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My iPad is a wifi only unit so I use a Bad Elf dongle with it. It works well, but I've had some issues with the charger keeping up the iPad battery when going through the dongle. I'm going to trade in the iPad and get a 4g version that has the internal GPS receiver. The apps on the iPhone...

I don't know what they use, but we use Gaia GPS and TopoMaps apps on our iPhones and iPads. Both allow you to precache the maps and work very well.

I'm anxious to hear this. After meeting Ashley and talking to some other Moby owners, this sounds quite strange.

We were in Medicine Park Oklahoma and I ran across the owner of this great truck. Very little rust. He's getting ready to start the restoration. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congrats Ace. Someone got an awesome rig! Looking forward to seeing you again. Are you going to Expo this spring? If so, I think we will let you in the FJ camp since you are "The Dude!" Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's horrible! I hate that one act by a thief can bring a trip like this to a screeching halt. Hopefully you guys can recover quickly.

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat! That'd be like cutting Samson's hair.

One of the forum members here "RMP&O" is the resident expert on these trucks (IMHO). His restoration work is amazing. You should check out his threads. Edit: I just noticed you referenced them.

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I hope that is the case. If they did, I hope they're not made to add manufactured drama like the other off road cable shows. Their camaraderie is one of the things I like about their current series.

The bed looks like it was installed at the factory. I should have taken a pic of the name plate. If you buy it, a build thread is required![emoji1]

With sheer awesomeness!!! [emoji1]. I spoke with Clay and his crew at Expo last spring. They actually put a huge amount of work in to make it all happen. Sponsors don't just appear out of thin air. They expect a return on their investment, and xoverland delivers in spades.

Glad to see they're back at it! Looking forward to this season. They're so much better than the off roading shows on the cable channels.

I agree. If I was buying new I don't think I'd pay an extra $6k for a diesel. However, a clean used 7.3 is definitely on my watch for list. My only concern is with the extra weight. We spend a lot of time on the sand, and the diesel pickups seem to have more problems with that just due...

Yes the HAM license is definitely a must. We also participate in the nets. All the local EOC's along with NWS monitor them. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Chris, approximately what mpg does a van like this with a 7.3 get. Everytime I see another come off your line and read how satisfied your customers are, I start rethinking my long term plans for a travel vehicle.

That's beautiful man. Perfect stance! Good luck with the sale.

Lol! I think the 4runner is a great choice Ace. I think we are going the Moby XTR teardrop route when it comes time for a trailer. Someone is going to get a great truck for that price. Looking forward to a build thread. Q

Say it ain't so Ace. Scheryl said this isn't very awesome. [emoji1] What are you replacing it with.

Please don't take this a any kind of criticism because I have no experience in this area. I'm also wanting information as we are looking at off road teardrops. The Moby XTR and Adventure Trailers use what looks like a 2" heavy wall tubing. Why would they use that instead of C channel...