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Awesome! :)

How well did those Hutchinsons balance? I just installed a set on my 463 and it has a pretty good wobble. They were balanced with the stick on weights

Mastodon is really doing some good work. I picked up my new Hutchinson wheels from them. Some serious projects happening there

Our motley crew on the Mackenzie River

Sorry for the goofy image angles. Seems to be a problem with iPhone shots We made it to the Arctic Ocean

Just hit the frozen Mackenzie river

Just left Whitehorse this morning and found an ExPo member hanging out at the coffee shop. Within a few hours we encountered our first grizzly

Nine years ago I drove to the Arctic Ocean in a Tacoma, a trip that would help launch Overland Journal and a decade of travel. I am now in the airport waiting to fly north to Whitehorse and drive the same route again, although this time with three American Expedition Vehicles, a few RAMs and a...

Great seeing you in Prescott. Safe journey!

Solar gives you advantages the other systems in your camper do not have. If you run out of fuel for the generator (or it fails for some reason), you still have a means of charging the camper and starting batteries. It also allows for battery tending while you are out hiking or otherwise away...

I just use the rubber floormats from the truck

Nice truck - clean. Best of luck!

Wow! Nice work on these. Cool to see the renewed love and interest in the Range Rover Classic

Yes, please stop by! I am around most of the day on Thursday and Friday. Send me a text as you get closer - lunch is on me. Mobile = 909-37 4 - 11 and 53

Dan, great to see things progressing! Are you in Africa yet? I will be in Kenya this Sunday.

I just got the Shag Master. Always wanted it but never pulled the trigger. It is super comfy and makes the best camp pillow ever made. Oh, and everyone wants to pet you - sometimes a good thing, sometimes not so much ;)

Stunning images! Gotta love the Colorado Plateau.

I like the STT MAXX and the Toyo M55 both are great tires

The Viking is solid, though I did not use that particular one for any recoveries. It is essentially a Superwinch 9,000 with the good contactor soleniod. Same also as ComeUp, which I used in Antarctica. I am going with the ComeUp fully sealed (i.e. Waterproof) 9.5

I have to say I like the look of the 35th Anniversary Model.