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Here are some shots from back in the day of my '03 Renegade Pretty much stock but in the short time I had her, she served me well and went all over BC and Alberta. First couple shots are parked beside the San Juan Sitka Spruce. It's an amazing tree and one of four giants in the area of Port...

But then I watch the 500

Myself.. have a week spot for Daytona 500 Ads

For those who haven't seen it.. No, I am not an NFL/Superbowl guy, but I did once upon a time work as a Creative Director and spent 20 years in the marketing/ad sector so ya I appreciate a good ad. Plus being an east coast boy (once a time) I gotta love the Soprano's reference.

Thanks for sharing.

You can't go wrong with the Victron - they are all I use when doing systems for myself friends - not the cheapest but they JUST WORK - and this is coming from the guy in the land of Go Power (which I do love and use their panels and inverters).

That is the **************** brilliant - Thank so much for sharing. Will definitely be building one of these this spring.

Nothing like sharing your watering hole with a full size adult Wolverine (animal casually walked up to drink from the lake I was filling my water jug in, 5 feet away). Won't lie... that scared the bejesusses out of me. That being said I'll never forget the experience. As a Canadian I always...

Well it has been just over a week with being Blue's new owner. Quirks... - driver sides front window sticks some time going up. - mirror adjustment knob - works up and down, but not side to side - steering has the slightest bit of play - assuming that is the idler arm(s). - parking brake...

You Good Sir have some mad skills. Those welds... beautiful. Love the way you did all around sliders, brilliant IMHO. Thanks for sharing the build and photos with us all.

Thanks. I knew someone out there had to be making a quality pole for a reasonable price.

I second what Andrew said. I'm afraid to ask how many of us are "single" due to our love of the back country, wheeling and overlanding ;)

Yes they are. Out here they finally started ticketing people about five years back here on the island. Always stuns me how some people out this way figure an AT/four season is the same as a actual snow tire. I can't count the number of times I have explained to folks out this way that people...

Yeah those are similar to what I have been using. Cabela's Canada is currently listing them as unavailable. The price is definitely right though.

Sorry, am just getting the Amazon "logo"... no links. Would you mind posting the name?

The Garden V Pro poles appear to have good reviews, a lifetime warranty but I can't find much about the actual company. Anyone ever use these? Garden V PRO Adjustable Aluminum Tarp Poles - Set of 2 | Replacement Canopy Telescoping Rods | Portable Lightweight for Tent Fly Awning Garden V Pro -...

I am getting ready for my first back country trip of the year, hoping to head out on February 17 and back mid afternoon on Monday the 21. heading up Port Renfrew way on Vancouver Island. While going through my gear I notice that the trusty Coleman adjustable poles I have been using for over...

Am I the only one using a moccasin around camp anymore? Have been using them my entire life, mostly moose hide models. These days you can get them with a rubber sole for better traction and safety. That being said I have a pair of Helly Hansen waterproof trail shoes that slip on easily (if I...

Well, time to throw my hat into this ring. For starters I am in Canada. BC to be exact. Land of the over-lifted, 35 to 37 inch tires sticking 2"- 4" outside the fenders on city trucks. This wonderful province has some of the most beautiful back country in the world. It also has a ton of...

Let me start by stating this thread may take years to complete. So will the build. Backstory. I got started in back-country driving as a kid. I helped build a van at age 7 (interior and such) for Alberta fall/winter camping. After that there was a '77 Dodge Power Wagon my uncles taught to...