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The WRōV, Southeastern Utah

Our Southeastern Utah #dashbetweenthedates Tour

Thanks. Hope the post on the Rhino rack helps.

Swapped the Grabbers for Toyo Open Counrty A/Ts and went up an inch to 285/75-17s.

Hi Tiki. I installed ten 5/16ths rivet nuts into the factory rails. I cover the rails first with a tape to black them out. With the rivet nuts installed, I bolted the rack to the factory rails, five attachment on each side. Below is a close up of the bolt with washer from the top going...

Thank you. These were shot with an iPhone 11 except for the last one, shot by my friend Mark Doiron who shoots a Canon 5D, I think. I shoot a Fujifilm X-1 for the serious stuff.

Two 10L (2.5 gal) NATO style jerry cans have been mounted between the ROAM cases in two holders from British Imports.

The WRōV in its natural habitats. 2015 Tahoe PPV

A Review of the ROAM Adventure Company Awning and Tent

A Review of the WilcoOffroad Hitchgate Solo

The WRōV's Drawer System

A Walk-around of the White Rhino Overland Vehicle (WRŌV)

Sorry; not sorry. Glad that's working for you.

Rigid Dedicated Fog Lamps Rounding out the driving and off-road illumination package is a pair of Rigid D-SS flood lamps with Amber covers. They’re mounted on the Westin bullbar.

GMRS Upgrade I decided to upgrade my GMRS approach and keep everything on the up-and-up with a Midland MicroMobile 15W radio (MXT275). Fifteen channels with eight repeater channels. The handset has all the controls and is attached to a head unit, ideal for the Rhino’s application. I removed...

This is what I'm talking about. Works great on my GMRS handset.

Cold Air Intake Out of the gate the White Rhino put down 355 hp with 383 lb-ft of torque, numbers I could easily live by. But I have this genetic predisposition, not unlike Tim Taylor, that nudges the back of the more primitive part of my brain with the thought that there’s always more to be...

Exhaust Mod If the Rhino is going to inhale better, it probably ought to exhale better, nothing dramatic like headers and a dual exhaust, just a bit more space for volume. Double entendre intended. I went to our local Master Muffler shop, five stars on Google, and told them what I wanted; a...

COMMS & NAV Communication and navigation would be at the base of Maslow’s Hierarchy were he an overlander. I don’t want to be out of touch and I don’t want to wonder where the hell I am. The top of that list for both is the obvious choice of a smart phone, in this case it’s an iPhone 11...