Pathfinder I
Thanks a lot. I was a previous Xterra owner and wanted something car like but still capable and I couldn't be happier. It supports my lifestyle and a little extra fun.
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Pathfinder I
Thanks. TBH most of the time I am at the trail head I get more supporters than haters. After most of the people see what my Foz is capable of they are even more sold on how cool Subarus really are. Now if I could just get a 4 low, like they sell on some of the models in Australia, I would be set. ;)
Greetings All! I'll just jump right in...
1. Fayetteville, AR
2. 2011 FJ Cruiser
3. Moderately experienced
Been following along for a few months on social media and figured it was time to register. Enjoy getting out in the sticks with my 11 yr old and exploring. Basically, I just like to be behind the wheel. Looking forward to checking things out here and possibly meeting some like-minded locals.
James
1. Fayetteville, AR
2. 2011 FJ Cruiser
3. Moderately experienced
Been following along for a few months on social media and figured it was time to register. Enjoy getting out in the sticks with my 11 yr old and exploring. Basically, I just like to be behind the wheel. Looking forward to checking things out here and possibly meeting some like-minded locals.
James
Traveler III
Hi everyone. My name is Danny. My Instagram is treto_12 . I drive a 1990 bronco Eddie Bauer. I'm slowly getting my rig all ready to go on some long adventures. Here's some more info
1) north Hollywood California
2) 1990 bronco Eddie Bauer
3) i still consider myself a novice. I drive a lot to mojave and baker to go shooting but nothing extreme.
1) north Hollywood California
2) 1990 bronco Eddie Bauer
3) i still consider myself a novice. I drive a lot to mojave and baker to go shooting but nothing extreme.
@bronco12 Welcome buddy! Post some cool pictures for us all to see.
Welcome and great pictures!
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Wow! Great pictures you have there. See you around the forums.Hi everyone. I actually found the time to do a proper introduction. :) I am pretty well known in the Subaru offroading community and decided to branch out as my rig continues to morph into a better overlanding vehicle. I have my own website http://www.fozroamer.com that also is centered around my love of not only overlanding but of hiking, backpacking, and traveling our amazing world. Here is a complete list of my vehicle modifications: http://goo.gl/rCBkPj I am an outdoor enthusiast who loves to travel. I recently went to New Zealand and will be backpacking through Peru in March/April of this year. I am also an avid home brewer and my garage has been totally converted into a mini-brewery complete with a custom one tier brewing system and three tap keezer.
1) Orange County, CA
2) 2010 Subaru Forester XT
3) Experienced Overlander
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Thank you man. Maybe you can give me some tips on making a worthy rig like yours
1) Location: Irvine California, originally from Central Valley (Modest0).
2) Rig: Daily drive a 2012 Tundra with a utility cap (stealthy utility), occasionally drive a 1969 FJ40 that's built.
3) Overlanding Experience Background: Grew up camping, now do as many road trips as work allows. I love wandering Southern Utah (White Rim 2X), and have done a fair amount of overlanding and exploring in the CA desert.
White Rim Road in Canyonlands NP, June 2015. It was 100+ and BUGGY. Definitely recommend the spring over the summer. :)
2) Rig: Daily drive a 2012 Tundra with a utility cap (stealthy utility), occasionally drive a 1969 FJ40 that's built.
3) Overlanding Experience Background: Grew up camping, now do as many road trips as work allows. I love wandering Southern Utah (White Rim 2X), and have done a fair amount of overlanding and exploring in the CA desert.
White Rim Road in Canyonlands NP, June 2015. It was 100+ and BUGGY. Definitely recommend the spring over the summer. :)
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Any time, i think i can help with that!
Ive got a few tricks up the ole sleeve, but there is alot if other knowledge here too! Ive been grooving on the land rover folks ideas for inpiration regarding armor, storage and the like.
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Welcome to the group1) Location: Irvine California, originally from Central Valley (Modest0).
2) Rig: Daily drive a 2012 Tundra with a utility cap (stealthy utility), occasionally drive a 1969 FJ40 that's built.
3) Overlanding Experience Background: Grew up camping, now do as many road trips as work allows. I love wandering Southern Utah (White Rim 2X), and have done a fair amount of overlanding and exploring in the CA desert.
White Rim Road in Canyonlands NP, June 2015. It was 100+ and BUGGY. Definitely recommend the spring over the summer. :)
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Pathfinder III
Time for an introduction. Since I've been more or less lurking on these forums for a couple weeks. I've been waiting to get my rig and pictures. The day's finally come, so here we go.
1) My wife and I live in Novato, CA (Marin County) with our 4-month old son, Graham.
2) 2010 4Runner Trail Edition (3" Toytec lift with Eibach coilvers and Bilstein shocks)
3) Absolutely no experience. I grew up in the Mojave desert (hey, I didn't chose it). While it was the most culturally deficient place I've ever been, it offered a lot of outdoor...everything, really. Lots of hiking, fishing, multi-day hikes, deep country camping. But never tried overlanding.
Fun fact: My wife and I used to be neighbors with Mr. and Mrs. Overland Bound. It's his fault I'm here.
I'm really excited to be here. Community is important, and adventure is awesome.
Some pics.
In an unnatural habitat:
The non-functioning hood scoop. Whatever, I think it looks cool.
Eibach coilovers:
1) My wife and I live in Novato, CA (Marin County) with our 4-month old son, Graham.
2) 2010 4Runner Trail Edition (3" Toytec lift with Eibach coilvers and Bilstein shocks)
3) Absolutely no experience. I grew up in the Mojave desert (hey, I didn't chose it). While it was the most culturally deficient place I've ever been, it offered a lot of outdoor...everything, really. Lots of hiking, fishing, multi-day hikes, deep country camping. But never tried overlanding.
Fun fact: My wife and I used to be neighbors with Mr. and Mrs. Overland Bound. It's his fault I'm here.
I'm really excited to be here. Community is important, and adventure is awesome.
Some pics.
In an unnatural habitat:
The non-functioning hood scoop. Whatever, I think it looks cool.
Eibach coilovers:
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