The post you quoted has nothing to do with price... it had to do with the enjoyment of building versus buying. Assuming the end product is the same (same parts, same platform) it's often in fact less money to buy someone else's project. One can "GAF about money" and still find absolute value in...
Weekends out on the trail or traveling the globe versus weekends in the garage or waiting on parts? I dunno, I kinda like using them far more than working on them. Working on them is the cost, using them is the reward. I build Cruisers for a living (well primarily sell parts for them) and if I...
For what? Using older vehicles in the fleet to run upcoming production?
XOverland is a business, make no mistake. We are not hiding or claiming otherwise. The production (of free content) employees a dozen people, many of which are supporting families as well. While some vehicles and some...
Which members are you referring to?
Ironically the same was said for me when I joined the team in Central America for season 2. Im sure it's still said amongst many :D
I'm shocked to see just how far that video has stretched across the interwebs. We (XO) hosted a media run for Toyota in the new TRD Pro fleet and Roman asked if I'd do a quick walk around. I knew he has some amazing reach but didn't expect so many to enjoy the XO 200.
Great feedback. Fwiw we've covered airing down in several episodes over the years. I've personally covered how we navigate and the books and apps we use to find our destinations and camp a few different times too. Those are all certainly something we can highlight again on the series from time...
Awesome, that provides a great deal of clarity... the more you know.
There are a ton of things I would change if I had ultimate say, but I don't and the shows continued success (like it or not the analytics that matter are growing ;)) is a reflection of that. My show would spent 50% of the time...
Then certainly a guy that's driven across 6 continents has a website? Magazine articles? Hell a photo album I can admire? All too mainstream for you I'm sure?
Self important? I'm sorry you didn't find any useful info but I've heard from many that have. A handful of groups followed our tracks...
Average shooter would be a compliment for me, I don't aspire to change that anytime soon.
When it's a crazy bright reflective snow day, how in the hell does the serious crowd stare down range for so long? I'd rather tack weld with my eyes open :D