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I use FRS/GMRS Why you initially bought it- Trail comms, and comms with the base station at my cabin What type of radio you chose- FRS/GMRS handhelds (Motorola) (vehicle to vehicle, dismounted) and in the truck a Midland MXT series. How you actually use it now- Exactly the way I envisioned...

The Montana 650T can as well.

Though not relevant to the "North America" part of this thread, my Donaldson pre-filter does collect a SIGNIFICANT amount of junk (including some smaller road debris) just driving to work and back over the course of a month. Mid-summer, I can drive offroad in a group of 3 or 4 for maybe 3 hours...

Damn man, 5 cup holders AND air conditioning? BALLER.

I carry several different devices for tracking and notification. I ALWAYS carry them in a separate pouch (usually on my person) or attached to a pack, etc. for this specific reason. It started after I realized that even leaving my headlamp in a big pocket with all kinds of other things can cause...

OWNED. I have a 2015, and because when I land in the states I have to immediately drive 10-13hrs just to get to my woods, it can't be beat. Plus the utility coupled with the comfort and ergonomics is far superior to what I consider the boxy interior of the JK's (family has two, and I have...

How good are the biscuits/shrimp and grits? I'll take that risk if its worth it.

For my home, I have a rather extensive kit in a Pelican 1510 Case. I used the Pelican foam divider kit that is normally used for photographers to organize it. I think I spend maybe almost $200 on that set up. Worth it though. The lid organizer is especially handy to hold the small tools and all...

Yeah but it was done at the dealer. They are going to use the Aisin pump and all other Toyota parts.

I have a '95 here with me overseas. I love it, and it has given me no issues. I have the even more rare single cab long bed with the 5VZ, which as I understand it was only made in '95. You'll find that it is extremely powerful for its size, and easy to work on. I would recommend replacing the...

+1, or Tony Chacheres.

There still is! I got the 3-45 in my T100 (sliding back glass)!!!

I like your simplicity. Lift/Tires/Rack. Easy.

My RTIC SoftPak 20 holds ice for multiple days, and is pretty low profile. I have played with the 30, and its the same.

Soffe nylon running shorts (Marines call them "silkies") and ex officio boxers. Both are easy to wash in the sink with dr. bronners in some $hithole hotel in Luanda.

I can tell you firsthand of a private firm routing an activation from a DeLorme inReach that eventually led to an American answering the phone and assisting in getting assets overhead in the middle of nowhere, Afghanistan. Start to finish, about 30 minutes (it turned out to be an accidental...

I have a Q1200 and its probably one of my favorite grills. I have never taken it on a trip, it sits on my rather small balcony. It heats quickly, and evenly. No hot spots, and its easy to clean. Also, the side tables detach (with some work) to make it even smaller.

HA! It totally does! Maybe there is a pizza on your roof!

Beat me to it! I second these. Have used them all over the world.

If you can carry a full size, do that. If not, carry the old metal E-Tool. I have used both styles, both in the military and after. I have broken the plastic ones (I think the military plastic ones are made by Gerber). The metal ones are almost all made by Ames, and I have never broken one...