Lets see some full size pictures...

[mmrocek]

Careful with that fire if it's even allowed.

That was just a fire pit from previous campers. Fire restrictions were in place when we went, with only propane pits allowed.

 

[Overland Ram]

Just joined the community, and found where my rig fits in, so I figured I would share what I’m working with. I have a 2017 Ram 1500 crew cab 4x4. I’ve leveled it with 33x12.50r 20 wheels. I have a retrax pro xr tonneau cover with T slots where I mounted my mid rise truck bed rack. On top of the rack sits my roof top tent made by tuff stuff overland. It’s the alpha hard shell RTT. I also mounted a couple of hard case boxes (harbor freight) to the T slots as well as seen in the pictures I plan on attaching. I have an on board 21 gallon fresh water system with a 12v pump and custom ran the line through the inside of the truck bed to an external boiler valve mounted on the truck bed side. I have an off road bumper with a 12,000lb badlands winch. A plethora of off road lights (front, rear, left and right) controlled by my SPOD switch panel. I just finished up a slide out camp kitchen set up that fits perfectly inside the truck bed.

So far this set up has proven me well so far! And I keep finding out how to tweak it to be a little more efficient after every trip I take. If there are any questions about the build with ideas you want to do or have questions about building out a ram 1500 I’d love to chat about it! Hence why I joined the community, anyway hope you enjoyed the post and look forward to being part of the community! Cheers!

 

['90Proof]

 

['90Proof]

 

[jadmt]

Glamping

 

[180out]

 

[Overland Ram]

Just finished an 11-day trip with my wife and 2 kids that started on the Olympic Peninsula in WA state and passed through parts of Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and skirted the border of New Mexico and Colorado. The wife and kids convinced me to adopt a dog in Monument Valley (to add to the 3 at home). Here’s a few pictures.

The Grand Canyon
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Monument Valley
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The parking lot at the Four Corners monument.
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Shafer Trail in Canyonlands National Park
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Arches National Park (peek-a-boo view of Delicate Arch in the background)
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Bonneville Salt Flats. The sign said not to drive on them if they are wet and there were some puddles. Other people ignored the signs, I was not one of them. We walked instead.
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Are you running 35” tires on your set up? How much articulation do you lose, if any, with that set up? I have a ram 1500 of my own and have 33” but contemplating my next set of tires to be 35”. Love your set up by the way…. Especially when it’s a Ram!

 

[Wrek]

Are you running 35” tires on your set up? How much articulation do you lose, if any, with that set up? I have a ram 1500 of my own and have 33” but contemplating my next set of tires to be 35”. Love your set up by the way…. Especially when it’s a Ram!

Thanks! Yes, the tires are 35"x12.5". I first put the tires on at the height of Covid, when it seemed like all suspension was backordered. I ended up just doing a spacer lift up front so that I could fit the tires. 35's will not fit without a small lift up front (level). I mostly stick to unpaved forest roads and don't do any rock crawling in the truck. I haven't had any uptravel clearance issues, but do get significant rubbing on the rear of the wheel well at full lock. IF I keep the truck (may trade it in to get my wife a hybrid and I'll take our 5th gen 4runner), I will eventually do a 2-3" lift with a focus on added downtravel.

 

[roaminglost]

 

[Ryan_Crist]

When I started having issues with my 2010 Silverado, I decided to trade up to the new 2019 Trail Boss. Reliable on my daily two-hour commute and spacious enough for the whole family during road trips. I’ve had the truck for a little over 2 years now and I’m glad the new Silverado’s are larger than the 2010 that I had, and I’m getting better mpg’s even with the added equipment.


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Update. Sold the iKamper and bought a GoFastCamper to help with snow/salt getting into the bed. Much more useable space year round.
The Leitner Designs rack is for sale in expedition equipment if anyone in the Michigan area is interested.

 

[Norco_overland]

Just figured this was as good a place as any for my first post here.

 

[dave1014]

@dfinn Dope GFC raptor setup, I wish I had the guts to pull the trigger on that.

I've had my 15' f-150 platinum for a few years and I'm just now getting it ready for doing something more then hauling bikes to/from the trailhead. My wife and I will be dipping our toes in some light overlanding and off grid excursions starting this summer/fall. Right now, it's nothing more then a mall crawler, but we'll be getting it out for some fun soon enough. Many more upgrades to be made for lighting, on board power, air compressor etc. But it's at least as start.

Nice to see Im not the only one overlanding with a platinum edition

 

[pith helmet]

Just figured this was as good a place as any for my first post here.

Noah?

 

[Ryan_Crist]

About 5 miles off the backside of Mt Rushmore

 

[Todd780]

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Great pics! Who took them while you drove?