Charlotte, NC area: hate on OP, houses, boats & hoes

Yea...i havnt been overlanding long. Im still learning.

 

Make sure you carry all your receipts with you so everyone knows you have more money than sense

 

hey, everything’s bigger in Texas. Including the dip shits

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-big-texan-72oz-steak-challenge-live-cam.688770/

my new time waster at work...I've got everyone in on it too.

 

Awning stays on because it's only a 4 footer, is tough to take off, and I use it quite a bit before or after mountain biking (in summer at least). RTT comes off if I'm not using it. I'm not #OLAF enough to leave it on all the time, maybe one day....

 

Which RTT did you go with?

 

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I look at this every time you post it and that table is always empty.

 

slow day today. Only one guy so far.

 

I started following the thread yesterday. Still haven’t seen a challenger. But the anticipation is killing me!

 

ordered gun boxes today... 25% off and free shipping!

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Discount code: HOLIDAY25

 

Went with the Smittybilt Overland Gen 2 XL. When I looked at all of the tents out there (and I spent like 4 months researching) I found that the Smittybilt had the best feature-set for the money. The telescoping ladder, thick mattress pad, integrated fly with skylights, removable LED lighting inside, and the size is key because we will have 2 adults and a dog. The reviews have been great as well.

I have to admit, when I put it on my truck initially, I was worried that it was too big. But after driving around with it and working on some custom brackets on the bed stiffeners, it's growing on me. I would definitely recommend the Smittybilt Overland Gen 2, just maybe don't go with the XL unless you need the king-size space.

 

Looks like someone has had better days..

I was on my way home, driving through an industrial park. there is a sewer water system trail that is nasty!! I’ve gotten stuck out here once before. I went and picked up the taco to try to offer help but no one in sight I think they have been here awhile..

They had tried to use a 30,000 pound ratchet strap and some winch cable tied to a tree as a come along

 

I like that old Nissan.

 

It’s a rust bucket

 

Sadly, they all are these days. I always loved that body style, though. Especially the supercab 4x4's

 

Id of made it!

 

Trade you a functional kidney! Semi functional kidney!

 

I’m a HUGE fan of the 80’s model Toyota’s.. so big I got rid of all creature comforts for one ac ,sunroof, elocked 97 4runner to 87 pickup 4bangrr 5 speed extra cab she was my baby

 

It’s peanut butter and deep.. it’s really a 4wheeler trail.. but at the very least you have recovery gear. These dudes had nothing lmao