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nice, just checked it out and have subscribed to your Facebook and newsletter. Looking for to following...:coffee:

Dendy, while I completely agree with you regarding true rock crawling, I still think that there can be an extreme component to overlanding. I am by no means a rock crawler, but if I see a difficult trail I will take it, as I enjoy the challenge. And I have been driving them recently in my bone...

Hey Dendy, Congrats. I agree about time you came out of the closet. I have seen your profile image as a Jeep for a while and was wondering when you would announce. Funny I am on my third Discovery and just gave in to the pull as well. Just picked up an 09 Unlimited. I will be making my own...

I was wheeling my well equipped 02 Jeep TJ alone (no other vehicles) at the top of a mountain pass in CO in late spring a few years ago. I was near the top of the pass above the treeline where there was still some snow on the ground. At one point I moved the edge of the trail to avoid a snowbank...

I am often confused by the one or the other overlander or rock crawler monikers. While I fully understand and agree that both do exist separately, I also think that there is a separate subgroup in between. That is where I feel that I reside. I explore remote locations via overland methods...

wow fantastic, congrats Mario!

nice truck. Is it still available? Interesting, I am CA now but I lived in Sugar Land for about 5 years.

What do you plan to do? How much "offroad driving" (yes I know that most of the roads in Africa are barely roads). How much do you plan to camp out of the truck? How long are you going for? The new JK's are very capable from the factory, the rest just depends on what you are looking to do.

looks great. So what do is your plan for the solar panels. Somewhat obvious, but is this for just camping / stopped situations or do you have something else in mind?

I am up on Fern Ridge a ways off of Zayante. I am originally from Boston but have been in the area for a little while and trying to settle in.

Nice looking truck. Also nice to find a fellow Land Rover owner and Expo member in the area. I am up in Felton, CA.

your killing me Sam. I keep toying with 35"s but keep landing back on 33's.

I think that it looks pretty good and could look very good all kitted out. Unfortunately they couldn't release a new vehicle with the classic Defender utilitarian look that we all are used to.

That might be a good new business idea, joint Disco sleeping bag and raincoat. Keep you Disco warm, snuggly and dry wherever you go!:ylsmoke:

Mouse that was a good one. :)

plus I believe it helps to further clean the air somewhat.

Sam why do you always have to jump onto the good things! Don't you have a life away from expo? :elkgrin:

How long are you planning on being here...there aint no snow being in summer and all.

Hey Robert, What are you planning for the suspension? Also how do you like the lights so far?

I was referring to Endo's post: My normal kit for overland is A kinetic rope, winch extension, short and long tree strap (5 and 15) six 3/4 shackles Two snatch blocks two sets of gloves a length of chain, a high lift synthetic rope on the winch two sets of MAxtrax and a wired remote as a back...