Recent content by rolando

You need the "max tow" package that has towing up to 7700lbs (100lbs less than my F150 had).

I am driving a Jeep (my third FWIW) and like these ideas as well. Isn't the goal of overlanding to "go places" (to quote that other brand ;-)), and therefore any idea that makes that possible is a good one?

Installed a roof rack (Warrior Products Renegade).

I came to the US 7.5 years ago (from Germany) and couldn't even bring my Harley-Davidson with me. There is a difference if you come as a visitor (< 1 year) or for longer. If you want to stay longer your vehicle has to be brought up to DOT/EPA standards in advance, and that takes time - even if...

Wow, what a nice build and write-up. Well done and have fun with your Isuzu.

@Kiwi-Yank that's funny - in German we just have one word for it: Rucksack. That makes me think now about the male population...

Warrior Products has a roof rack that follows your top's line. You might want to check out their Renegade rack. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

There is a new video out: in Morocco (http://vimeo.com/73605534) ... again - very well done, just like the others :-)

Stock Exchange is what I typically use (sxc.hu)

Hey Rich, yeah, that might be the beauty of being a travel soccer dad with games in Berryville and Front Royal :-) I am living in Loudoun county, though (up north, 5 minutes away from MD/Point of Rocks). Are you aware of Jeep/Overland meetups in our neck of the woods? Where do you want to go...

These are nice pictures. I wish we had something like this here in Northern VA ...

Glad that you have found a good deal for the running board issue - just don't spend too much, because you will miss that money for the Jeep you will show up with next year ;-) We should plan the next meeting in advance to set up a nice camp like the one in the photo below ... [IMG]

Very nice pictures and articles. Well done :-)

That is really a bummer. I do have a Galaxy Nexus and it still goes strong (and more "buttery" than my N7 BTW).

That is exactly the point - people don't want to change, but they will.