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that's a fact! drove past an over lander with two flats every day for a week while he waited for a commercial tire dealer and mobile repair truck to come from 200 miles away. i bet that was not cheep. the nice part of DRW's is that you have three spare tires in a pinch and 19.5 tires can be...

i bought my 2012 GXV out in Texas. brought it to dmv with sales slip and weight ticket. she looked under the hood to make sure it had all the right stickers on it ( 50 state truck) and away i went. after paying CA sales tax of course :(. not sure how you get out of that one. guess you could lie...

agree, we use the AAA office for almost everything. only have to go to DMV for DL issues. which in this little town is no big deal anyway.

still available, make me an offer

i just used a favorite picture for my wrap. merged a few pixels and softened the colors. looks so much better then the big white box it was. that sunset pic above would be great! imo

150 gal in my GXV. more then enough. if you find a camp ground you just hook up, shower, do laundry, and split. daily showering when out in the bush is just way over rated. wipe all your dishes down after use and you wash up a pan two plates and the flat wear with less then a gallon. water is...

still running them, I like three spare tires!

just installed a new fridge in mine. went with the vitrifrigo DP 2600. bought it from your neck of the woods at southern California marine enterprises. great people. real nice unit. sips on the 12 vdc and switches back in forth from a/c to d/c real nice. took it out this past weekend ice stayed...

mine is 17K and some change when it is all wet and ready to go, everyone gasps when they hear that and say OMG cant take it anywhere. i have had zero issues going anywhere. we spend as much time as possible on dirt roads. driven 1000s of them with no issues. i would say the weight helps more...

the fewer the better. two well placed windows are all you need in my op. the are cold and need cleaning, and let bugs in and. any way. we have duel pain glass with built in screens and shades. i would not recommend any thing less then that.

be your own dog Bud, no judgment here. looking forward to seeing your solutions!

nice build. see you on the road some day.

we have a webesto in ours. live and play 4500-8000 feet ASL. when i bought the GXV the system was intermittent to say the least but after i took it apart and cleaned it all up it has ran trouble free for two years. the big issue with these diesel heaters to make sure they get long run times and...

2 & 3 are mounted to the house so you get all of the vibration absorbing of the house mounting, much better design imho.

i mounted two storage boxes off the frame of my GXV. i am amazed what a beating the stuff i put in these boxes takes. the vibrations that the cab and house mounts adsorb is amazing. the stuff in these frame mounted boxes just gets hammered. just a personal observation.

still my favorite F- series body style.

i saved and invested for 15 years, resisted the urge to move into bigger better housing, stayed put in a old pos house and just paid it off. lots of "extra money" after that. kept saving and looking for a used model like this one. they are out there and at great savings from new. plan a budget...

thats a tall fence!

just did 3000+ mile loop, hot springs and ghost towns. Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas, Wyoming, Utah and Nevada. Can not believe how many rigs i saw out in the sticks. Nice to see people out social distancing in the back roads of this country.I will say to the whole of the overland community it was...