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Somewhere between $150,000 and $225,000. Plus taxes & licensing. Very high service costs. All to drive paved highways and, maybe, wide dirt roads, while being mocked for wretched excess and being a fool that was quickly parted from their money. On our most recent trip we passed a similar sized...

Greetings from the Pacific Northwest! The person gets the vibe just right.

Dry goods, bedding, tools and such.

Excellent trip report. Thanks for the details on those magnificent trees!

Excellent and fun trip report. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks!

We have been using this for 4 years now. No issues of it ever slipping even on the roughest roads. I just set it horizontally between the fridge door and the cabinets and give it a twist...

Thanks! It was fun and challenging at times.

Excellent advice. I have both and really needed my Hulkman jump battery a little over a year ago when the truck battery died while up near Mt. Adams.

Thank you, Frank.

Thanks Vic!

I only posted about a quarter of my photos of them. It is a vey extensive set of pictographs on both sides of the highway.

I agree with everything Wandering Sagebrush wrote. Excellent advice. We just returned from a three week, plus a few days, trip to many of the areas you are interested in. Our experience was to expect crowds in the national parks, though oddly, if you drive 10 miles or so from the most popular...

Thank you, Monte!

We recently returned from 3 plus weeks exploring and wandering. Here are some pictures for your entertainment. Hope you enjoy the views (without doing the hot long hikes!) https://www.flickr.com/photos/awg_pics/albums/72177720320665602/ Tony

We have had a 3/4" horse stall mat in our Tundra bed for going on four + years. No issues.

Foy It may amuse you to know that street dance was, in the 1970's, known as the Stanley Stomp and primarily happened in the Stanley Rod and Gun Club, which was a wild bar that we deer hunters, geologists and other ne'er do well's and such would congregate at (80 to 90% males). While listening to...

Vic If this is Madagascar, we called them the pinnacled limestone. A band miles and miles long, eroded by deep vertical narrow gorges and millions of very sharp upward projecting knife like serrated edges. We accessed the tops by helicopter, which seemed the only means possible...

Madagascar? I worked there off and on in the 80's. Fascinating, heartbreaking place.

Keep on Truckin!

Very fun to read the last installments of your trip report. That antelope trap is very interesting! Thanks for sharing.

Fall weather will be relief, Steve. This has been a summer to happily put behind us -- especially for you and others in eastern Oregon.

Wow. A big change and a sad farewell to a faithful travel companion. Best wishes for your new travel mobile!

I have 'trail tuned' OEM Bilstein shocks on my TRD 4WD. Also firestone ride-rite airbags. Good E-rated 10-ply tires at 50 psi. Very stable ride on pavement and back-roads.

Yeah, it is pretty much guaranteed to fail. Quite a PITA to replace also -- you have to pull the front of the cabinet.