Member Introductions *NEW MEMBERS INTRODUCE YOURSELF*

[Sandpoint Steve]

Oh I am so ready! We’ve been in Florida for 6 years now but I’m not from here so I’m definitely ready for the change. We are going to be there the beginning of October. I can’t wait to see how it is out there. I’m still trying to figure out this site. I’ve been looking for some good groups out there

It's a little less flat up here.

 

[Kent R]

Hey OBers, went to a local meet-up this weekend and met a bunch of you and ended up joining. I forgot most everyone's name already so I'll probably have to meet you again at the next thing. @Kent R thanks for the ham advice and tips, hoping to get technician done soon.

Glad you had a good time and good luck with the Lic. Hopefully we can have the Ham Cram in Modesto, ill advise if I hear anything.

 

[Cpol]

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My family and I live in Atlanta, GA for 8 months out of the year and on Nantucket, MA for the remaining 4 (summer), and we travel via our 2002 4Runner SR5 that has been one of the best vehicles I've had the pleasure of owning and wheeling with. I would say my experience is amateur but I love riding trails and going on road trips which have become more interesting w/ my two year old son tagging along more frequently now. So far since we've been on island I've taken many detours down rarely traveled dirt roads just to see where they lead and if there's a challenge down any of them. Also I am excitedly awaiting my member badge to arrive so I can add myself further into the OB family.


Also always interesting hitting the road w/ my 4 legged heathens lol:

Good afternoon

My family and I are going east from nyc in route to Nantucket. We wanted to experience the true Nantucket where can we camp close to the beach

 

[Kent R]

Hey all,
Just joined and thought we’d start here.
Name: Jason and Kyleigh
Loc: Pcola, Fla - From SW Arizona
Rig: 2010 Jeep Rubicon Unlimited
Experience: Lifelong desert rat, hunter, traveller, camper, outdoors in general. Love mashing all that together on wheels!

See y’all out there!

Welcome to Overland Bound!

There are several meet-ups in your area, so if your interested check out the meet-up page of the forum.

If you have any questions message me on the forum @Kent R

 

[Low594]

Greetings from Montreal, Canada, name is Rico, 12v technician by trade. Happened by this forum researching Mitsubishi Monteros because of a recent addition to the stable.
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Location : Montreal
Rig : 2001 jeep cherokee xj, 2003 Mitsubishi Montero Sport LS
Experience: Mostly Camping in remote campgrounds.

Welcome!
12V tech??? Is that anything like Sound and Communications work (Fire/Life Safety, Network, Security, Cameras, etc)? I'm IBEW Local 595 Sound and Comm, here in Oakland & Alameda County.

 

[SmilesNotMiles]

Hi, folks!

I thought I'd take a second and introduce myself. I'm brand new to this notion of overlanding, however, I have a sincere love/respect/passion for the outdoors. I've been a self-proclaimed beach bum most of my life and have a true love of the ocean. As someone who lives on the East coast (NJ) and near the ocean, I've been into surfing most of my life, but, I look forward to expanding my horizons - literally.

I've had multiple Jeep Wranglers throughout my driving days, so, I thought it was time to change things up recently. I'm a proud owner of a new 2018 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off Road Premium and I truly look forward to traveling with this rig. I joined this group because of my interest to seek out new trails both locally and across the US. My wife has traveled cross country and we plan on doing the trip ourselves someday down the road. For now, I look forward to connecting with y'all and learning new tricks and exploring new trails. Glad to meet you!

Here's a cool pic of the new rig!

 

[Nomadik Nova]

Hi, folks!

I thought I'd take a second and introduce myself. I'm brand new to this notion of overlanding, however, I have a sincere love/respect/passion for the outdoors. I've been a self-proclaimed beach bum most of my life and have a true love of the ocean. As someone who lives on the East coast (NJ) and near the ocean, I've been into surfing most of my life, but, I look forward to expanding my horizons - literally.

I've had multiple Jeep Wranglers throughout my driving days, so, I thought it was time to change things up recently. I'm a proud owner of a new 2018 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off Road Premium and I truly look forward to traveling with this rig. I joined this group because of my interest to seek out new trails both locally and across the US. My wife has traveled cross country and we plan on doing the trip ourselves someday down the road. For now, I look forward to connecting with y'all and learning new tricks and exploring new trails. Glad to meet you!

