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Very inspiring (and hunger inducing) photos. Thanks all for sharing! I wish I had more camp culinary skills, and really camp culinary creativity. I have some staple meals that I can cook up and survive, many of which I find a great camp meal despite their simplicity. Example would be a grilled...

Well done! 😎

Thanks for sharing in such detail Oakley! Really enjoying the updates and details of your route and experience. Travel is so infectious, I'm just wrapping up a massive trip and reading your Mexico reports has me anxious to head that way! 😎

Utah

Join us for a day celebrating all things Land Cruiser. This exciting year we will explore outside the slow & steady stigma that surrounds our beloved Cruisers. Toyota USA joins us this year as the title sponsor for Cruiserfest and is bringing the Nothing is Impossible energy. CruiserFest will...

Great, thanks!

Out of curiosity, who is the "we"? Is this a commercial venture or a community effort? Cool either way, just curious.

Right on! What do you plan to race in the 1000?

Any plans for a RHD version?

One of my faves too!

IMO Land Cruisers are the second best off-road vehicle there is. The first? A rental car. I would apply far more scrutiny to a rental vehicle purchase personally. If it gets a thorough PPI and checks out, the right price would sway me.

Hmmm, that could be arranged.

There are quite a few threads here on the forum with information and photos of the Expeditions7 journey as it was happening. You can also find some fantastic E7 feature articles in older issues of Overland Journal. You can read more and see some videos of each continent here...

Congrats! I had the opportunity to coordinate the launch party for the new Heritage here in SLC. We had a fleet of Heritage 200’s. I wanted a 16+ badly, now I want a Heritage!

Just a recharge. That said I did do a full shock swap out before a Baja 1000 trip a few months back. The originals were some of the oldest (thee oldest?) and the fronts were still great, my rears were weeping oil.