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Colorado is fun
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Man, y'all are making me homesick again.

As for the Arctic trucks, I'd agree they're probably too wide for our forested trails in California, but would probably be a blast in the deserts. Frequenting both shows some interesting variety in the hobby. I've never seen a Ford Raptor in the Sierras, nor a Suzuki Sidekick in the desert, but both are exemplars in their natural habitats. "Off Road" kinda depends on your ecosystem, and California's glaciers aren't drivable anymore (haven't been since the days of the Mastodon).

One thing I like about the 150 is it's versatility. We might not be the best at any one style of wheeling, but we get around okay just about anywhere. Anyhow, here's a pic from May that I never posted.

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Hit 160k

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Headed to camp about 90 miles from home. Ambient temps started at 98F and went down to 81F at the destination. Had to use S mode and gears 3-5 on the highway. Got an avg. of 10.1 MPG.

The GX470 transmission feels more “connected” compared to the GX460. Lockup achieved in S with gears 4-6 at the price of MPH. I was behind semi trucks chillin. Slow drive but she is capable.

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Headed to camp about 90 miles from home. Had to use S mode and gears 3-5 on the highway. Got an avg. of 10.1 MPG.

The GX470 transmission feels more “connected” compared to the GX460. Lockup achieved in all gears used at the price of MPH. I was behind semi trucks chillin. Slow drive but she is capable.

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Just finished 2, 6.5 hour tows in the last 2 weeks, pulling our 19’ bow rider with a full cargo area and roof. The boat and trailer are just under 4k lbs water ready. 65mph seems to be the sweet spot. I was averaging almost 12mpg until I hit a strong headwind coming home. On the way, I averaged 10.6 but also pushed it above 70 a few times out of eagerness to start vacation.
 
You can barely make out the sun in the first pic. Even here (Assateague, July 17), the effect from the fires was impossible to avoid. When the breeze hit just right, you could feel it...must have been far worse for those closer to the fires. We had broken blue skies this morning before leaving the park.
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Did see a nice LX with a fresh lift and Victory front bumper on the island. May have another pic to add. Spotted three other GX460s while on this run.
 
You can barely make out the sun in the first pic. Even here (Assateague, July 17), the effect from the fires was impossible to avoid. When the breeze hit just right, you could feel it...must have been far worse for those closer to the fires. We had broken blue skies this morning before leaving the park.
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Did see a nice LX with a fresh lift and Victory front bumper on the island. May have another pic to add. Spotted three other GX460s while on this run.
I still need to make it there, looks like an awesome place.

Air quality here in CT was terrible-- saw over 250 on the AQI scale. Smelled like campfire outside and could barely see down the street. Killed my asthma lol.


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I still need to make it there, looks like an awesome place.
Friends of ours couldn't make it and transferred their campground for the weekend. Can't complain even with the smoke and weather. Kids found lots of seashells. I still need to check out Tom's Cove on my next visit.

If you get out there for the day or to overnight, protect your food. I saw several strategic pony strikes where some lost everything. Tents, coolers, screaming moms with spatulas...the ponies don't care and it is more a when not if scenario.
 
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