Hello and welcome to the OB crew..great looking Toy and look forward to seeing your adventures
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Yep the are cap, I've been looking for something like that on Craigslist lol
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Thanks for the welcome! I'm really excited to learn and explore with all of you.
hey guys and gals new to overlanding but already hooked. names robert im from san jose california but , here in northern arizona for a few months i just grabbed a 97 mitsubishi montero sport and loving it
pics coming soon :)
pics coming soon :)
Hi Luis and welcome to OB! Nice looking Wrangler! Safe travels and enjoy those open roads!Hi I’m Luis from Montreal region I drive a Jeep Wrangler and I will like to know if is anybody near my thanks nice to meet you guys
Hi calvaryblue and welcome to OB! Nice looking 4Runner! Safe travels and enjoy those open roads!
Hi Robert and welcome to OB! Nice rig! Safe travels and enjoy those open roads!
Hello Robert and welcome to the OB crew...looking forward to seeing your build and adventures
Hello Mike and welcome to the OB crew..looking forward to seeing your adventures in your jeep.
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Thanks man if your ever in the Rockaway Beach area look me up.
hey all, I've been stalking the forum a bit since September but tonight I decided to to say hello officially.
Location: San Mateo, CA
Rig: '14 Forester XT
Experience: I've gone on a number of fire roads that I probably shouldn't have while getting to trailheads.. :)
I am generally into getting into the woods and the rivers of the outdoors, mostly via backpacking, packrafting and I'm working on ski touring this year. I'm trying to deck my FXT out to get me to these places but I'm starting out as a total mechanical noob so it's going slow. So far I've installed skid plates, built a sleep system in the back and ordered a lift kit. Lots to do still as I'm just starting out but I'm excited about the community.
I've seen a couple OB vehicles around (noticed the stickers), one decked out Outback in San Mateo and a newish 4Runner in SF with its OB stickers on it. I'd love to eventually meet up with you guys and try some easy-ish offroading to develop my driving skills so that I can get out into the woods safely.
Location: San Mateo, CA
Rig: '14 Forester XT
Experience: I've gone on a number of fire roads that I probably shouldn't have while getting to trailheads.. :)
I am generally into getting into the woods and the rivers of the outdoors, mostly via backpacking, packrafting and I'm working on ski touring this year. I'm trying to deck my FXT out to get me to these places but I'm starting out as a total mechanical noob so it's going slow. So far I've installed skid plates, built a sleep system in the back and ordered a lift kit. Lots to do still as I'm just starting out but I'm excited about the community.
I've seen a couple OB vehicles around (noticed the stickers), one decked out Outback in San Mateo and a newish 4Runner in SF with its OB stickers on it. I'd love to eventually meet up with you guys and try some easy-ish offroading to develop my driving skills so that I can get out into the woods safely.
Hi Mike and welcome to OB! Nice rig! Safe travels and enjoy those open roads!
Same page here man. I’m right in Salem. If your looking for a second family friendly rig to go with let me know! Nice rig!
Welp.. it goes like this.. when I was a kid, we did tons of back country camping and rambling in the high sierras in my dad's IH Travelall.. Wife and I have camped, mountain biked and back packed together for +35 years. Went with a small camper a decade ago, and could drag it to a lot of cool spots, base camp from there.. Last year we traded up to a much larger rig, as we prepare to retire fully and travel for longer periods. BUT.. literally, within a few months of going big.. we realized we still wanted to do the back country stuff we used to do.. so.. learning about expedition trailers ensued, and that lead us to learn of "overlanding".. So, here we are. Our current rig is having it's capabilities boosted regularly.. But we will probably look for a dedicated, and smaller trail rig in the future.
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I got the Cap New in Mass.
Im trying to remember the cost cause i bought like 3 big things together. it was around $1300 i think new and with the specs I asked for.
