.
I currently reside in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
I've started living out of my truck this summer and honestly... I can't think of a good reason to ever go back! I'm loving the freedom and lack of chains!
Oh right, my rig is:
2008 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4WD
It's still completely stock but as soon as I can put the money together its getting the full overhaul, lift, tires, roof rack, steel bumpers, winch, and all.
Michigan is a very boring, flat, and uninspiring place to hike. If anyone knows any good overlanding spots feel free to let me know!
I'm heading over to Colorado to overland the rockies if I can manage to make the move this coming summer!
Thanks for having me. :)
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Hey guys/gals I'm new to over landing I just recently got in to it! I love to off road and I do like camping so when I started learning about over landing I figured this was gonna be something I'd definitely love! My rig is mild, but just like everyone else I'm slowly building. Hoping to meet some of yall and learn as well!
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Rig:2005 (Lifted )Jeep Liberty
Experience: Novice
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Rig:2005 (Lifted )Jeep Liberty
Experience: Novice
Hi! I'm Victoria. I live in Raleigh, NC.
I've got two Jeeps--a 2002 Wrangler Sahara with 4" lift, 33s, winch, lights, and Hi Lift, and a 2006 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon that's totally stock.
I used to live in Alaska in the early 80's and wandered around there a bit, but the overland bug really bit about 15 years ago when I got into adventure motorcycling. Some medical issues took me out of the saddle after 30 years of riding, so I'm continuing on with four wheels.
I took a 4WD 101 and 4WD 202 class from Uwharrie Offroad Training Center, as well as a winch class, and just attended my 2nd Jeep Jamboree. I've been driving the 02 Sahara, nicknamed "Trogdor", to learn how to drive the trails at Uwharrie and Big Creek. So now that I've got a bit of training and experience with the Jamborees and trail rides, I'm ready to start building the 06 Rubicon for overland travel. I'm on a tight budget so there won't be a lot of bling, but hopefully a lot of miles.
I've got two Jeeps--a 2002 Wrangler Sahara with 4" lift, 33s, winch, lights, and Hi Lift, and a 2006 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon that's totally stock.
I used to live in Alaska in the early 80's and wandered around there a bit, but the overland bug really bit about 15 years ago when I got into adventure motorcycling. Some medical issues took me out of the saddle after 30 years of riding, so I'm continuing on with four wheels.
I took a 4WD 101 and 4WD 202 class from Uwharrie Offroad Training Center, as well as a winch class, and just attended my 2nd Jeep Jamboree. I've been driving the 02 Sahara, nicknamed "Trogdor", to learn how to drive the trails at Uwharrie and Big Creek. So now that I've got a bit of training and experience with the Jamborees and trail rides, I'm ready to start building the 06 Rubicon for overland travel. I'm on a tight budget so there won't be a lot of bling, but hopefully a lot of miles.
Hey everyone,
Location: Southern California
Rig: 2016 4Runner Trail Edition
Experience: Novice. I occasionally go camping but nothing too crazy yet. I just started building my rig to be able to handle a few trails.
Location: Southern California
Rig: 2016 4Runner Trail Edition
Experience: Novice. I occasionally go camping but nothing too crazy yet. I just started building my rig to be able to handle a few trails.
Hello and welcome to the OB crew..great to have another Toy on board....thank you for your service and sacrifice..look forward to seeing your build and adventures
Just noticed there was an actual thread for first timer introductions, sorry for making my own thread (for of habit from other forums).
Location: New Orleans, La
Rig: 2000 Honda CRV EX AWD
Experience: I literally haven't even been camping.
My love for cars and racing pushed me off-road after a few friends convinced me to join them
Location: New Orleans, La
Rig: 2000 Honda CRV EX AWD
Experience: I literally haven't even been camping.
My love for cars and racing pushed me off-road after a few friends convinced me to join them
Hello Chase and welcome to the OB crew..great rig ...thank you for your service and sacrifice..
Hello Victoria and welcome to the OB crew..nice looking jeep and look forward to seeing your build and adventures
Hello and welcome to the OB crew...so my question to you is ,is there a table in the back of your rig? and when do I get it?haha...i learned on here that there is one and can't wait to add it to my gear as conversation piece...even have a official Honda parts sticker to put on it..look forward to seeing your build and adventuresJust noticed there was an actual thread for first timer introductions, sorry for making my own thread (for of habit from other forums).
Location: New Orleans, La
Rig: 2000 Honda CRV EX AWD
Experience: I literally haven't even been camping.
My love for cars and racing pushed me off-road after a few friends convinced me to join them
Welcome my name is Jesse , I am from La Mirada ca. OB#7003. Have a 2017 Toyota Tacoma. I am trying to add a bunch of electrical to my truck. Also looking for some help and fun. Take care.
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Just want to introduce myself,
I am Benz. That is my nickname.. I started "wheeling" in home made gocarts and dune buggies when I was 11 or 12, on the beach at the Washington Coast. Eagle Scout, Pathfinders, Yeti Mountaineer, backpacker, hiker and camper, fly fisherman too. When my friends would put money into their cars and trucks, I was buying some new tent or outdoor gear. Because of my love of the outdoors, I always drove something that was 4 wheel drive. I have been an Overlander before it was a thing! Now, with kids gone, wife and I are separated, have health issues, and cannot work, I have more time to travel. I have wanted to build a vehicle that I could sleep in but still get into some out of the way places. My truck and light camper work great, but for me, less is more! About 3 years ago I bought a FZJ80 Toyota Landcruiser. Love the truck, but it sure loves the gas! So I sold a built CJ7 and went back into a Jeep Cherokee, with a twist. My Cherokee is powered by a 617 Mercedes Benz 5 cylinder motor. Now, I can have the mileage and sleep in my truck too.
So, if you are over by Lake Chelan, WA. and need a place to "dry" camp, get ahold of me and come up for a visit. Benz.
I am Benz. That is my nickname.. I started "wheeling" in home made gocarts and dune buggies when I was 11 or 12, on the beach at the Washington Coast. Eagle Scout, Pathfinders, Yeti Mountaineer, backpacker, hiker and camper, fly fisherman too. When my friends would put money into their cars and trucks, I was buying some new tent or outdoor gear. Because of my love of the outdoors, I always drove something that was 4 wheel drive. I have been an Overlander before it was a thing! Now, with kids gone, wife and I are separated, have health issues, and cannot work, I have more time to travel. I have wanted to build a vehicle that I could sleep in but still get into some out of the way places. My truck and light camper work great, but for me, less is more! About 3 years ago I bought a FZJ80 Toyota Landcruiser. Love the truck, but it sure loves the gas! So I sold a built CJ7 and went back into a Jeep Cherokee, with a twist. My Cherokee is powered by a 617 Mercedes Benz 5 cylinder motor. Now, I can have the mileage and sleep in my truck too.
So, if you are over by Lake Chelan, WA. and need a place to "dry" camp, get ahold of me and come up for a visit. Benz.
Hello Benz and welcome to the OB crew...great rig and look forward to seeing your adventures..we are neighbors and would love to drop by and chat...
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Grew up fishing and camping in the Blues...love that they're in my backyard and with in minutes enjoying them
