Are you an adventure seeker looking to explore the wild in your off-road vehicle? The wait is over! This September, gear up for the ultimate guide to off-roading, bug-out, and overlanding vehicles with Gun Digest’s new book “Overland: Project Guide to Offroad, Bug Out and Overlanding Vehicles.”

This guide is a must-have for every off-road enthusiast. Whether you’re a seasoned overlander or just starting your journey, this book offers insights, tips, and techniques to conquer any terrain.

Why Overland?

• Comprehensive Guide: From choosing the right vehicle to essential gear, this book covers everything you need to know. It’s not just about the vehicle; it’s about the entire experience. Learn how to plan your trip, what to pack, and how to navigate through different terrains. Learn more about overland truck, SUV, and UTV builds, rooftop tents and trailer, camp kitchen setups, lift kits and suspension upgrades, off-road recovery gear, food and water storage, and more.
• Expert Advice: Learn from the pros with step-by-step instructions and real-life experiences. The authors share their wisdom, mistakes, and successes, providing you with a well-rounded view of what it takes to be an overlander.
• Visual Treat: With detailed images of custom overlanding rigs, this book is a visual delight.

Don’t miss out on this exclusive pre-order opportunity. Get your copy now at GunDigest Store and embark on an unforgettable adventure that transcends the ordinary driving experience. Whether you’re an urban dweller looking to escape the bustle of the city, or a rural explorer seeking new challenges, “Overland” is your guide to self-reliance, exploration, and the joy of the open road.

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Written by Patrick Diedrich