Official LX570s Picture Thread (19 Viewers)

[1world1love]

And the drawers:

 

[1world1love]

And finally some camp shots. Definitely social distancing. We didn’t see anybody for a couple of days:

 

[TeCKis300]

^Drool. I can't say I wasn't secretly hoping you would upsize your tires to something more aggressive to complement your build. Bee's knees indeed. It sure sets off the rig and looks the part!

I'm going to continue to not so secretly live vicariously through pics of your incredibly photogenic rig.

 

[tincan45]

And finally some camp shots. Definitely social distancing. We didn’t see anybody for a couple of days:

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Always like to see pictures of your build. One of my favorites....flowers are nice too.

 

[1world1love]

Thanks @TeCKis300 and @tincan45 - you guys have pretty badass rigs as well. And I’m glad that folks like @benc and @sleeoffroad make primo stuff for LXs. It’s great to be able to hop in the truck with your wife and kids and drive to where nobody is within a 10 mile radius of you and know that your hardware will hold up when your grey matter resourcing is overconfident. What’s also great is going down a path that everybody else has left to nature, loosening some fillings along the way, and then driving home on the freeway smoother than an Escalade, with a wife, two kids, and a dog, all snoozing away.

 

[Tex68w]

Bone stock other than the AT's but it lets us hit the beach with comfort and class.

 

[tbisaacs]

 

[gentimmy]

And finally some camp shots. Definitely social distancing. We didn’t see anybody for a couple of days:

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What tire size are you running?

 

[Tim Foil]

What’s also great is going down a path that everybody else has left to nature, loosening some fillings along the way, and then driving home on the freeway smoother than an Escalade, with a wife, two kids, and a dog, all snoozing away.

This is why we have the LX. You are so very correct here sir. This weekend: Sycamore Creek to End of the World in AZ via lightly touched forest roads.
A steep creek crossing. Home on the freeway. Smooth as butter the whole time.

 

[1world1love]

What tire size are you running?

285/75/17 BFG KO2s

 

[1world1love]

This is why we have the LX. You are so very correct here sir. This weekend: Sycamore Creek to End of the World in AZ via lightly touched forest roads.
A steep creek crossing. Home on the freeway. Smooth as butter the whole time.
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Your truck is looking good in that shade of white

 

[gentimmy]

285/75/17 BFG KO2s

Thanks! It looks great

 

[1world1love]

I just posted this in my shiny new build thread, but thought I would drop it here as well. Just a before and after:

 

[tbisaacs]

I occasionally fantasize about an AEV’d RAM power wagon but then remember that I live In the PNW and all of the tight spaces I currently fit in to.

 

[Dayhiker]

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I occasionally fantasize about an AEV’d RAM power wagon but then remember that I live In the PNW and all of the tight spaces I currently fit in to.

Great picture! Jealous of your location and getting the kids out into the wilderness with the LX. And I share your AEV Power Wagon fantasy. The full size pickups have my attention, especially when I need to load things like concrete mix bags and 4x4's into the back.

 

[TeCKis300]

Did someone say concrete?

~1600 lbs between concrete and stuff. AHC didn't even flinch. Made it easier on my back to load and unload in the low position.

 

[PittDP]

Wanted to put up some photos from last weeks trip to the San Juan mountains including the Alpine Loop. The LX was awesome. Not bad on the 275/60/20 Nitto Grapler at 33psi. Found out my wife likes to travel the mountain roads which is a huge win! My sons 7&9 were loving it!

 

[PittDP]

Wanted to put up some photos from last weeks trip to the San Juan mountains including the Alpine Loop. The LX was awesome. Not bad on the 275/60/20 Nitto Grapler at 33psi. Found out my wife likes to travel the mountain roads which is a huge win! My sons 7&9 were loving it! View attachment 2334984

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[1world1love]

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Beautiful shots and badass rig!

 

[Dayhiker]

Did someone say concrete?

~1600 lbs between concrete and stuff. AHC didn't even flinch. Made it easier on my back to load and unload in the low position.

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Yep, mine looked the same! Having the AHC level with all that in the back and I thought "stop looking at trucks you moron".