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Not a fan of FB, but I have an account that I only use for groups - and there are a lot of good ones on FB that get significantly more activity that Exped. It would be hard to duplicate here, people are unlikely to double post here, when they are already on FB. I keep personal info to a minimum...

I've been looking at the OG Expedition 2.0 - saw one at Northwest Rally in 2019 - really liked it. The best resource, if you are on Facebook, is Off Grid Trailers Owner group. Very good source of knowledgable owners and potential owners. I've seen a few posts on this forum and OverlandBound, but...

At least we are not arguing over "What is Overloading" those posts drove me crazy. I've seen 5 foot models go pretty quick, but I love having a six foot bed on my Tacoma - Access Cab. If you haven't found one and I finally get back out west, I'll let you know - Here is my post, though I do have...

I think it is just a weird way to express the time of posting to now - it has been listed now for about 16 months - Campers for 6' beds take longer to sell. I posted mine mine back in mid-October, but I don't think I would say that in January 2021 it has been two calendar years since I've been...

Now that "irregardless" has be deemed acceptable by Merrian-Webster, I think all semantic debates should be deleted from threads - at least I never see any "what is overloading" on this forum. I don't even raise an eyebrow anymore when someone says "clip" instead of "magazine". I'm fine with the...

I should add that the Propex is in an aluminum box and purchased it from AT Overland -

I have one for sale, but located on the east coast - though planning a trip west in January to Anza Borrego and up the coast - of that all depends on Covid and travel restrictions.

If anyone is actually interested, but is far away, I can check it out - live about 20 minutes away from Tyringham, MA. where the vehicle is located. I've been looking at Tigers, but that one needs too much work.

Go with the two 11lb tanks - main reason is that you like the look. Never underestimate the value of aesthetics, I have an AT Habitat and had it painted because I didn't like the looks of the aluminum on my black tacoma - of course it doesn't work any better than bare metal. 20 lb tanks are...

Looks like open carry without permit is good with all those states you are traveling to, but would check details before trip. I would get a small locking gun safe that you can bolt down in the jeep. Keep it unloaded and lock up ammo and magazines in a separate box, make sure to keep ammo in...

Assuming you get your TX permit, you should be good in all those states for concealed carry - https://www.usacarry.com/concealed_carry_permit_reciprocity_maps.html

This is a great site to start with - use it as a guide, but follow links to the states so you have the most up to date information. https://www.gunstocarry.com/gun-laws-state/

I'd vote for a hard sided trailer for all the reasons Teardropper mentioned - a RTT doesn't have much of an advantage over a quick setup ground tent (e.g. Gazelle Tents). I have an AT Habitat, which I love, but thinking of going with an Off-Grid Expedition teardrop in the near future.

Yes, access cab with 6 foot bed. Thinking of getting an Alu-Cab, but I do love the room in Habitat. Also thinking of 4wd Sprinter, but need to get out in the habitat, haven’t camped in a while.

I've been thinking of selling since we moved back east - looking into getting something I can more easily heat (that's a propex heater on top, when we were camping in Anza Borrego in the winter to keep the old corgi warm).

I have one in Western Massachusetts, may be too far, but I was thinking of going up to Sig Academy in mid to late June. How far are you from Epping, NH?

Maybe I'm missing something, but I see 3 threads on e-bikes in the last 8 months, doesn't seem like a lot. Maybe I'm missing the non-e-bike threads that get cluttered up with comments from people about e-bikes. There is one thread that is 101 comments, but easy to skip over if not interested. It...

That's a great price - some guy has a 2013 XT250 listed on Craigslist around here for $4100 - which is too high. I'd grab one at $3k if it were in good condition.

Lots of great suggestions on this thread, but a one question regarding use that I didn't see in your posts. Are you traveling alone? I recently sold my Suzuki DL650 - too heavy to throw on a hitch carrier - and most of my travels are with my wife and old corgi. Thought about a Yamaha XT250 -...

I received an email from Alu-Cab that they were suspending operations until April 16th, I imagine that will impact your order. You can read the details here - https://www.alu-cab.com/blog/news/official-covid-19-update-notice/