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I used a similar REI platform for an extended trip a few years ago in my 470. I didn't use the front legs, since my seats don't fold flat. I just rested the platform on the seatback. I removed the other seat so that I would have room for a...

As far as it goes. IIRC I get about a 75" bed. Fortunately with seat memory it is easy to return it to where it was, in the morning.

Played around North East of RMNP. Did Moody Hill, Green Pig Road, Buckhorn Pass and returned on Old Flowers road in under an hour. Lost a lot of time trying to find alternative cross overs between Buckhorn Pass and Old Flowers Road, but...

Looks like I missed a few of you in the San Juans this weekend. I need to get the rest of the pics from my daughter but here is a pic from our campsite the first night.

A poser shot from Dome Rock near the Great Western Divide Hwy. We had a nice little 450mi drive yesterday, mostly on pavement but a fun & challenging drive nonetheless.

Some awesome photos from everyone! I didn’t do any hard trails, but the views were very nice.

How far up do you need to scoot the drivers side seat up? When I've slept on the passenger side, I needed a couple inches moved forward.

I am a fan of this idea. I built my own platform out of 20/20 aluminum and it didn't cost anything close to $600. But it works well, I am 6'2" and can lay straight out if I want to, with my head against the drivers seat back...

Wow! Love seeing everyone getting out on the trails with their rigs! Very inspiring!

Had a great weekend with my OEM+ in San Juan national forest.

Also did Bunce School Road as well as Ironclads and found the balance point between stable and rolling over in the truck descending at over 30 degrees off camber. One of the few moments were i regret KDSS. Thankfully they are rare.

Did the first part of Middle Saint Vrain.

laurel lakes outside mammoth

1,950 miles, from Reno to parts of the WA BDR to the San Juans to some National Parks and back. All during one of the hottest weeks the PNW has seen in awhile.

Don't forget skid plates! A must have even for light off roading. Also, if you're not doing a rear bumper, you'll probably need to trim the rear factory bumper up a wee bit for a better departure angle.

Hi all - New to the GX460, but had a GX470. Looking forward to building this truck up for offroad/camping/etc. 2021 - Purchased with 34K miles. Premium / Sepia Interior / Red Claret Mica Exterior Bone stock w/ starter pics next to Reba.

Quick question, are you under 6 foot tall? They show a woman laying on their cot. Just thinking, generally women are shorter than men. I'm 6'-0", and having slept in the back of mine when my RTT was off, I had to scoot the passenger front seat up...

Was that one of the passes going east from the 395? Maybe Monitor Pass, Sonora Pass or Tioga Pass?

subalpine lake on hwy395. about 10000ft. was so glad i have steel skids and sliders for my pretty much stock vehicle.

All done with the winch just need to tension it. My truck now has a pacifier.

Nice clean job with all the wiring! Guess you won't be using the Slee dual ARB compressor mount there! Oh! And don't forget to grab your Leatherman and socket before closing the hood! 😁

fuse block and cut off switch are mounted.

You wont be able to unsee it. 😂👨 The mustache cut.

Still much to do, but the hard part is done.