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Hello Jerimiah, welcome to the OB community.How’s it going guys! Just got my membership! Super excited!
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Hello Jerimiah, welcome to the OB community.How’s it going guys! Just got my membership! Super excited!
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Thanks!Hello Jose, welcome to the OB community.
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Hello Dylan, welcome to the OB community.Hello from North Carolina! Happy to be back (lived in Denver, CO and ST. Louis, MO recently)
2005 Subaru Outback XT - nervous about the turbo but we'll see how it goes.
Somewhere between intermediate and experienced. Knowledge of car maintenance and mechanics is the part I'm working on the most.
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Hello JD, welcome to the OB community.Good morning! My name is JD, and I'm on my 3rd Toyota, a 2011 Trail edition 4runner. Just moved to Denver, about a week before the lockdowns, but originally from Nebraska, and have lived all over the place during my 15 years in the Air Force.
Have done some offroading, and excited to connect with the bigger overlanding community.
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Hello Nick, welcome to the OB community.Hi everyone!
My name is Nick and I just picked up this 2012 NIssan Frontier Pro-4x. I'm a novice overlander looking to explore the US with my pickup and mountain bike. I'm based in MN.
Thanks!
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Welcome to the OB community, Thom.Hi everyone!
I'm from the Metro Detroit area. I've driven the entire Route 66 in my 2011 Mustang GT back in 2012, so I have "road trip" experience, but not much overlanding experience. The Mustang is gone and I now daily drive a 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. A few simple mods, so far. My "experience level" would be "Novice," as I've only done a few trails here and there so far. Here's a photo of "Frank the Tank" in the urban outback of Metro Detroit!
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Hello John, welcome to the OB community.Hello all. I'm John from Phoenix, AZ. I thought I'd replace my 10 year old Ridgeline with a new Jeep, but I'm going to wait for a bit. I can't risk a new vehicle payment during uncertain economic times. I joined up anyway so I can lurk and dream.
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Hello Eloy, welcome to the OB community.My name is Eloy Diaz. I have a 1992 Land Cruiser. I just started off roading and love it. I’m interested in getting together with people to explorer and find new trials around Northeast Ga or surrounding areas.
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Hello Alec, welcome to the OB community.How's it going everyone!
My name is Alec Nguyen (pronounced 'win')
I'm located about an hour East of Los Angeles.
Currently driving a 2019 Tacoma. Traded in my 2011 Raptor last year for it due to it not really fitting our lifestyle.
My wife and I are pretty new to overlanding itself; but we both come from big off-roading and camping families. Extremely excited to start this new chapter and experience. Glad to have found this community to help guide our way.
*I'll upload a picture of the rig tomorrow, currently installing a new RTT*
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Welcome to Overland BoundHowdy folks! My names Michael, I’m a student in my twenties at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. I’m currently in between rigs due to a recent car accident that totaled my 95’ Grand Cherokee but I’m currently on the lookout for a 5th gen 4Runner and just waiting for one with the right fit to pop up! Experience level: mediumish
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Welcome to Overland BoundHello OB Community - Just moved back to TX (Cen TX) after retiring from 45 yr career as a corporate pilot, with last 22 yrs in San Francisco area. Have taken a serious interest in the concept of Overlanding, and starting to fit out my 2003 F-350 4x4. I know it's not the ideal platform for technical trails, but it's what I have. Planning for 35 - 37" tires, slight lift, HD front bumper w/17,000# winch, batwing awning, and rear spare tire swing mount. I plan to DIY my camper shell with bed platform, 30 gal potable water, and DC battery system w/solar panels. I'll start with an ice box, but plan for a DC refer if all goes well. I welcome informed advice, as I feel my way along. After this bug passes, I'd welcome the opportunity to meet other Overlanders, and maybe join in for some traveling fun. Thank you.
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Welcome to Overland BoundAfternoon! Allow me to introduce myself, my names Cody and I’m currently driving a 2002 Tacoma SR5. Living out in Yuma, AZ. My experience level: BeginnerView attachment 149774
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Welcome to Overland BoundHello everyone! I'm from Windsor Wisconsin. My wife and I have camped and backpacked all over the U.S and Canada. We just recently started overlanding. I run a 2011 Jeep JKU. I look forward to getting to know people and attending get togethers!
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Welcome to Overland BoundHello Overlanders! I’m Camaron, brand new to overlanding/off-roading. Just picked up my dream suv a few weeks ago: 2004 V8 4Runner LTD. We are in the Richmond, VA area. No pictures yet.
Next will be a suspension lift and tires, and getting my badges put on. Looking at either OME or Toytec.
Glad to be here!
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Welcome to Overland Bound, I am one of your U.S. West member representatives, if you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me @Magic Mike or you can contact @Barclay or @Frank Martinez who are based in Southern California. You can also contact our Regional Director @Narbob if the need arises.Deb and Doug here, dreaming about when we can get back out into the wild!
We just joined and look forward to being inspired by a LOT of like-minded folks out there. We live in So Cal with our rescue Dobie Lucy, and have a little get-outta-the-city place up near Lake Tahoe, where we spend as much time as we can spare.
We have a 2014 JKU Rubicon X (stock), and are contemplating a few modifications to take on more challenging trails. We'd love to learn more about back-country adventures from those more experienced in off-roading. We're quite experienced with camping and backpacking, but haven't fully taken advantage of the Jeep's capabilities to get way off the beaten path.
We also have a 1971 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ 40 that is a wonderful old beast, but isn't seeing quite as much action these days since getting the Jeep---we're considering getting her into someone's hands who might have more time for her, and trade for a Hiker Trailer to work towards realizing our plan of a 3-4 week road trip to Glacier National Park and everything in between.
Hope everyone is staying safe and well, and can't wait to get back out on the road!