Found an Overland Build on Craigslist

[Acer4LO]

While messing around on the listing of the Craig, I came across this:

https://bend.craigslist.org/cto/6214867451.html

Is this build a member on any of the forums? Seems well built and got some ideas for the forums. Out of curiosity, if you had the extra cash would you buy this or build your own?

 

[Panzer07]

Looks pretty legit...i myself been toying with the idea of putting a solar panel either some Where in the hood for the battery but I like what they did. It seems fair priced for what it is

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[3Hummers]

I have not seen that truck before.

 

[Enter Hummer]

It seems really nicely priced in my opinion. However, I would rather build my own. I think building the truck is half the fun.

 

[Acer4LO]

I feel the same way. I think they are gonna have a tough time selling that truck though. H3s aren't the most popular vehicle and on top of that this is almost exclusively geared towards overlanding. They did do a great job putting it together, but with all the extras added, I don't think it wouldn't make for a good daily driver, leaving it to the guys who overland which has got to be a small percentage. As much as I appreciate the effort that went into making it, I couldn't see buying it since I drive my 3 daily and wheel on the weekends.

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

I just got back from the NW Overland Rally, there were 1000 rigs there and a couple thousand people.

 

[Alpha X]

I'm glad that's not closer. If it was near me I'd have to go see this H3 in person. That is totally cool.

 

[JPaul]

Hmm, that gives me an idea for where to stow my solar panel(s) when going camping/overlanding. I was thinking about under the roof rack but there isn't enough clearance, though I could make taller spacers (right now I'm using 1" thick aluminum bar for spacers). With a deflector in front it probably wouldn't add much to the wind resistance.

I'm more of the overlanding type, but I like to keep my rig capable of tackling the tougher trails.