I appreciate that! My problem is my TJ is already a trailer queen. She is trailered everywhere. I’ve had her for three years now and have only put 1800 miles on it. 99% of it off road. I have not considered a overland trailer (yet). Most of what we do is a combo of crawling ( my kinda wheeling) and expedition style. That may be where a trailer is handy. I’m hoping in the next four years that my son either takes my TJ or builds a rig of his own ( with my help or maybe a completed or close to finished rig). Either way, it will free up some room and have two rigs on the trail. Cause if he takes mine, I’m going to find a LJ or stretch a TJ a little and build it a little different.
Totally get it.
No worries. I get it, I never had a trailer till a few years ago and we did a 1000 mile, dirt only trip. No, the TJ stayed at home.
But three boys, a 80 pound dog and wanting to stay off the paved roads made the trailer a must have. But we don’t rock crawl the 4Runner. It gets used, but didn’t do hardcore stuff.
Was the best wheeling adventure we have ever done. No real destination. Just a topo map, IPAD with Gaia and the willingness to unplug.
Overlanding is a fun way to explore. But it’s not TJ friendly with a family.
Good luck my friend!!!