cruiserdan

Last weekend I started working on removing the steel bed floor. My initial plan was to lift the bed and cut the floor out of it in one piece. That wasn’t possible, so plan B was to disassemble the bed. That worked, it just took longer. It also...

our last evening there.

Here is an NOS fuel door information label:

77399-60010

Correct, it's a diversion door. You pull the knob upward to fuel the sub. Down for the main. The door does not completely block the main when the sub is selected. If using the sub you need to fill it first, then the main. If you fill the main...

While I really enjoyed (and am proud of) the many hard miles we put on Paul the 62 over the last couple weeks, I’ll admit that one of the first things I did upon getting home was bust out Norman the 40 and did all my errand driving in her. She...

Just got my film scans back…

Previous one from my place with y’all: The next evening camping with the central Texas crew on the east side of Stoney Pass:

Oh and THANK YOU, IH8MUD @woody for the platform to be able to make this happen and to reach a community of like-minded beings! Here’s more pics, cause I can… Lake Como more Raffle Night Group Photo Gathering Moving them in…...

Red mountain Road with @cruiserdan, @TexasLandCruiser, @Nomadcruisers44, @RevISK Lake Como!! BIG BETTY with Nomad Cruisers A little Red Mountain Road line up! More Poughkeepsie CruiseHer 2025! Just lovely out there! Squishy tires...

I am proud to be a part of Solid Axle Summit! I enjoy the people I get to work with, and I enjoy the people that get to join us. I like putting names and faces to mud-handles, though I do not remember them all, but I do try. We, directors and...

This was my first SAS and I had a blast! Thank you to everyone that helped me out and took me under their wing, especially @aandy767 ! I finally got my drone footage loaded up to YouTube. If anyone else was with me in the 85 Pickup on Monday...

You'd see some that could use your shine juice :grinpimp:

hey @Beastiethe70 ! great to meet you in line up before the photo!!! so many cool 70 series. Of course, I could repeat the glowing descriptions of this area, the awesome people, the chill welcoming vibe...it was just plain great!!!! I gotta...

As always, my favorite event. My favorite people. Thankful to share these trails with some amazing people and countless laughs along the way. Even convinced my brother to join for a day. Is it August 2026 yet?! Cheers

My tow rig is also my trail rig. Will have gone about 3,200 miles averaging terrible mpg and rarely reaching the speed limit when we finally roll home later today. We enjoyed almost every minute.

Averaged over 17 miles per gallon over ~650 miles. Most of the time it could manage posted speed limits. I was not in a hurry. The journey IS the destination.

My tow rig was my trail rig...

Factory joints have fittings.

Got home last night. Wife had put all my mail, bills, business stuff in a tub. Sorting through it this morning and on the very bottom of the stack is the latest edition of Toyota Trails, with a fantastic article in it about @cruiserdan . I feel...

After having a few days to put gear away and reset, it has been a very long time since I have enjoyed an event as much as this one. The "feel" is visceral. I don't know how else to define it

Tuesday, August 12th, 2025 SAS9 day 9. Last trail lunch. We're almost back to Creede.

Denso still makes them under their own number

It was a special treat to get to know you and your family. Events like SAS Are very special. I hope that formula never changes.

Had the fortune to camp next to @cruiserdan and get to know him and his lovely wife Sarah over the week. Trail led a few runs and hunted lakes for my boy to jump in (my daughter and I joined him for one). Met the lucky new owner of Jimmy’s...