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These look very intriguing, I especially appreciate the attachment points throughout to add build outs later, and of course the light weight. I saw one diagram of a flatbed build on your site, is this in the works?

A big part of why I went with OVRLND and still love it, is the amount of customization they will do on order. You can really get something built to purpose, I've only seen Topo come close. I did Tern windows in my hatches, which along with my DIY insulation have been great for our winter usage...

My C rated Falken AT3Ws have handled my Gladiator Rubicon's weight and camping load out fine, and that's over some good rocks/trips etc. I have about 35K miles on them with the camper. For a mid-size the Gladiators are fairly heavy for a mid-size (5K-5.4K lbs). Usually where I feel the...

Very nice looking setup, is the truck the 3.5 or 5.0 engine?

We use Farm Bureau and haven't had any problem insuring our OVRLND at agreed value, even in our ever growing/expensive area we haven't experienced noticeable price creep with them. Only downside is they're kind of old school and like to bury us under tons of paper instead of digital docs.

I'll second Farm Bureau, I haven't done a tray, but several other agreed value items through them like custom camper setups.

Great build, GLWS! Location?

Wait, the YJs? I mean I do question your sanity wanting a vehicle with front leaf springs vs my "cushy" TJ coils...

Here's the regulator and board I used, there maybe cheaper ones out there.

Nice setup! Location?

I've been pretty happy with my Maxxfan in my OVRLND, it creates good airflow for us, enough on the outtake to feel a breeze from our six windows. However, after 2ish years I got a chirp of death. Not sure what happened, but on a trip it started running for 3-4s and then just chirping. It's...

Thanks! That's very helpful. I'll have to think through where to add reinforcements more. I have a window in each 50/50 door for a narrow Gladiator bed. Not as much space to add more reinforcement, but possibly doing short 8020 pieces on the inside above and below the windows. The VHB is a good...

Question, for those of you mounting tracks (L, 8020, etc) to the outside to carry heavier stuff like fuel, are you rivnutting the tracks onto the underlying studs or through-bolting? I rivnutted some interior L-track and it seems ultra solid, but haven't done this much and those tracks aren't...

Yep, mine got the chirp of death last summer (~2 years old), and won't reset. Just getting to debugging it now things are warming up again in MT, but I think it's the control board. There's some aftermarket replacements that come with a regulator. I was a little surprised since it is only being...

That'd be an excellent bikepacking bike for someone 6" taller than me, very nice build with the I9 wheels/hubs and 27.5+, GLWS!

Another one for the Megamat, I just waited for one of the big REI/Backcountry.com sales with a ~30% discount or so. I even went to the Megamat from a past of high end pads and this one I actually have to set my alarm again to keep from sleeping in too late. I'm sure you can find a cheap Amazon...

Watched the build series and have seen the rig at the Expos, such an awesome and unique build, GLWS!

Same here, I've been using OnX (Offroad) for route planning and sharing. For myself I create a route and markers (campsites, POIs, etc) with information that I'll want off line. Markers all have my notes, photos, other details and are color coded for marker type or based on how sure I am on...

I used Havloc wool insulation for our walls and ceiling. The ceiling I just used fishing line to hold the wool in place until I put the liner back on. For the walls I did small strips of VHB (2-3") to hold the wool sections in place, as well as cutting the wool sections slightly larger to wedge...

Dang, that beast looks like it rolled out of the factory yesterday! GLWS!