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TheGravelTrail

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404
Westerville, OH, USA
First Name
Steve
Last Name
Munster
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30260

Hi Long time car camper, overlander, etc. from stock vehicles to more built vehicles I think it's about getting and seeing , doing, and providing the experiences you can and want to have solo, with friends, or family.
We're a family of six in Boulder, CO and I am an assistant coach on my two high schooler's mountain bike team. We have dispersed camped for all of their races for the last three years plus many other similar trips throughout the years.We have built our family Suburban (Yukon XL) to be more capable for forest roads, and generally equipped it to be more trip/ camping specific, and probably a few not strictly necessary things.

Our current rig:
2007 Yukon XL Denali dubbed "Mucho"
  • 6.2L mostly stock
  • 6L80 (six speed) new last year
  • G80 14 bolt rear w/ 3.42 gears (stock)
  • Icon 2.5 Coilovers set at 2.5" lift
  • Cognito upper control arms
  • Dobinson 2" lift rear springs
  • Baseline Overland Roof Rack
  • Modified Chassis Unlimited winch bumper
  • Warn 12K winch w/ Factor 55 flat link
  • redarc tow pro trailer break controller.
  • 33" AT tires (Goodyear Ultraterrain)
  • Optima Yellow Top Battery
  • Offroad lights and controller
Welcome MrPeterClark!
 

Coreymol

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Boerne, Texas, United States
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Corey
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Molinelli
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19963

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I'm a newbie to overlanding and glad to find this OB community - the name is Gordon, I live in Orange County, CA, and am learning off-roading skills in my 2022 Land Rover Defender 110 (below). Looking forward to learning a lot from this group, and contributing when I can.
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Welcome to overland bound!!!
 

Coreymol

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New overlander here in N. GA. My wife and I are in our mid-50's and kids are out of the house. We have a 2020 Wrangler JLU and 2021 Gladiator Mojave. Mojave will be our primary overlanding vehicle. Can't wait to get out and start experiencing more of what our great country has to offer. Until retirement it may only be 2-3 weeks a year but we're going to try and make the best of that time!

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Welcome to overland bound!! Nice rigs!!
 

Coreymol

Local Expert, Texas USA
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Guardian I

14,980
Boerne, Texas, United States
First Name
Corey
Last Name
Molinelli
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19963

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WREM781 on GMRS
Service Branch
Army
Hi Long time car camper, overlander, etc. from stock vehicles to more built vehicles I think it's about getting and seeing , doing, and providing the experiences you can and want to have solo, with friends, or family.
We're a family of six in Boulder, CO and I am an assistant coach on my two high schooler's mountain bike team. We have dispersed camped for all of their races for the last three years plus many other similar trips throughout the years.We have built our family Suburban (Yukon XL) to be more capable for forest roads, and generally equipped it to be more trip/ camping specific, and probably a few not strictly necessary things.

Our current rig:
2007 Yukon XL Denali dubbed "Mucho"
  • 6.2L mostly stock
  • 6L80 (six speed) new last year
  • G80 14 bolt rear w/ 3.42 gears (stock)
  • Icon 2.5 Coilovers set at 2.5" lift
  • Cognito upper control arms
  • Dobinson 2" lift rear springs
  • Baseline Overland Roof Rack
  • Modified Chassis Unlimited winch bumper
  • Warn 12K winch w/ Factor 55 flat link
  • redarc tow pro trailer break controller.
  • 33" AT tires (Goodyear Ultraterrain)
  • Optima Yellow Top Battery
  • Offroad lights and controller
Welcome to overland bound!nice set up
 

Bengt N

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Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
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Bengt
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Nordrup
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30728

Hi Long time car camper, overlander, etc. from stock vehicles to more built vehicles I think it's about getting and seeing , doing, and providing the experiences you can and want to have solo, with friends, or family.
We're a family of six in Boulder, CO and I am an assistant coach on my two high schooler's mountain bike team. We have dispersed camped for all of their races for the last three years plus many other similar trips throughout the years.We have built our family Suburban (Yukon XL) to be more capable for forest roads, and generally equipped it to be more trip/ camping specific, and probably a few not strictly necessary things.

Our current rig:
2007 Yukon XL Denali dubbed "Mucho"
  • 6.2L mostly stock
  • 6L80 (six speed) new last year
  • G80 14 bolt rear w/ 3.42 gears (stock)
  • Icon 2.5 Coilovers set at 2.5" lift
  • Cognito upper control arms
  • Dobinson 2" lift rear springs
  • Baseline Overland Roof Rack
  • Modified Chassis Unlimited winch bumper
  • Warn 12K winch w/ Factor 55 flat link
  • redarc tow pro trailer break controller.
  • 33" AT tires (Goodyear Ultraterrain)
  • Optima Yellow Top Battery
  • Offroad lights and controller
Hallo Peter
Welcome to OBO
WBR
Bengt N
Sweden
 

NBNewbie

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327
Orange County, CA, USA
First Name
Gordon
Last Name
Norman
Member #

30970

Hi Gordon,

Welcome to Overland Bound!

That is a nice NEW DEFENDER. If you like, please tell more about it, what engine does it has, how you upgraded it and so on. Would be interesting. Thank you.

