Club Member Trucks! Post up pics of your ride! (1 Viewer)

[Wheelingnoob]

That is a seriousely nice looking Lexus (do not let anyone tell you its a Land Cruiser )

Defiantly come to cruiser days on the 20th if you can. Seeing all the trucks will make you wallet feel as though its loosing weight at every turn.

 

[lettereleven]

Thats all for the warm welcome (and the comment on the truck).
Really looking forward to meeting you at the next meeting.

Sadly, in a class on Cruiser days. But I will be there for the August meeting.

See you then.
Jamie.

 

[Road Warrior 808]

Here is my (mostly) stock '75. Photo taken on the Airplane Creek trail. Mount Slesse in background.

 

[kim]

That is a beauty picture!

 

[pbgbottle]

doh! missed this one, yes left for job opportunity's for sure
as for that green 4dr sidekick ,it is my wifes . i could be in for a beer

Right, yes they seemed to have done a lot of work to the yard. Mine is quite the swamp during winter. That's right I think they moved due to a job opportunity or so I heard from his next door neighbor. Do you know the person with a green lifted Suzuki 4 door? I saw it once in a while by their house, I think. There is another guy close to 60th & 172nd with a RHD 80, but I haven't spoken to him yet. Anyway, if you're ever going by my place stop by for a beer if you have time.

 

[pbgbottle]

nice photo road warrior

 

[Enigma]

Some serious bumpage needed....

 

[Ol Yeller]

Had my 74 55 for about 2 years now, met some of you at the last meeting, hope to make some progress over this winter.

 

[AJAEbj42]

Nice! love seeing a running FJ55!

 

[Camulus]

I'm not a member, how do I join?

1984 BJ42

 

[AJAEbj42]

The process for joining CC is to attend two meetings where we vote you in at the second meeting and take your $20 for annual dues, which among discounts on t-shirts, cruiser days entries, etc, gets you $20 discount for the annual Christmas dinner and a sticker.

For out-of-towners, we offer an Associate Membership for those who cannot attend meetings and do not plan to attend the Christmas dinner (if you do attend the dinner, the cost is $40 instead of $20), you can pay $5 for a sticker and this also gets you discounts on t-shirts, cruiser days entries, etc.

Membership dues are good for one year and are all due on January 1.

I see you are from Coldstream (our VP, Phil is up your way as well), so if you'd like to be an Associate Member, you are welcome to send $5 with your name and address either via cheque, paypal, or interac e-transfer to:

Rob Schulz
Treasurer
Coastal Cruisers 4WD Club
34448 Kent Ave
Abbotsford, B.C.
V2S 2W8

e-mail: robert.schulz@telus.net



Oh, and beauty truck by the way!

 

[Camulus]

The process for joining CC is to attend two meetings where we vote you in at the second meeting and take your $20 for annual dues, which among discounts on t-shirts, cruiser days entries, etc, gets you $20 discount for the annual Christmas dinner and a sticker.

For out-of-towners, we offer an Associate Membership for those who cannot attend meetings and do not plan to attend the Christmas dinner (if you do attend the dinner, the cost is $40 instead of $20), you can pay $5 for a sticker and this also gets you discounts on t-shirts, cruiser days entries, etc.

Membership dues are good for one year and are all due on January 1.

I see you are from Coldstream (our VP, Phil is up your way as well), so if you'd like to be an Associate Member, you are welcome to send $5 with your name and address either via cheque, paypal, or interac e-transfer to:

Rob Schulz
Treasurer
Coastal Cruisers 4WD Club
34448 Kent Ave
Abbotsford, B.C.
V2S 2W8

e-mail: robert.schulz@telus.net



Oh, and beauty truck by the way!

Thanks Rob. I will send the funds via interact e-transfer for an Associate membership. I will keep a lookout around town for Phil's rig.
Cheers,
Grant

 

[Enigma]

I will keep a lookout around town for Phil's rig.
Cheers,
Grant

Plural, rig'S

 

[AJAEbj42]

Thanks Rob. I will send the funds via interact e-transfer for an Associate membership. I will keep a lookout around town for Phil's rig.
Cheers,
Grant

Grant, let me know when you send it so I can keep an eye out for it. Thanks.

 

[Granite Grinder]

Thanks Rob. I will send the funds via interact e-transfer for an Associate membership. I will keep a lookout around town for Phil's rig.
Cheers,
Grant

Hi Grant,
The one you'll see running around would be a red 1990 FJ62 with a roof rack. We live more Lavington/ Coldstream, on Highway 6 towards Lumby.
Also have an 80 series in the stable, as well as a couple of 40 series, though none of those get out much

 

[Camulus]

Hi Grant,
The one you'll see running around would be a red 1990 FJ62 with a roof rack. We live more Lavington/ Coldstream, on Highway 6 towards Lumby.
Also have an 80 series in the stable, as well as a couple of 40 series, though none of those get out much

I'll keep an eye out for you. We are right in Coldstream, I like to excercise, so we are a couple of blocks from the pub!

 

[Granite Grinder]

I'll keep an eye out for you. We are right in Coldstream, I like to excercise, so we are a couple of blocks from the pub!

Alexanders

 

[Camulus]

Alexanders

Yes. I don't recommend the food but the beer is good!

 

[bj70_guy]

Old news to some of you, but I've acquired a 1990 HDJ81.

Locked, Emu heavies, 285/75R16 Cooper ST Maxx, part time 4x4, ATEB 3" exhaust, Trekken Off Road drawer/storage/sleeping platform, ARB bumper w/ chinese winch and syn rope, Jason's rear bumper, sliders, and skids, Isspro gauges, couple awnings, dual band ham radio.
Had a ton of Redreefer's impeccable-as-always work poured into it and it's running great. Thanks again Rob.

As my wallet recovers it will get a solar panel, low range t case gears, intercooler, G turbo, some Wholesale tranny bits (f'in autos…), the HF set up I never installed in the 74, a sub tank, and probably 35s - though I'm going to give the 33s a try. At least keep them for long highway trips if nothing else.

I think they make a pretty nice pair.

 

[Enigma]

Old news to some of you, but I've acquired a 1990 HDJ81.



Locked, Emu heavies, 285/75R16 Cooper ST Maxx, part time 4x4, ATEB 3" exhaust, Trekken Off Road drawer/storage/sleeping platform, ARB bumper w/ chinese winch and syn rope, Jason's rear bumper, sliders, and skids, Isspro gauges, couple awnings, dual band ham radio.
Had a ton of Redreefer's impeccable-as-always work poured into it and it's running great. Thanks again Rob.

As my wallet recovers it will get a solar panel, low range t case gears, intercooler, G turbo, some Wholesale tranny bits (f'in autos…), the HF set up I never installed in the 74, a sub tank, and probably 35s - though I'm going to give the 33s a try. At least keep them for long highway trips if nothing else.

HF Setup?