SAS SAS #10 Official Page 8/03/26-8/07/26

[CruiserTrash]

If he had planned it a little better, he could have just brought it along to the KOA to swap... like I'm planning to do.

Please tell me somebody here bought this when it was at auction so we can do a live motor swap at the KOA.

 

[Mike Shull]

Please tell me somebody here bought this when it was at auction so we can do a live motor swap at the KOA.

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Another version of a tree saver?

 

[Ditcherman]

Please tell me somebody here bought this when it was at auction so we can do a live motor swap at the KOA.

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I tried buying this, didn’t try too hard though.
At least you could wheel with the Hilux not sure how good this would do.

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ETA has crane on back.

 

[Broski]

I tried buying this, didn’t try too hard though.
At least you could wheel with the Hilux not sure how good this would do.

No Reserve: 1997 Toyota Dyna Diesel 4WD 5-Speed w/Crane

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: 1997 Toyota Dyna Diesel 4WD 5-Speed w/Crane at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #223,533.

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ETA has crane on back.

IMO they would wheel about the same. Both IFS Cab forward would give you great view of the trail

 

[Ditcherman]

IMO they would wheel about the same. Both IFS Cab forward would give you great view of the trail

Driver would be first to the scene of the accident, and there would be an accident with that for sure.
I did not know Hilux was IFS.

 

[matzell]

IMO they would wheel about the same. Both IFS Cab forward would give you great view of the trail

Actually some 89-94's from other than North America could have come with a solid front axle. A friend of mine had one.

Thread 'Solid axle diesel hilux help'

Apr 8, 2013

I've been looking into buying this 1994 Toyota hilux 2.8 diesel with a solid front axle. It's going to be my first car and I plan on going off road (not just dirt roads).

I don't know how reliable that diesel is. Has anyone had any problems with one?

What are some things I have to look out for??

Here are some pics of the truck I'm looking at:

• 89classic
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• Forum: Toyota Hilux / Surf

 

[Broski]

Driver would be first to the scene of the accident, and there would be an accident with that for sure.
I did not know Hilux was IFS.

You said wheeling I think for a Overland wheeler cab forward Dyna would be super cool

 

[Broski]

Actually some 89-94's from other than North America could have come with a solid front axle. A friend of mine had one.

Thread 'Solid axle diesel hilux help'

Apr 8, 2013

I've been looking into buying this 1994 Toyota hilux 2.8 diesel with a solid front axle. It's going to be my first car and I plan on going off road (not just dirt roads).

I don't know how reliable that diesel is. Has anyone had any problems with one?

What are some things I have to look out for??

Here are some pics of the truck I'm looking at:

• 89classic
• Replies: 5
• Forum: Toyota Hilux / Surf

Yes but very rare

 

[Plains Cruiser]

Had a few beverages and got nostalgic about SAS 9 and went through some photos I hadn't shared before. What a trip.

 

[Flatlanderfj40]

Had a few beverages and got nostalgic about SAS 9 and went through some photos I hadn't shared before. What a trip.

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That’s a fun game.

 

[thatcabledude]

Those fancy electronic map apps will get you in a sketchy situation if you have no experience. I'll trust a paper map all day vs. something that requires power.
Common sense is not so common.

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I think that guy was carrying @RevISK spare parts he mentioned

 

[CruiserTrash]

Been thinking about SAS over here too.

@Ratboy & the kids

Higgy

@mazder & part of the KC contingent on a day with lots of drama for @gonzopancho

@Fyffer and I en route to Ouray

 

[gonzopancho]

Been thinking about SAS over here too.

@mazder & part of the KC contingent on a day with lots of drama for @gonzopancho

With luck, those issues are fixed. Hopefully bringing our son this year. He really enjoyed Moab last year.

 

[CruiserTrash]

With luck, those issues are fixed. Hopefully bringing our son this year. He really enjoyed Moab last year.

Either we do a Bolam Pass Revenge trip, or pick something else. I’d love to meet him and finally spend a day on a trail with you.

 

[sogncab]

This is a super CHILL event, first timers don't STRESS !!

Strangers won't lead you astray, but your friends will.

 

[mtn biker]

Strangers won't lead you astray, but your friends will.

Truer words have never been spoken. Especially friends like @RevISK

 

[sogncab]

Truer words have never been spoken. Especially friends like @RevISK

Nah. The Reverend Ian is a far better human than my friends.

My friends want to see you sweat and squirm.

 

[Kleatus]

Those fancy electronic map apps will get you in a sketchy situation if you have no experience. I'll trust a paper map all day vs. something that requires power.
Common sense is not so common.

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I think there was more at play here than just GPS

 

[mtn biker]

On this week's episode of the Classic Land Cruisers Podcast @POTATO LAUNCHER rejoins me to quell my concerns and let me know what to expect in my first experience at the Solid Axle Summit for their 10th anniversary.

 

[BombCity]

On this week's episode of the Classic Land Cruisers Podcast @POTATO LAUNCHER rejoins me to quell my concerns and let me know what to expect in my first experience at the Solid Axle Summit for their 10th anniversary.

Finally getting to listen to this podcast. Things have been stupid busy at the office and I'm just now listening. Super glad to hear your Dad is coming, Dan @mtn biker, and hopefully your son, as well. You're totally right this is a multi-generational gathering. My twins have been coming since year one and Chanette's youngest daughter (15YO) came for the first time last year and swears she will never miss one going forward.

As Casey said, the airport in Montrose is super easy and only 30-40 minutes from camp if that helps you get the fam up there.

Great work, fellas!