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You can purchase Pathfinder Off Road Products via Toyota (toyotatrdparts.com) by contacting Phil at pstetson@vtaig.com

Your cost from Toyota should be just under $200 and Phil should have a couple in stock.



Thank You,

Nathan Clark
CEO
Pathfinder Recovery Gear LLC.
682-560-3494
info@pathfinderrecoverygear.com

I may take the plunge with you. Can ypu send me the link?

Kevin, This is all the info I have. The link at the top will bring you to the PRG home page.
 
Kevin, This is all the info I have. The link at the top will bring you to the PRG home page.

If y'all order anything from them, let me know. Maybe we can split shipping. I need 2 more HID lights and a snorkel. Well, maybe a snorkel... :princess: REALLY hates it. She needs some female influences to help change her mind...:popcorn:
 
Added 2 more events to our Schedule of events thread....

Sun Feb 19, while some of us are returning from Superlift, is the Sweetheart ride out at Daniels Property which is somewhere around Hammond. As I get more info I will post it but if memory serves, your sweetheart gets to drive at this event.......:eek:

Sat Feb 25, AWOL is having another trail building day or maintenance day at the new property in Kentwood. I know Brad (TinCan) went to the last one a while back....not sure if anyone else from our Krewe went. Anyway, they are meeting Sat morning at 8am at the Kangaroo on N. Puma Dr which is just off I-55 at Exit 32.

All these are on the old LA4X4 which is now LouisianaOffroad.com.
 
Brian, Brad, and Kevin,

I sent Phil with toyotatrdparts.com an email asking if a group buy was possible, how many we would have to order, pricing, shipping cost, and general info on the PRG snorkel. I will let you all know what he says as soon as I get a response.:beer:
 
Looking for some winch recomendations. Would prefer a package deal with synthetic rope. Also what are your thoughts on the different control options. I'm seeing alot that include wireless remotes. Also any thoughts on reciver style mounts that can be removed, or even used both front and rear?
 
Wireless remotes are really nice. You may also look into in-cab controls, it's pretty easy to do and is convenient.

There are a couple issues with receiver style winches, for one the weight of actually having to take it out and use it, secondly the room that it's going to eat up inside your vehicle, and thirdly the wiring will get very expensive when you have to make that run to the back. I'm about to have to buy the wire for mine that will be mounted in my rear bumper and I'm not looking forward to it.
 
Just wanted to let everyone know, i got accepted into Cardiovascular Ultrasound school. I have a bachelor's degree in Marketing, which turned out to be a worthless piece of paper in this economy, so I went and talked to the guys at Southern Medical Ultrasound school today and got accepted into the program. It is a year-long program, that starts in July, and i will be in school Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Every second that i'm not in school i will either be studying, or spending time with Zoey and Alex, so needless to say, once July hits, you won't see me for a year. I wont be able to work, so unfortunetely that means no wheeling trips, no buying anything for my rig, or time to wrench on it. I will pretty much have to put my life on hold for a year. My brother and his girlfriend went through the program and although it is extremely hard, and you have to study your ass off, it will pay off in the end. They both got really good jobs right after graduating and are making bank. I will still try to make the LLK meetings if i can.
 
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First and for most, congratulations!!!!

I also have a wonderful Marketing degree - sounded like a good idea at the time. That's how I landed in the car business.

If you need anything with your rig, I will help where I can, just ask.
 
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