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I was expecting to see some more action in this one. A bit too much talking

I bought a Nissan Frontier a few months ago and absolutely love it. For the price it does everything I want it to do.

I go on overland forums or Facebook groups for that area. overland app also have recommendations for mechanics based on previous experiences by other travellers

Which brand makes those hood mounted solar panels? It seems like a good way to get some additional power

I am in the market for a rooftop tent to mount in the bed of my frontier. James Baroud seem like a company that offer great quality. Does anyone have experience with them?

Yep, OME is one of the best in the world. TJM is also good but in the US you never really see them. I would choose OME

I prefer the new ones! Can't beat them when it comes to comfort!

If you know where to camp no it isn't. I would suggest doing some good research before heading down there and find people online who have done it before. This will help you find the best camp spots possible!

Not really, I just take it to my mechanic to go through everything and if something needs replacing then it gets replaced

Have not given this a try but have heard about it before. Although, I also can't see much point in doing this

Without a doubt Australia. You have anything from tough tracks to remote touring!

Any experiences with harbor freight winches?I am thinking of getting one from there as I am somewhat on a budget but I don't want something that will fail straight away

Correct, when I had an old rover I used 80 series bump stops and they worked like a champ

I am pretty sure the older ones can now be imported. They are over 25 years old and any car that is past that age can be imported due to the "25 year" rule

I use replaceable ones mate. When leaving camp in the morning if I was driving on very dusty trails I knock some of that dust out and out it back in.

Have a look at the SMRT Soft shell, it isn't the cheapest one but certainly a good quality product.

I love the ARB ones great quality and they work amazingly

The argument is that due to the new angles wheel bearing are being stressed. You steering might also become slightly more heavy but that is rare. I run them with no issues but if I was to do some very remote touring I wouldn't. However, checking them often should be enough for you to run them...