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Proud husband of a new LX470 owner. 2003, 233K miles, single-original-meticulous-lawyer-family-friend-owner, a binder full of maintenance records, endless possibilities. I'm a wrench turner and can't leave "well enough" alone so I've been busy... -
HuntersHikes reacted to Trunk Monkey's post in the thread What have you done to your 100 Series this week? with
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Orange-ish. back in black -
Parent teacher conferences:
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HuntersHikes reacted to diabetik81's post in the thread What have you done to your 100 Series this week? with Like.
My truck came w/ high clearance exhaust and bro rumble. I couldn't get that corrected fast enough. I guess being in my 40s now things have changed for me but I like silent.
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My 100 and 2nd gen
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HuntersHikes reacted to aedgington's post in the thread 200 Series and Tundra wheels on 100 series photo thread with Like.
200-series Heritage 18s.
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HuntersHikes replied to the thread Buzzing/ticking rattle from passenger side glovebox/dash area.Did you ever fix this? I have the SAME EXACT RATTLE and I'm going insane.
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Installed a little shelf onto the rack. Will come in handy when sleeping in the back for the fan and phone charger. Tablet mount still fits
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Road trip.
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https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/what-did-you-do-with-your-60-this-weekend.791380/page-815#post-14824423 ‘87 survivor, NM and TX truck.
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HuntersHikes reacted to ScotyDosentKnow's post in the thread The MUD 100 series Photos thread with Like.
Winter day at the coast. Was pretty nice, we basically had the whole beach to ourselves.
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I pull my 22' Bayliner all summer long with my '04. 5k-5.5k lbs all loaded up. Only go about 10 miles to the ramp. Flat it's fine, hills are slow and braking you need to plan ahead. Highway speeds you can watch the gas gauge drop and isn't real...
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4000lbs is nothing for a 100, it will tow that easily especially at lower altitudes. Get a trailer brake controller and airbags to complete the package.
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