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Welcome from the West side of Washington! @Sandpoint Steve is your local Member Rep (in Sandpoint, ID) and always has stuff planned. Make sure to check out the local region's forums for events and meetups. Also the Rally Point system is very helpful. There is also a FB page that you might consider joining. Welcome to the OB NW crew!Hi everyone, I am Jon.
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2) Spokane, WA area
3) 2012 Jeep Rubicon (I just got it recently)
4) I will say a novice, but I have driven plenty of Military track and wheeled vehicles over the span of about a decade.
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Thank you.Welcome from the West side of Washington! @Sandpoint Steve is your local Member Rep (in Sandpoint, ID) and always has stuff planned. Make sure to check out the local region's forums for events and meetups. Also the Rally Point system is very helpful. There is also a FB page that you might consider joining. Welcome to the OB NW crew!
Cheers!
Gabe Bozeman
NW Member Rep
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Thanks! I'll check those links out. Will the Roxor fit in with this group? I know its not the typical vehicle of choice.Hello Andrew , welcome from Oklahoma. Born and raised Texan, but got lost somewhere along the way I guess.
You are in the Southwest Region. Check out the Southwest Region sub-forum for local information and involvement opportunities.
Here is the link to the forum calendar and Meet-Up event page: Overland Bound Meetups. There is a fairly regular meet up in Round Rock. I know it's not real close, but in Texas close is a relative word.
Or to check out what other members are planning go here: Overland Trip Planning
I am the SW Region Member Rep so if you have any questions let me know.
If you are on Facebook feel free to join us there as well, Overland Bound – Southwest.
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Absolutely, we aren't vehicle snobs here. At least the majority aren't and many of us like to see different vehicles used for overlanding.Thanks! I'll check those links out. Will the Roxor fit in with this group? I know its not the typical vehicle of choice.
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I love that about this culture and group it's so nice to meet great people like this.Absolutely, we aren't vehicle snobs here. At least the majority aren't and many of us like to see different vehicles used for overlanding.
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You’ll be just fine. I bet you’ll get a lot of questions as I myself am eager to watch this build.Thanks! I'll check those links out. Will the Roxor fit in with this group? I know its not the typical vehicle of choice.
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ill post pictures soonYou’ll be just fine. You bet you’ll get a lot of questions as I myself am eager to watch this build.
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Just go for it that's all that matters, the fun.You’ll be just fine. You bet you’ll get a lot of questions as I myself am eager to watch this build.
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That picture is so beautifulHello everyone! new guy here from Los Angeles, CA (Pomona to be exact)- recently went in a trip with some OB members and had so much fun I decided to join! I have been building my 2018 JLUR and exploring the local area whenever I have a chance in my free time. Looking forward to some adventures in the near future.View attachment 114969
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Hey keep me posted on what you do with it I'm curious as I've always wanted an f150 for overlanding but got a toyo instead and have fun doing so can't wait to see your ideas on it.Hello folks,
I'm Jermaine from the SF Bay Area.
My rig is a 2006 Ford F-150 Lariat 4X4 that is stock right now. I am currently collecting parts such as wheels, UCAs, and more suspension parts are in the mail.
I'm pretty much a novice to overland and 4x4 with one trip under my belt. I got some basic camping skills. radio handling. I am most certainly looking forward to learning and being apart of this awesome community!View attachment 115096