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Looking forward to seeing more! Just found your thread, but unfortunately your site isn't working right now. Hopefully we'll see you guys on the road :sombrero:

Ruh roh! We just found a headgasket leak and a small coolant leak on our radiator...what's happening here??? Adrian at Krazy Kustoms is getting us all fixed up, glad we caught it before any overheating. Hope you guys get lucky too. Most Slackerest Blog Award goes to...

We wrote a short article, discussing the finer points between driving, backpacking, cycling, or traveling the world by motorcycle. This one's for all of our readers who are contemplating how to go about their journey...however we would love some feedback in the comments section if you have...

Occasionally we miss the fridge. Yesterday we finally had a delicious sandwich and I commented on how nice it would be to carry mayonnaise and deli meat...and then Shannon reminded me how long it had been since we had seen legit deli-meat that wasn't ridiculously processed. Imagine everything...

We've officially sold out! Shannon and I try really hard to keeps it real, but admittedly the corporate world has sunk it's teeth in... More details on our 'Sponsors' page

By the way, you should check out this blog...he has an album of vehicles he's seen along the way south, much of them being Toyotas. He's got a pretty sick Landcruiser too.

Here's a few of my favorites... I love these little vans, I'm not sure what the model name is for them but they're super narrow with a very short wheelbase: For some reason I really want to rock one of these to Ushuaia...Shannon would look adorable driving it :sombrero: The rare...

Good to know! I didn't recongnize a Hyundai symbol on the Galloper (or Galloper II that I see more of), thanks. We had curtains originally to block out the sunlight, but I didn't like the original design so I tore them down, planning to redo it. I planned to sow velcro strips to curtains, and...

Camping in TX and OK...I'll bet you could've used the roof vent-fan while sleeping inside!

Great questions. I'll look around in our pictures, but especially here in Guatemala there's been some cool and unique vehicles. Guatemala is heaven for Toyota enthusiasts by the way. Immediately after crossing the border we realized that there's a 20:1 ratio of Toyotas to other makes. We've...

That was kinda what we were hoping for...we like to test the relationship early on before life gets complicated! We suppose it's an opportunity to grow with each other and learn everything about each other from the get-go. You're a trendsetter Gene! At least when you mentioned dysentery, it...

A few more photos... Our friends Kamil & Zuzanna we met in Mexico City (and again in Oaxaca, and again in San Marcos La Laguna) Watch out for this dude if you go to Mexico City, we caught him peeing on our rig while we were sleeping inside Laundry Day at our campsite in Oaxaca Some...

Fast Forward To Now: bribes, counterfeits, and dysentary First of all I'd like to formally apologize to our readers, all five of you, for the serious lack of updates we've had over the past few months. I hadn't realized how far behind we were until we won the award for "Most Slackerest Blog"...

Now you tell me...could've used two of those erasers and an LCI can a few days ago.

Amen...My kinda trip report! Way to keeps it real.

Thanks, we've certainly kept on but I'm afraid our updates are behind...after the wedding we should be able to catch up! :Wow1: We're currently in Guatemala, stay tuned for more details.

Back from the dead! Glad to hear you're back at it. We loved the Cataviña boulder fields...such a surreal place. We'll be in Lago de Atitlan, Guatemala until mid-August, so you have plenty of time to catch up ;)

There's a thread on Drive the Americas for trusted mechanics in Latin America. Maybe you should post the local dude's info, and then start a new thread for the Americans... "Axe-murderer Mechanics to stay away from"

It's pretty hard to stay up to date AND actually have fun out there on the road :sombrero:

We keep our older Trasharoo on top of the roof rack 24/7...6 months on the road now and the webbing is holding up great. The Trasharoo may be a little faded by the UV, but who cares! I don't like my gear to look brand-spanking new like it's been in a museum :sombrero: