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Dang, look at those seams and bends, I am getting excited to get down there to fish and I ain't even there. How was the fishing?

Interesting, thanks for sharing....along the same line kinda, growing up my friends and I trashed, abused and junked many muscle cars that we assumed were junk only to realize today they would bring big bucks...

how about one of these.....

Your opinion was appreciated, the reason I started thread was because I was really torn between the two and kept vacillating back and forth. Decision is now made so I need to live with it, hopefully it all works out, better still hopefully I don't need it.

Good question, really not sure I do to be honest, I don't consider myself an Overlander but use the overlanding ideas and ethos to get me off-grid to fish. My rig is class B+/C camper, it is 21' long, 9,500lbs, 10'5" high and 7.7" wide plus departure angle low due to only 14" rear clearance even...

Look, no doubt top end is way better than low end, but reality is for me (OP) anyway, winch is safety backup on van driven mostly on asphalt and very small percentage off-road. While a 12k lb synthetic line Rough Country winch is $500, the Warn is $1,780.......thats not an insignificant...

I was faced with your decision last year, but after honest internal assessment of the limitations due to my rigs weight, width and height along with looking hard at where I normally go and type of terrain I travel on and my comfort with "pushing" it, I decided to forgo the 4wd conversion at $20k...

Chris you build a great bumper, installer remarked how solid it was.

All installed.....

Just had Ujoints all aluminum (60lbs) front bumper installed on 2001 E350 super duty Chinook RV. Included is a Rough Country 12-S Winch. Of the 3 lights on each side, the outside lights are Rigid Amber and really bright, the two inside lights are not hooked up due to state law restricting number...

Thanks all, ordered a Rough Country 12-S, $499 with synthetic line. Big reason is cost and shop installing Ujoint bumper uses them on personal vehicles plus good online reviews. Really doubt I will need it but you never know.....

Crazy stories for sure.....In 80's I got my Suzuki Samurai stuck up to floor boards in thick mud after delivring an important party ingredient to a clandestine teen gathering deep in woods, powerline was only access, pretty rough 4x4 trail made it accessible.....on way out I decided to take...

For crying out loud can someone please buy this so I can stop drooling over unattainable rig......LOL.

Rare as hen teeth, if you find one act quick.

I tried several times to preset grab and go bins, some basic stuff you can do with but I found each trip was different so I wanted certain things and didn’t need others. I ultimately settled on several lists for specific scenarios that were refined and refined and refined. I find good lists...

I live in Virginia and we rarely get snow so salt almost never used. Go steelhead fishing in NE once or twice a winter so I can probably spray down winch real good once get home. Thanks for heads up!

Have new bumper with winch plate being installed on 9,500lb Chinook on E-350 van chasis, lifted , dually and good tires. Looking at winches but wondering if I need a real expensive one or would the cheaper units out there suffice. I do not rock crawl, go mudding or look for trouble. I do go...

DAM - Down Air Mattress, best investment you will ever make for seriously cold tent camping or just super comfort.

Nice video and good info. While leaving a spot steelhead fishing in Dec we had to get up steep but short snowy incline, biggest problem was very little area to accelerate before hitting incline. Couple trucks tried in 2wd but had to switch to 4wd, being 2wd I was worried but Chinook made it up...

Gorgeous....GLWS.