Overlanding My Minimalist Approach How I Solo Overland 

simple works

thanks, it works for me

​@@terrymore1679 hopefully we'll see you out on the trails some day. Just subscribed. Safe travels!

@@roamingkiwi4wd 👍

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works for me, thanks

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have fun, glad I could help.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

thanks, love my bags

I have a Rubicon with the aux switch panel - I wired the battery pack to switch #1 which is a 40 amp circuit. The switch wiring is under the dash, easy wiring job.

no, that was one of my 5 special campsites that I don't I don't give out the locations for, sorry.

I carry four, one gallon containers of water in the passenger floor well. I like these small jugs, they are easy to handle, don't take up much space and can be refilled. But since they are cheap and readily available at Walmart and grocery stores, I usually just buy a replacement jug from a grocery store when I am in town. I have found that they are easier to store and easier to handle than a 5 gallon jerry can style container. Have fun and good luck with your build.

Yes it is a Warn and I have had the Auxbeam pod lights for a year, no problems and I like them.

I saved mine but I will need it when I sell my Jeep, sorry.

CMM Offroad 1-inch, grab handle, ball mount, a 6-inch Ram arm and a Ram iPad mount. cmmoffroad.com.

My Goose Gear Platform is 58-inches wide in the front and 44-inches wide in the rear. My DeepSleep mattress is 26 -inches wide, which leaves me about 18-inches for my fridge, which is 13-inches wide.

Mopar steel bumper with removable end caps, Warn Bull bar - steel bumper option came with the Jeep.

Overlanding used to be in a covered wagon. Don't be so dramatic.

@@marktinaz2600 funny line. terrible logic. worse counter argument.

@oldgrunt5569 it's not intended to be an argument. Just an observation that overtime ideas change. But you knew that.

@@marktinaz2600 nah. what i knew is that it was intended to be typical internet social media vacuous snark. "ideas change" is an epistemologically terrible argument. ideas change b/c people and cultures allow the loudest voices to create the change. for better and worse. i'll make this easy since you probably don't share a Phd in logic and rhetoric. you can try to play baseball with a watermelon and be a loud and persistent voice in that and get the "idea" to change such that lots of people also use a watermelon instead of a baseball and desperately seek their self validation by taking videos of it and posting them on youtube. but you aint playing baseball anymore. you're playing watermelon ball. it's fundamentally different in ball velocity and tempo and outcome. so by all means have fun cramming all the creature comforts and amenities of your living room and kitchen into the back of your offroad rig and then transporting them over hard top and some gravel roads to you reach your safe pre designated destination at a hipcamp or equivalent. but don't pretend that is remotely consistent with what the sport / hobby of overlanding is about.

​@@marktinaz2600I think it's overland ideas you're concerned with, not overtime ones.

I have had them for 3 years, can't find the amazon order but the storage bag says - Qualizzi Mottors - rectangular 40x28-inches.