Greetings from Europe
Bjoern
Bjoern: The Defender has the smallest petrol engine they offer - 4 cylinder inline with ~300 HP and ~300 ft lb torque - but I have found it more than adequate for my needs. It is a so-called Trek edition, which means it is one of 70 made to compete in a Trek competition for Land Rover dealerships in 2021, then each was sold. It came so loaded with extras for overlanding that I have added nothing and am not expecting to do so any time soon.

Gordon
 

El-Dracho

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Off-Road Ranger III

13,288
Lampertheim, Germany
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Bjoern
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Eldracher
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20111

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DO3BE
Bjoern: The Defender has the smallest petrol engine they offer - 4 cylinder inline with ~300 HP and ~300 ft lb torque - but I have found it more than adequate for my needs. It is a so-called Trek edition, which means it is one of 70 made to compete in a Trek competition for Land Rover dealerships in 2021, then each was sold. It came so loaded with extras for overlanding that I have added nothing and am not expecting to do so any time soon.

Gordon
Thanks, for the infos, Gordon. Sounds like a good deal. Enjoy your trips with that awesome rig.
 
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noodledude

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San Jose, CA, USA
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Cameron
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Quach
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33584

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Hi everyone!
I've been following Overland Bound on YouTube for quite a while now, but just getting around to joining the forums.

Location: Bay Area, CA
Rig: 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser triple-locked
Experience: Intermediate

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Photo taken on Broken Arrow trail in Sedona,AZ
 

Bengt N

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Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
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Bengt
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Nordrup
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30728

Hi everyone!
I've been following Overland Bound on YouTube for quite a while now, but just getting around to joining the forums.

Location: Bay Area, CA
Rig: 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser triple-locked
Experience: Intermediate

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Photo taken on Broken Arrow trail in Sedona,AZ
Hallo Cameron
Welcome to OBO
WBR
Bengt N
Sweden
 

El-Dracho

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Off-Road Ranger III

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Lampertheim, Germany
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Bjoern
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Eldracher
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20111

Ham/GMRS Callsign
DO3BE
Hi everyone!
I've been following Overland Bound on YouTube for quite a while now, but just getting around to joining the forums.

Location: Bay Area, CA
Rig: 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser triple-locked
Experience: Intermediate

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Photo taken on Broken Arrow trail in Sedona,AZ
Hi Cameron,

Welcome to Overland Bound.

Wow, beautiful landscape and nice rig.

Greetings from Europe
Bjoern
 

Fernando1967

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404
Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas, United States
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Fer
Last Name
Salinas
Member #

41863

Service Branch
US Army
Hi everyone!
I've been following Overland Bound on YouTube for quite a while now, but just getting around to joining the forums.

Location: Bay Area, CA
Rig: 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser triple-locked
Experience: Intermediate

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Photo taken on Broken Arrow trail in Sedona,AZ
I found them on YouTube. My experience is beginner. I just joined myself. I no longer feel lost. Literally. There’s so much here.
 
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freak4life

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1,300
Cañon City, Colorado, USA
First Name
rich
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anderssohn
Hi everyone!
I've been following Overland Bound on YouTube for quite a while now, but just getting around to joining the forums.

Location: Bay Area, CA
Rig: 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser triple-locked
Experience: Intermediate

View attachment 227033
Photo taken on Broken Arrow trail in Sedona,AZ
Hello Cameron, welcome to Overland Bound.
 

jwright

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Steward I

4,363
Lancaster, PA, USA
First Name
John
Last Name
Wright
Member #

28051

Hi everyone!
I've been following Overland Bound on YouTube for quite a while now, but just getting around to joining the forums.

Location: Bay Area, CA
Rig: 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser triple-locked
Experience: Intermediate

View attachment 227033
Photo taken on Broken Arrow trail in Sedona,AZ
Welcome @noodledude to OB! Nice rig!
 

jwright

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Steward I

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Lancaster, PA, USA
First Name
John
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Wright
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28051

I'm a newbie to overlanding and glad to find this OB community - the name is Gordon, I live in Orange County, CA, and am learning off-roading skills in my 2022 Land Rover Defender 110 (below). Looking forward to learning a lot from this group, and contributing when I can.
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Welcome to OB, Gordon!
 

jwright

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Steward I

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Lancaster, PA, USA
First Name
John
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Wright
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28051

New overlander here in N. GA. My wife and I are in our mid-50's and kids are out of the house. We have a 2020 Wrangler JLU and 2021 Gladiator Mojave. Mojave will be our primary overlanding vehicle. Can't wait to get out and start experiencing more of what our great country has to offer. Until retirement it may only be 2-3 weeks a year but we're going to try and make the best of that time!

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Welcome to OB, @Z Adventures! Nice Gladiator!
 
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Bengt N

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Sparreholm, Södermanland, Sweden
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Bengt
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Nordrup
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30728

Hello everyone my name is Steve and I live in Brookville Indiana. I drive an 86 chevy k20 and I'm slowly turning that into my overland rig. I hope here soon I'm able to meet some of you on trail and go out get lost in the woods.
Hallo Steve
Welcome to OBO
WBR
Bengt N
Sweden