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Spotlight donated some of these to Disabled Explorers you will see them shortly here on expo as part of this thread http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=50558 I love'em and have been very happy with how well the work.

ebay only....not to sound crass or anything but I am only selling this stuff to generate some very much need cash for the non-profit Disabled Explorers....registration is coming up, just did the windshield, tires are gonna be toast before much longer and of course there is the massive insurance...

Well as much as I hate to see these go I hope they will find a good home in an overlanders abode. What better bit of art to have on the wall than something to make you think of distant rich fields of tobacco under a tropical sun. Enjoy your habano or non-habano whilie looking at the box art from...

the blue shirt is waymon cornell, I know he doesn't care :) He has been a super cool help to Disabled Explorers and drives a Lexus GS470 I think (the newish one) He went on a run with you before Mark. Not sure on the rest...

I have read & reread this book many times, my wife & sons have read it and best of all it is SIGNED BY THE AUTHORS. You will really enjoy their tales of inspiration, prep and travel around the world. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330486315149#ht_500wt_1182

Even if you never go to Africa you will learn a ton about vehicle selection, day to day life on the trail and cool stuff about all the countries. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330486308939#ht_500wt_1182

forget the robots, dialing 911 and all the other junk that is getting attention around here... this is what it is all about. Thanks for the pics, great family by the way and please keep reminding us with little trips like this.

Free UPS Ground shipping within the Cont US my friend...thanks to a supportive donor. So please everyone bid away, and know you are making a huge difference.

Now is your chance to learn the backstory behind some of the place you 4wd to visit With the black & white photos and the cool historic info you will entertain your kids and amaze your friends. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330486007040#ht_500wt_1156

Tire Repair kit sold

Oh cool I see people I know doing really cool things..... and now in honor of Paul Harvey, please tell me "the rest of the story"

I think this sort of summary or looking back is what is most often missing in build threads... There is more value to me hearing what a person thinks after they are using the setup than when they are planning. 1" doesn't sound like much but it sounds like a worthly change for anyone else...

the biggest issue I see with making a smaller lighter RTT is how to make a base that is strong & wide enough for 2-3 people. Currently we see marine grade plywood and some aluminum frames & composite. Maybe if you use the same stuff Adventure Trailers uses for their drawers? Combine that with...

new stuff being added.... more books coming... thanks everyone

Ok bunch of new stuff added....thanks to any of you who are currently bidding or watching

Ok just imagine if we could get the Nemo folks into Roof Top Tents :) I am not a big ground tent person but I would be interested in hearing what would transfer over? Lightweight fabric? Poles? You would still need a strong base (ground tent gets to use the ground, not fair) Ladder?

I really like the travel with a purpose idea...going out to retrace history is better than just playing for fun. Please keep posting more of your adventures

Excellent trip report and thanks for the history also....it really opens up the landscape to a new viewpoint when you think about who has come before you.

Very very cool... thanks for posting the killer pics and I love the mix of vehicles. Sounds like a great time....question though...why not tell the Univ where the crater is?

Thanks guys, things are tight around here and there are some repair bills and tire needed coming up quick so every bit helps. I just added another CB setup, not as nice as the Uniden but functional.