r/overlanding • u/Sardawg1 • Jun 02 '26
OutdoorX4 This counts, right?
Saw her in the wild down here in San Diego.
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u/tenkaranarchy Jun 02 '26
I remember seeing a mountain biker in moab that drive a crown vic on all the trails with no problems.
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u/Not2TopNotch Jun 02 '26
r/battlewagon called they want their stuff back.
Also is that a Padres sticker on the side window but a Raiders shield on the back window? A bit of an identity crisis
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u/TombaughRegi0 Jun 02 '26
There was a guy who used to post his overlanding Crown Vic here, it was pretty badass
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u/juzam182 Jun 03 '26
Evidently some of the folks don't know about the Moab local that wheeled his crown Vic.
Note the mountain bike is worth more than the car
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u/TrentWashburn Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26
This is badass looking!
I swear I see so many overland videos where people have some looks maxxed up jeep rig…but they only seem to be driving on decent gravel roads where a rental car could probably make it…
Maybe they’re rock crawling other times— and just aren’t taking pics?
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u/Kerensky97 Back Country Adventurer Jun 02 '26
Sure. Overlanding is just car camping on dirt roads. And that thing looks like it can handle lots of dirt roads.
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u/RoughRoading Jun 03 '26
Overlanding is a multi-day - preferably several weeks or months - trip over vast distance probably in an exotic location. Dirt roads are optional.
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u/mmbatt Jun 02 '26
Is that a plaster foot with fake bones and blood coming out the top? I need more coffee lol
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u/ThePicard_2893 Jun 03 '26
I’d say yes. But I feel bad for the Padres fan. Hopefully they’ll win one soon.
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u/Grapeape934 Jun 05 '26
I saw one similar in Newland NC. I have an old Crown Vic police interceptor I have thought of doing this to. Would be a lot easier to get in and out of if it wasn't so damn close to the ground.
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u/Temporary-Cricket455 Jun 02 '26
Looks like it’s offroaded more than most Tacomas and 5G4Rs who browse this sub 😂