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I don't have the awning room (just the awning at the moment), but I totally understand not wanting to go with an RTT. Not sure about your reasoning, but I just sold my Tepui last week after I camped in rain twice and experienced a wet mattress. Not very fun.

I put a Hayden "tube & fin" style cooler in my 99 Runner a few months. I also bypassed the radiator. You live in a climate that stays fairly warm year round, if you were in a very cold climate I guess the bypass would be a goo idea, but I don't think you'll really benefit from it much. Just my...

Or you could go the roof tent direction :)

Awesome photos. You are brave to be that close to that rattler. Looks like the Tarantulas we have in TX.

Thanks boss, I like Austin a lot too, minus the traffic. These pictures were taken in and around Big Bend

My straight from China Happy King :)

Thanks guys! As requested:

There are a few places to stop off of 170 and walk to the Rio Grande, we found a small camp site and decided to stick out feet in the water for a "bucket list" check off. Mexico is just on the other side of the river The views from 170 going to Terlingua are more than beautiful After the...

That night we made breakfast for the morning so all we had to do was heat up some tacos over in the intake manifold and fold up the tents and get rolling! Time to go home :( We took 170 down to the Rio Grande to take the highway over to Lajitas, and then up to Terlingua

Later that day we rolled up to the camp site which held a beautiful view, two mountains on both sides, both at about 4,500ft. Viewing another great starry sky for the second night! The next morning we waved off 3 of our dear friends, and wished them a safe trip back to Austin and Dallas...

First camp site of the trip was Agua Adentro, sitting at about 3,800 ft. The first night by far had the best view of stars and the milky way We headed out again in the morning to meet at the ranger station with the rest of our group who had gotten in a day before us On the way to the next...

A quick stop in Alpine for a group photo about 3 hours later, after a gas stop in Presidio, we were finally at the park! A couple shots from the first day after arriving:

With planning starting just over a year ago, a dear friend invited a few of us from Texas Overland to participate in his Big Bend Ranch trip this October. We gladly agreed to tagged along! The group consisted of 2 4runners, 1 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 1 HJ61 1987 Land Cruiser, 1 2013 FJ Cruiser, and...

Super tasteful mods so far. love the "necessities only" look