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Well done sir! That's a fun looking obstacle

If that was mud from Hollister Hills, (CA), it would be considered a total loss. It sets up like adobe/concrete. Haha Looks like fun!!

I know it ain't a Bronco, but I haven't had that one airborne yet... So ya get the Subie

I did a road trip a few months back. Drove conservatively to see if I could get over 400 miles on the tank. (4d). I made it home with just under 400 mi, then ran a few errands the following day. Right now I'm averaging 14 mpg around town.

This must've been the recent Gold Country Bronco's trip I've been following. What an experience. Glad y'all didn't have to spend the night!! Lot's of lessons learned on that trip. Rear view mirror, Appropriate tires, Comms, & Lockers, seem to be top of that list.

You win!! You have no need to apologize for a photo heavy post when your pics are so damn good!! I enjoyed every single one of them. What an incredible trip!! Thanks so much for putting this post together for us.

The iconic Ca pic! haha Bixby Bridge Hwy 1

I just figured, If I screw it up, it's a trim piece that can be easily replaced.

I've been down there a couple times in the last few years to visit friends living in the San Ramon area. Beautiful country and friendly people (for the most part). Maybe a tad too hot/humid down on the coast. (West coast only. Went to the Caribbean side years ago and won't do that again. Haha)...

Same here

Yeah, I don't think that's too much wheel gap.

Looks good from what I can see, but yours is in the shadows. I'd like to see a straight shot of it

Gorgeous!!!! I drove the Columbia River Gorge then down the coast to San Francisco (South Bay) in my Subie. The views can't be beat. I've done the coast down to San Diego as well, but not on the same trip.

#2 is 15A and #1 is 30A if I remember correctly

Since I’m using the 575 which I think draws very close to 10 A, I went with aux switch #2 which is 15A. If you’re using the 275 that’s lower amperage and you could probably go with any of the last four switches.

I like having both speakers on. The larger (but slightly muffled) head unit speaker still adds some depth to the hand mics tinniness

Yes. It was a tighter fit, and I did need to raise it up, just a tad with some spacers, so that I could connect the mic cord to the radio.

I was kind of wishing I'd gone with a connector like that, but every time I'm out getting it dirty, I have the mic plugged in anyway.

Nope, Not having any fun at all! Haha

Thanks for taking all those great photos @Mserjohnb132 !!