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LOL, too funny. Actually, we haven't even made a final decision on the food yet. We know that we definitely don't want to take a bunch of crap and eat road food continuously. We plan to stock up on some quality nourishment. We'll post up when we get the food shopping done. undefinednomad...

Allen, that was a fun trip ;) I will also throw in my vote for Ozi. I am a relative newbie at it too, but despite that, I have actually been doing trips with Ozi for years, thanks to good friends who have been using it for so long, like Uwe (WhiteThaiger). I got to see Uwe use it under...

Looks like you are definitely accomplishing your goals for the truck. Looks great! and Manual hubs - cool!

Pete, I just sent you an email. :) By the way, I want to thank everyone for their comments, questions and support here in this thread. I have been checking in and reading up all along. There has been a lot of great input - thank you.

hmmm - I am interested to read this. I suppose it requires subscription, right? Do you know if it exists in any other format? Thanks

Very cool truck! Welcome to ExPo. That is amazing how well that battery tray fit in that spot.

:lurk: Hey, I dig that new avatar.

:yikes: Oh man! Here is to a speedy recovery - and welcome to ExPo!

Very cool TAV. I like what you have done with the bed, a great concept that works well. :ylsmoke:

Smart move. ;) Give Andy one of those beers!

Hey cool! I love the shape of the bottle and bold red "X"'s ... :removeredX: :removeredX: Did someone say something about a bumper... ?

Here are mine They are Firestik hood channel mounts. On my Tacoma, they do keep the metal a little shiny right where they are mounted.

Hey Joe, I am glad to see you showed up here. Welcome! Lots of So-Cal people here, so I am sure you will be meeting many of them before too long. Post some photos of the truck when you get a chance.

Welcome - glad to have you here. That is a great photo of your old truck! Good luck with your quest for a new vehicle. Keep us posted.

Welcome to the forum :beer:

Nice! I am diggin' the pics. I am very much looking forward to exploring this "new side" of Devil's Canyon. Camping at the end of the road sounds fantastic.

I have the hydration adapter - http://www.msrcorp.com/hydration/hydration.asp - and I had to put a hose clamp on it to keep it from leaking. I returned the first one, and the replacement leaked as well. This was a few years back when I purchased, so I would imagine they have it fixed by now. But...

I just might also add (for those with a GPSR that has mapping capability - most new ones do) that unless you have detailed maps for wherever you visit, you may only have your coordinates and a bread-crumb trail of your track to use as a reference on the otherwise relatively blank map screen.

Just to chime in on the Danners, yes - they still make a plain hiking boot. I am now on my second pair of Mountain Light II boots. I went through 3 pairs of vibram soles on the first set before I had started to wear out some of the stitching. They just fit me really well and I can hike for days...

Yea, it's a good deal. It comes with a 120v charger, a 12V charger, and a USB connection so you can use it wired if you want. Consequently, this is my first post from the road - I'm in the right seat traveling down the highway in AZ. Pretty cool! GR, I haven't used the mapsource software as a...