Here's a cool pic of the new rig!

Welcome to the community and be sure to check out the 4 Runner Registry.

 

[SmilesNotMiles]

Welcome to the community and be sure to check out the 4 Runner Registry.

Thank you! Here's my first newbie question, where is this 4Runner Registry located? Is it a separate forum that's part of Overland Bound? Thanks for the help!

 

[Nomadik Nova]

Thank you! Here's my first newbie question, where is this 4Runner Registry located? Is it a separate forum that's part of Overland Bound? Thanks for the help!

No worries. Separate thread on the forum.

Here:
4Runner Owners Registry
https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/index.php?threads/4Runner-Owners-Registry.1356/

 

[HappyOurOverlanding]

Hi, folks!

I thought I'd take a second and introduce myself. I'm brand new to this notion of overlanding, however, I have a sincere love/respect/passion for the outdoors. I've been a self-proclaimed beach bum most of my life and have a true love of the ocean. As someone who lives on the East coast (NJ) and near the ocean, I've been into surfing most of my life, but, I look forward to expanding my horizons - literally.

I've had multiple Jeep Wranglers throughout my driving days, so, I thought it was time to change things up recently. I'm a proud owner of a new 2018 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off Road Premium and I truly look forward to traveling with this rig. I joined this group because of my interest to seek out new trails both locally and across the US. My wife has traveled cross country and we plan on doing the trip ourselves someday down the road. For now, I look forward to connecting with y'all and learning new tricks and exploring new trails. Glad to meet you!

Here's a cool pic of the new rig!

Welcome. What are your plans for outfitting your rig? There are several 4Runner build threads in this site. See ya on the trails.[emoji41]

 

[Whiteout]

Hi all! I am brand new to overlanding. I've camped w/ water & electricity, but in a tent. I've done some day trip offroading...Mostly mudding in my '96 XJ. However, I've since sold the Jeep and bought a truck (much more comfortable to travel with my kids in). I am excited by the thrill of being off the beaten path and depending on yourself, while enjoy nature...and I love building a rig that can get you there...enjoy the outdoors...and get back.

My Details:
1) Picture...coming.
2) Huntsville, AL
3) Rig (2016, F-150)
4) Novice

 

[AT-venturist]

Hello all,

I am enthusiastically looking forward to being a contributing member of OLB (be it with stories to share, experiences discussed, and/or lending a hand). A little background...
Having been a lifelong motorist of FWD transportation machines, my urge for adventure didn't begin until I got behind the wheel of my 4x4 CC 2015 GMC Canyon. It was a personal goal of mine to put myself in situations where I could use all the doodads, gadgets, gizmos, and mechanical witchcrafts that came with the All Terrain package. I figured, I payed for the features...might as well use them.

Well, in the first 30 days, mother nature removed my front air dam, I gave my alternator a good dozing of mud (needed a new one), damaged my factory skid plates, had to be pulled out of a mud pit, and had minor body work done. Truth be told though, that's where the fun started. It fueled the need to explore more and more.

Next adventure comes up in about a month and a half. We'll see what Alabama Hills has to offer this novice overlander...

Thanks for reading.

 

[Kent R]

Hello all,

I am enthusiastically looking forward to being a contributing member of OLB (be it with stories to share, experiences discussed, and/or lending a hand). A little background...
Having been a lifelong motorist of FWD transportation machines, my urge for adventure didn't begin until I got behind the wheel of my 4x4 CC 2015 GMC Canyon. It was a personal goal of mine to put myself in situations where I could use all the doodads, gadgets, gizmos, and mechanical witchcrafts that came with the All Terrain package. I figured, I payed for the features...might as well use them.

Well, in the first 30 days, mother nature removed my front air dam, I gave my alternator a good dozing of mud (needed a new one), damaged my factory skid plates, had to be pulled out of a mud pit, and had minor body work done. Truth be told though, that's where the fun started. It fueled the need to explore more and more.

Next adventure comes up in about a month and a half. We'll see what Alabama Hills has to offer this novice overlander...

