A Rig Named Scout and its Adventures

[joelwho]

Just had to google the Smith Overland box. Does he ship those?

Sure does. Mine arrived in a few days... In perfect condition. Kevin Smith is a solid guy.


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[jhberria]

How heavy would you say it is?

By the way, the Xterra is looking great!

 

[joelwho]

How heavy would you say it is?

By the way, the Xterra is looking great!

75-80lbs

Thank you! I love my rig


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[joelwho]

Added a fridge slide for the Indel

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[joelwho]

Added Mac's Tie Downs to the Smith Overland box

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[ozotron]

Hi Joel, What kind of case is that greenish/grayish box you have strapped down? Love your new storage shelf system... looks great!

 

[joelwho]

Hi Joel, What kind of case is that greenish/grayish box you have strapped down? Love your new storage shelf system... looks great!

Thanks!

RIGID boxes from Home Depot
http://m.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-22-in-Pro-Tool-Box-Black-222570/205440481


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[ozotron]

Joel, another quick question.

Your build states a 3.5" ultimate extended kit, are you using a spacer to get that extra inch? Or did you swap out some other coilovers?

 

[joelwho]

Joel, another quick question.

Your build states a 3.5" ultimate extended kit, are you using a spacer to get that extra inch? Or did you swap out some other coilovers?

1" spacer. If you're considering the same upgrade, call Nisstec. They are very helpful and will get you dialed in


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[vonguido]

just read through your entire build and let me say it was one hell of a build. Amazing work!!!

 

[joelwho]

just read through your entire build and let me say it was one hell of a build. Amazing work!!!

Thank you very much.


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[joelwho]

My boys and I just returned from a Colorado trip. We had a great time. We drove through deserts, rode trains, saw mountains and climb their passes, we camped, we saw giant sand dunes and sledded them. We didn't want the fun to end

---This was an all too common occurrence, unfortunately

---Then the Texas grasslands...

---And wind fields...

---And then New Mexico where the heat really kicked in. 105° called for a Blizzard!

 

[joelwho]

Once in New Mexico, we stopped in at Ghost Ranch. Incredible scenery

 

[joelwho]

Our first stop in Colorado was in the town of Durango. We rode the Durango to Silverton narrow gauge rail. I highly recommend it. One of the best experiences of my life.

 

[joelwho]

We climbed Ophir Pass. It was the first time any of us had been to that elevation... Over 11,000 feet. A bit intimidating, to say the least...