Let's See Your Toyota Expedition Build...
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Sweet truck!
^^ what he said. Great looking truck.
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a few mods since my last post...
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Currently getting a heart transplant
Currently getting a heart transplant
I was just about the ask about that...cause our '86 Hilux is a turtle up hill on the highway and we're not hauling that camper. Is that a V6 from a Taco?
She's looking good!
-Daniel Kent
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THanks.
Yeah I made do with the 22r for the last 5 years and got tired of crawling up the mountain passes at 15 mph. This should help! Plus now I'll have AC
3.4 is from a wrecked 2002 tundra with only 40K miles.
THanks.
Yeah I made do with the 22r for the last 5 years and got tired of crawling up the mountain passes at 15 mph. This should help! Plus now I'll have AC
3.4 is from a wrecked 2002 tundra with only 40K miles.
Right on... Should be scooting over those passes now!
-Daniel Kent
Great looking truck!!
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Nice rig sunrader...
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Here's mine. Nothing major. FJ Cruiser coils, 5100s, LEDs inside, onboard air compressor, 12V charger ports on passenger and rear passenger doors, homemade fishing rod carriers, and thats pretty much it..
12V outlets on doors
Rod holders...
then one on top made from 4 inch PVC...
How she sits now... Still need to make some better mounts for my top rod holder..
12V outlets on doors
Rod holders...
then one on top made from 4 inch PVC...
How she sits now... Still need to make some better mounts for my top rod holder..
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Basic stuff so far.
ARB alum rack, 33s.
ARB alum rack, 33s.
she's been off the road for almost a year now undergoing her final outfitting, but here's a few from earlier trips around Peru
^^^ Beautiful rig and area!
-Daniel Kent
-Daniel Kent
thanks Daniel, yeah Peru is awesome for overlanding, officially more different environments than any other political landmass and you can't get to most of them safely without a 4x4... that's why I chose to be here!
Thanks for posting Damien
Beautiful pictures, keep them coming.
Beautiful pictures, keep them coming.
I just watched some youtube videos of that canoe water crossing area! Nutty!
which videos, sounds interesting? there are still literally hundreds of canoe crossings in the Peruvian amazon!
Ho. Lee. Crap. You gotta admire the huevos it took for the first guy to try that back in the day. I'm sure today it's a routine experience, but I can't say I'd be terribly calm and collected during my first crossing. Wow.