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I am indeed amazed by this thread taking into account the never ending comments by the readers despite the fact the adventure ended more than two years ago, if I am not mistaken. Perhaps if a poll were to be taken of which among the completed adventures topic was the most popular, this thread...

I have been following your adventures since I found your thread on this website. Like other adventurers posting here, almost all of you come from First World countries. While there a few who come from developing countries like where I live (Philippines), they are only a fraction of them, so the...

Even in my wildest dream, I could not imagine myself undertaking this kind of adventure. First and foremost is the issue of financing the trip. I won't ask you this question because I deem it personal. I could be wrong but impression is that only the big multinational corporations would have the...

While I am not a U.S. resident, I think Toyota will never go back to its basic design (Series 40, 60 and 70) for its future vehicles there. The market is limited if the target are just the offroaders Those who do not use their rigs to explore the beaten tracks would always prefer comfort and...

I am just curious how F & J are doing now. We have not heard from you for a long time. Hope you make your presence felt again in this forum.

Just wondering where F & J are now. Their epic journey makes me treasure more my old BJ 40.

You are most welcome to join our trail.

Nice to know that you are a member of the U.S. Marines. Maybe you should contact me when you come again to the Philippines.

I am sorry for the late reply to your post. Anyway, my Red Jeep which is actually a CJ8 hybrid is powered by a Mitsubishi 4DR5 diesel engine. I am using a Dana30 front differential and a Dana 44 rear differential with 4:88 gear ratio on both ends. Yes, it has a coil over suspension with a 4...

At the height of the typhoon which battered the island of Luzon last October 1, our group decided to have some adventure:

My other expedition truck:

I am glad you give a detailed account of your journey with interesting pictures. This kind of adventure could only exist in my dreams as leaving one's home, job and family for an extended period of time is such an important decision in life that could change everything. I have shared your...

Your epic journey served as an inspiration when I was placed in this situation:

My Jeep in action:

A local 4x4 race where I competed:

Helping motorcross riders:

My Jeep in action:

Yes, it was a long Sunday adventure because the Pajero in front caught fire while winching. We were lucky that we were able to contain the fire by throwing mud at the engine

Our little adventure last Sunday:

My home made CJ 8 in action: [/IMG]