rchandler341
Well-Known Member
I agree. One reason I wanted to build an overland vehicle was to put it on one of the most capable vehicles being built. Our last overland vehicle lacked power and gearing. The Jeep Gladiator EcoDiesel full filled what I was looking for. A larger full size truck was not in the picture even though it could have a much bigger payload.Unpopular opinion time.
Most "overlanding" much like most "offroading" is actually spent on highways getting to the wilderness.
Some good tires and you could "overland" most BLM type roads. The added swagger points of a rubicon are for when you want to do some heavy duty offroading. The Overland is honestly a very comfortable sport s.
So... I'll crawl back under my bridge now.
The gladiator with the EcoDiesel was just what I wanted.
I will keep tabs on the weight.
So far we love it.
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