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Desk to Glory, Tundra House on Wheels

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Ever wanted to ship your car and explore some foreign lands around the world?
Richard and Ashley Giordano of "Desk to Glory" are doing just that with their 2nd Gen Tundra. Traversing around Europe, Northern Africa, and beyond.This truck has some serious miles ahead. Check out this article that explains some of the modifications they've done in preparation for the trip!
Also make sure to follow them on instagram @desktoglory

https://www.chaosfab.com/lifestyle/blog/desk-to-glory-tundra-house-on-wheels/
 

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Nothing new. In the 80's a couple built a truck and camper and and drove down to the tip of South America. I believe they called their series of article "The Turtly Expeditions". Compared to what they did remember, this was 50 years ago, wandering around Europe and North Africa today pale by comparison.
 
jeepnik said:
Nothing new. In the 80's a couple built a truck and camper and and drove down to the tip of South America. I believe they called their series of article "The Turtly Expeditions". Compared to what they did remember, this was 50 years ago, wandering around Europe and North Africa today pale by comparison.
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I read pretty much this same comment on a Jeep forum back in 2001. Then again on a MTB forum in 2005. We're talking 20 years ago at the DAWN of forums.They were way better by comparison.
 
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