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noJeepshere

Adventurer
Spent a little time in Moab with my full-size on the Kane creek trail.
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mizedog

Observer
Spent a little time in Moab with my full-size on the Kane creek trail.
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Awesome tail. I really enjoyed taking my old CJ and Cherokee through that area. The ledges were neat.

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ExplorerTom

Explorer
I got my first fullsize this month. Other than being a 4x4 with an auto locking diff, it's about 0% "overland," but it should do a fine job of getting us far away from home, where we can explore the outdoors by foot, bicycle, and canoe.

You'd be surprised how little you need into your vehicle in order to have a great time.
 

rkj__

Adventurer
You'd be surprised how little you need into your vehicle in order to have a great time.

I like to think I have a pretty good idea....

Heck, even stock, you can take any 4x4 truck to the sand dunes and have a great time.

But, once large rocks start popping up in your path, you need skid plates, all terrain tires with some sidewall, and ideally a couple inches of lift.

Who knows what the future holds for this truck, but for now, I'll be enjoying not needing to stop for gas every 350km when towing my T@b, like I needed to do with my lifted Canyon.
 

noJeepshere

Adventurer
Strictly speaking, this truck won't be an overlander, more of a highway hauler slash tow rig slash base camp slash rock crawler support truck. I do have a Kodiak canvas truck bed tent I'll use so I can sleep in it in Moab while I'm rock crawling with my 99 Yukon, and a (probably) (most likely) homebuilt drawer system to hold my tools for said trips. It is a 2001 Chevy Silverado duramax, and it's the first diesel I've owned, and let me tell ya, I love the way this thing accelerates! Gotta get used to turbo lag though... But once the turbo lights off, wee!

Nothing fancy for this truck, just maintenance and select upgrades as needed. But it is a full-size, so I'll show it off here
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jaysonwilko

ExploreX4
Just got this 2013 F150 XLT. Daily driver but want to outfit into a general family camping rig, then be able to expand into more serious adventure rig once the kids a a bit older. IMG_4999.JPG
 

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