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yes it is. I could look into a freight company and see what they would charge.

Autohome Maggiolina Extreme Rooftop Tent Medium size with 100% fiberglass shell, excellent condition. Autohome roof top tents have been used by adventurers around the world for well over sixty years. Hand built in Italy, Autohome fiberglass tents are aerodynamic, insulated, and made to last...

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Cobra 75 wx st CB radio I went on a trip which asked that everyone have CD radios. Haven't used it since. Located in Eastern WA $75 Shipped

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Maintenance upgrades; Jeeps have a tendency to develop a leaking radiator and oil cooler. Both of these items have been replaced. The radiator was replaced 2 years ago with an OEM part. Two months ago I had the oil cooler replaced with an aluminum cooler (OEM is plastic).

Location: Spokane, WA Trail ready! Explore rugged terrains in comfort. This Jeep Wrangler Rubicon has been meticulously maintained and perfectly modified for overland adventures. From Anza Borrego desert trails to the Continental Divide Trail to beaches and backroads in Mexico, this Jeep...

Ahhhh yes, for many years I’ve been thinking of the TAT. That trip may be coming up soon.

Thanks for reading. The Continental Divide is really a one-of-a-kind type of trip as one is able to experience the diversity of the landscape, history, wilderness and towns along its length.

It would be nice if there was some type of easy integration with BDR routes on all Garmin devices. Maybe Garmin should figure out a way to have any Offroad track be downloaded via the web. I use TrailsOffroad and they too have a Gaia integration. But, I only use Gaia for planning purposes and...

I know that BDR and Gaia have a partnership but I’ve not heard of that for the Overlander. But, one just needs to download the GPX track file and then import that into the Overlander. You are good to go with the Overlander. I still use mine and prefer it over other GPS devices. I just would...

I’ve been using the Overlander for years in Baja. It works well. However, I’ve found that there is not a single source for all the 4x4 roads in Baja. I use paper maps, google maps, Apple Maps, satellite imagery, the Garmin explore website and basecamp to create tracks of the roads I want to...

The only thing I’ve seen is GPSKevin’s International Continental Divide Adventure Route.

Thanks. I'm been thinking about this trip too, so "provide a little better detail' is a good thing (y)

Let remove those front wheels and have a deep-dive on the lift.

If you mean "sync" with Basecamp then correct. However, the Overlander and Basecamp have never really been supported. One can use a M1 MacBook Pro and Garmin Express with the Overlander to sync software and map updates.

For me it was northern New Mexico. That could be that this area was new to me. Maybe other that went on the trip sill share their favorite area too