Thanks for reading.

Welcome to Overland Bound!

There are two meet-up’s in your area if you are interested, both are on the meet-up page of the forum and the calendar.

Sierra Foothills Overlanders monthly meeting.

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/sierra-foothills-monthly-ob-meetup-11-21-2017.10663/

Sacramento weekly meet-up.

https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/sacramento-weekly-meet-up.3332/

If you have any questions message me on the forum @Kent R

 

[bengzil]

Hello all,

I am enthusiastically looking forward to being a contributing member of OLB (be it with stories to share, experiences discussed, and/or lending a hand). A little background...
Having been a lifelong motorist of FWD transportation machines, my urge for adventure didn't begin until I got behind the wheel of my 4x4 CC 2015 GMC Canyon. It was a personal goal of mine to put myself in situations where I could use all the doodads, gadgets, gizmos, and mechanical witchcrafts that came with the All Terrain package. I figured, I payed for the features...might as well use them.

Well, in the first 30 days, mother nature removed my front air dam, I gave my alternator a good dozing of mud (needed a new one), damaged my factory skid plates, had to be pulled out of a mud pit, and had minor body work done. Truth be told though, that's where the fun started. It fueled the need to explore more and more.

Next adventure comes up in about a month and a half. We'll see what Alabama Hills has to offer this novice overlander...

Thanks for reading.

Sounds like a very adventurous beginning!

 

[SmilesNotMiles]

Welcome. What are your plans for outfitting your rig? There are several 4Runner build threads in this site. See ya on the trails.[emoji41]

That's a great question! Well, as of now, I'm definitely considering a new set of tires - a bit more aggressive for light trails, but not something that will inconvenience my daily driving. I had Falken Wildpeaks on my last Jeep - loved 'em. I'm also going to start looking into a possible leveling kit - though I know very little about the tech. Fortunately, this truck has so many bells/whistles, I really don't plan on changing much... I'd love a new front bumper with some lights! I'm also starting my research for a new cooler or fridge solution for when I start traveling more...

But, first, I really want to see what trails/camping I can find in eastern PA, etc.

 

[Nomadik Nova]

That's a great question! Well, as of now, I'm definitely considering a new set of tires - a bit more aggressive for light trails, but not something that will inconvenience my daily driving. I had Falken Wildpeaks on my last Jeep - loved 'em. I'm also going to start looking into a possible leveling kit - though I know very little about the tech. Fortunately, this truck has so many bells/whistles, I really don't plan on changing much... I'd love a new front bumper with some lights! I'm also starting my research for a new cooler or fridge solution for when I start traveling more...

But, first, I really want to see what trails/camping I can find in eastern PA, etc.

If you end up in MD or NOVA, be sure to let us know in the Northern VA / MD thread.

 

[Blodinord]

Hey everyone. New member here. New to overlanding and excited to plan a few trips once my rig is finished.

Location: St Louis Mo
Rig: 2014 JK 4 door unlimited Willy’s. (Work in progress)
Experience: Newbie

 

[Jason Baker]

Hi everyone! I am Jay. I am a new member here but I am old at Overlanding. I have been doing it for a couple years and it truly is one of the things I am most passionate about in life. I am happy to be a part of this community. So hello again!

 

[hopkillin]

Hello Everyone,
My name is Tyler but I go by Tucker. Little bit of back history grow up in the so lake tahoe, rock crawling, camping, fishing and hunting. i live in San Diego now with my wife and 2 Boys. I'm getting back into the outdoor life. I have my new truck on the way and cant wait to hit the trails and meet everyone.

Thanks Tucker

 

[Cody Stewart]

Hello from New Braunfels, TX
I just recently purchased a 2014 JKU. This isn't my first jeep, but it is the first one I will enforce my will on. In the past I have had "finished" jeeps that required no more than driving around. I am more interested in Overlanding than rock crawling (hence this forum). As I plan to take my time with this build I am looking for personal experiences with products and I am here to meet new people. I work in Farm and Ranch sales, so I get to see new acreage everyday. However, most of the properties I am on wouldn't benefit from me blazing new trails. I have been four-wheeling most of my life...but I am still have so much to learn.

Cody