WINTER OVERLANDING Deep in the Colorado MOUNTAINS (Part 2)

[@uurrah]

The night photos are stunning!

[@GetBusyLivin]

Appreciate it! Getting out there is really just an excuse to take night photos lol

[@Cgny]

Just use bread and a buttery spray for the crust with the campfire pizza. It’s amazing for what it is

[@GetBusyLivin]

thanks man. I’ll give it another try and make sure I have those items!

[@jessegarcia3985]

How good is that rear seat protector ? Have you considered getting ditch lights? I’m new to off roading and want to get some tips and KZbin is full of clips but just trying to get your perspective on some good beginner mods

[@GetBusyLivin]

The rear seat cover isn’t anything special. I think I just ordered it off Amazon. But it’s great for keeping the back seat clean from gear and esp Laz (the huge Bernese Mt Dog). I definitely considered getting ditch lights but I think I’m gonna wait until I get a roof rack and mount lights up there instead. I want to keep this build as simple and practical as possible

[@jessegarcia3985]

@@GetBusyLivin Simple and practical is what I’m going 4. Great content keep it up and just keep enjoying life.

[@richardpfrogner6251]

I have almost the exact truck, just an xlt tremor. What rock rails are you rocking?

[@GetBusyLivin]

Hey these are GoRhino DSS Sliders. They are not true rock rails to be honest, but they serve their purpose well. I don’t do incredibly difficult off-roading but a couple weeks ago I did put them to the test with the entire weight of the truck on them and they held up great! I wouldn’t suggest them if you think you might slam on your rock rails but for actual sliding they seem to be great kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3aWmZqEjpWjpqs