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Yikes!!
It’s like he said to himself...
“How can I give my truck the best chance for a rollover...?” :oops:

Normal tent mounts are high enough, but that is just nutty...

That's 2nd floor penthouse suit! Hahaha
Jeez driving must be miserable with that
 
OK... This Lounge-Recliner-Seat-Hack actually works quite nicely.

Long-drive passenger will travel in napsville...! :hillbilly:


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Less distorted view...
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OK... This Lounge-Recliner-Seat-Hack actually works quite nicely.

Long-drive passenger will travel in napsville...!

I tried doing this with mine but those dang rear monitors get in the way.
 
Out camping and met a fellow cruiserhead. Picture perfect conditions lakeside. Summer is off to a great start.

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I was impressed with his rig and build-out. He was impressed with the 200s ability to tow such a large camper. Mutual respect and love of cruisers.

Obligatory not so great picture to prove the 200-series was there...as this is a 200-series picture thread after all. :smokin:

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I few pics I grabbed from the FB lc200 page, knowing that most here aren’t on there.

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THAT... is a great example of why it’s amusing when US auto articles declare Toyota should discontinue the LC as an unpopular relic. Maybe not a big hit in the US...but on several other continents? Wow!

That photo is nuts. White is clearly king of the color choices!
 
Saw this at the trailhead. Little old and a little new...
This is a curious case of, “Just because you CAN, doesn’t mean you SHOULD.”
 
This is a curious case of, “Just because you CAN, doesn’t mean you SHOULD.”

It's actually a good representation of two different build philosophies.
 
It's actually a good representation of two different build philosophies.

Re that crazy-high RTT Mount...
I would love for one of our number-crunchers to somehow roughly calculate rollover leverage created as the massive weight of that RTT goes up & away from the suspension. The multiplication must be crazy...

Reminds me of this snap I took of a “truck load” in Jalalabad, Afghanistan...ha! :)
Honestly curious how they managed to load this thing...
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Re that crazy-high RTT Mount...
I would love for one of our number-crunchers to somehow roughly calculate rollover leverage created as the massive weight of that RTT goes up & away from the suspension. The multiplication must be crazy...

Reminds me of this snap I took of a “truck load” in Jalalabad, Afghanistan...ha! :)
Honestly curious how they managed to load this thing...
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Haha, how about those trucks that roam through San Diego with everyone's crap headed down to Tijuana.
 
"Now where did I park?"

I always think of a police APBs or car chases...that go something like: “Suspect last seen heading toward dunes in white Land Cruiser...”

Within a few minutes, a thousand drivers are arrested. :hillbilly:
 
Re that crazy-high RTT Mount...
I would love for one of our number-crunchers to somehow roughly calculate rollover leverage created as the massive weight of that RTT goes up & away from the suspension. The multiplication must be crazy...

Reminds me of this snap I took of a “truck load” in Jalalabad, Afghanistan...ha! :)
Honestly curious how they managed to load this thing...
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You'll be surprised of the things Afghans make work Haha!
 
You'll be surprised of the things Afghans make work Haha!

So true. When I was there installing/training teachers to use stuff at a rare, school-for-girls computer lab, I asked if they had a “ladder.”

They said, “Yes, we have one!”
Here was the “ladder” ...
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I guess if it gets you off the floor, it counts as a ladder. :)
I appreciated it though. We are so spoiled...
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Plus...their ladders can handle two people! :)
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To stay slightly on-topic...saw this in town there too:
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I have used a 5 gal bucket a lot times to get a little higher. I guess that is just a 55 gal bucket.
 

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