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[myothercarizahearse]

He lives in Ohio so still only $176,900

and taxes on it are only $58 a year

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[halligan1201]

Along the Alcova Reservoir in Wyoming

 

[Rhino]

sadly i dont have any pics with my ranger yet since i just got it haha but will save this thread for later for when i take it camping!

 

[AndyMedic]

Roosevelt National Forest.

 

[TheBadger]

Quick mission up the Stanislaus on Monday.
105° out but the water was ?
Fire bans suck so just LEDs and the moon for ambiance.

 

[TheBadger]

Along the Alcova Reservoir in Wyoming

Looks so good in red mate, and with the grille accents. She's tidy alright.

 

[Colo_Ranger]

A sweet camp site the wife and I found last night. We were next to a babbling stream.

 

[NurseNeil]

Here's my first camping set up at Pilot Mountain NC. By accident added a pic of the K9 kid's at Hanging Rock. Enjoy, btw I love N.C.

 

[WV_Ranger]

June 23, in the badlands

 

[MIBuckeye]

A few here....

Factory Butte, UT

Red Rock Casino, NV (camping break for a night)

Whitney Portal Campground, CA

Lava Fields, NV

Bonneville Salt Flats, UT

Rifle, CO

 

[Able466]

This was last weekend.

 

[lazynorse]

@DanholmesVentura thats exactly the camper I have in mind, though my ordered (not possessed, arggg) truck will be a crew cab FX4. You even got the barn door windows.

You able to keep a thick enough bed and able to close up with bedding in place? I like the OVRLND design over the Project M, straight sided for a queen size bed! Not interested in narrow wedge beds, for two full grown adults. Even my ultra light backpacking tent accommodates 25” wide pads with inches to spare outside us and between us.

Any complaints about your OVRLND? Any extras you wished you’d ordered, or regret any?

What is the MPG hit?

 

[TdotReckless]

My kind of thread!
Few weeks ago for a fishing trip! - Mattawa River, ON

 

[subquark]

Quick mission up the Stanislaus on Monday.
105° out but the water was ?
Fire bans suck so just LEDs and the moon for ambiance.

That's a beautiful spot! Thanks for the awesome pics and daydreaming for me! =)

 

[DanholmesVentura]

@DanholmesVentura thats exactly the camper I have in mind, though my ordered (not possessed, arggg) truck will be a crew cab FX4. You even got the barn door windows.

You able to keep a thick enough bed and able to close up with bedding in place? I like the OVRLND design over the Project M, straight sided for a queen size bed! Not interested in narrow wedge beds, for two full grown adults. Even my ultra light backpacking tent accommodates 25” wide pads with inches to spare outside us and between us.

Any complaints about your OVRLND? Any extras you wished you’d ordered, or regret any?

What is the MPG hit?

Hey Lazynorse, thanks for your note! We are absolutely loving the OvrLnd & think it's a great choice over the Project M and any of the wedges. We got pretty much all the options and are really glad: windows all 4 sides, side hatch, slider window, Barn Doors, 2-way fan, roof rails which hold the solar panel, the solar port, the lift struts (a must), and the extra height for the bedding and headroom (I'm 6'3" and can sit upright in the bed. We bought the 2 1/2 inch mattress from OvrLnd and can keep one or two down sleeping bags + pillow when closed. We also ordered the OVS 270 Nomadic awning and had Jay install it - super great idea. The bed is awesome with plenty of room. Your Crew cab will be a bit tighter in bed space, but with the bed closed you will be fine. We don't regret any of the options we bought - it's way better to have Jay build them in than to try to put them in later. I've talked to folks that had wished they'd added windows.

Mileage is down maybe 2-4 mpgs. Can't say for sure, cuz I went straight to Flag for install 2 days after truck delivery. Just finished a 1400 mile trip - mixed highway, dirt, altitude, city and rural at 20.6 mpg, which is super. Kept it at speed limit - wind and heavy foot can take it down to 16-17. I'm going to keep to a minimum build out - insulated and paneled the sides, will be building storage benches over the wheel wells, fridge and kitchen box fit up front. I can access the fridge from the side hatch so no need for a slide out.

Completely loving both the Ranger and the Ovrlnd! You will too!

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