CYURE GOES TO NC!! 9/26/26

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The event just hit Instagram so if anyone is thinking of going I wouldn’t wait too long to RSVP. The confirmation email they send states you need to show that email to gain entrance to the event so it sounds like there’s a limit as to how many people can attend and they aren’t just letting in anyone who shows up.

I can’t wait!!

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BTW-KUDO’s to the graphics team on the “IH” throwback nod with the guitar. Didn’t absorb that the first time but WELL DONE team ⭐
 
Packing is such a personal thing and seems similar to my wife. I’ll throw some crap in a bag Thursday night, toss in my sundry go-bag Friday morning and hit the road right after I set the GPS.
Yeah no. I have to pick outfits. Makeup bags. Make sure I have all my jewelry set out the night before and into the travel jewelry box. Lotions and potions. It’s a process!
 
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Come on weather, hold!!

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Packing is such a personal thing and seems similar to my wife. I’ll throw some crap in a bag Thursday night, toss in my sundry go-bag Friday morning and hit the road right after I set the GPS.
Oh and snacks. Gotta have the right car snacks. We have a car snacks thread, right?
 
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Hey @cyure, @J Alynn, and @jdm111er.28078! I understand you'll all be at the NC event. Can one of you do me a huge solid if possible at all? Can on one of you get the actual step-in height for the trail-ready traveler? From the ground to the top of the floorboards/carpet. I know cyrue got an estimate from her phone, but I want the actual measurement so I can compare it to my '23 Silverado ZR2 that I had previously. That thing was a beast to get in and out of and I know the step in height on that. Generally curious about how they compare. I bet they are close. The Travelers with 35's look huge. It's not vital if it's not possible.
 
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Hey @cyure, @J Alynn, and @jdm111er.28078! I understand you'll all be at the NC event. Can one of you do me a huge solid if possible at all? Can on one of you get the actual step-in height for the trail-ready traveler? From the ground to the top of the floorboards/carpet. I know cyrue got an estimate from her phone, but I want the actual measurement so I can compare it to my '23 Silverado ZR2 that I had previously. That thing was a beast to get in and out of and I know the step in height on that. Generally curious about how they compare. I bet they are close. The Travelers with 35's look huge. It's not vital if it's not possible.
I will see what I can do, but i will say having sat in it I didn’t feel like it was difficult to get into. There’s not a grab handle on the driver’s side yet, there will be, and I was making a conscious effort not to hurt the Traveler, but I didn’t have any trouble getting in. I also just asked the hubs and he didn’t recall having any difficulty. He said it felt about like getting into my Wrangler and she’s on 33s.
 
Hey @cyure, @J Alynn, and @jdm111er.28078! I understand you'll all be at the NC event. Can one of you do me a huge solid if possible at all? Can on one of you get the actual step-in height for the trail-ready traveler? From the ground to the top of the floorboards/carpet. I know cyrue got an estimate from her phone, but I want the actual measurement so I can compare it to my '23 Silverado ZR2 that I had previously. That thing was a beast to get in and out of and I know the step in height on that. Generally curious about how they compare. I bet they are close. The Travelers with 35's look huge. It's not vital if it's not possible.
Will see what I can do. Happy to try and help out. Obviously final height may vary but if I can get up close and personal enough I will try
 
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