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Rearranged my cockpit with the addition of a CMM Offroad Freedom Panel ball mount, which allowed me to move my Yaesu control panel overhead. What an improvement from having it along the dash.

They do in fact leave quite a bit more exposed than the stock fender liners, but I've had no issues in nearly a year of having them. And I live in the desert, which includes a lot of desert running in Anza Borrego, Joshua Tree, etc. Very happy with them, but their recent sale and reported lack...

I had the same happen to my JTR, and replaced them with ACE Engineering aluminum fender liners.

Installed a Cascadia VSS solar panel.

Cascadia VSS solar panel with MPPT charge controller. With a dash cam, comms, WeBoost, and sometimes fridge, I wanted the trickle charge to give me some peace of mind. Living in the desert and with a carport there's no shortage of sun for me either.

Another vote for Leitner. I have a Freespirit Odyssey RTT that extends over the cab.

Got a new windshield. First of many, I'm sure.

@JcrOffroad short roof rack.

Stop it, just stop. You're making me wanna buy one! ;-)

Gosh, where didn't we go? It's a long list, including the usual like Race Track and Eureka Dunes, and to be honest we covered more ground each day than I normally would like...200 miles of just dirt. Started on the south end and exited the north 3 days later. Highlights for me were Lippincott...

No question, the KC Flex with amber covers that I use for dust lights. It's helped many in my group be able to see me through all the desert dust. As seen here , taken from the rig behind me when we were in Death Valley.

For you, the trailer sounds like the way to go. The way I camp doesn't involve a base camp that I return to which is why I chose an RTT.

My sentiments exactly! I'll take our dry desert heat over a humid climate. Back on topic, I set to Max AC for this reason during the summer months.

This is what I've done...AEV snorkel with aFe Power Dry filter. As I've also installed a precleaner to my snorkel I see no reason to switch to paper as the air is relatively clean when it gets to the filter.

Applied the @pixeldecals Power-Dome hood blackout decal, and changed my cabin air filter for the first time.

I think you're speaking of the Yeti Rambler. If so, the answer is no, it won't fit. I have several of these that I use for camping, but they strictly for use at camp due to their inability to fit the cup holder.

Added an AEV Snorkel with Sy-Klone Precleaner.

My mind is blown right now. Gamechanger.

I carry a VIAIR 440p along with a Speedflate 4 tire inflation kit. It's been incredibly reliable for me, and it provides me the ability to pass this along to another rig in the group to air up. I had an onboard ARB in my previous rig, and went portable for that ability to pass along as it isn't...

Replaced the OEM air filter with a dry aFe Power filter.