Went out to see the aspens and found a couple neat trails (even some snow).
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Woke to first snows outside of Jackson WY. Camping up on the Shadow Mountain FS road.
An back east, it was 88 today and that's "Africa Hot" !
At this point in it's "transformation" from the soccer mom days.
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From a friend of mine at the Off-Road expo in Nagoya.
This is in the Waiparous, Alberta area. Bit cold at night in the tent but a great way to end the summer.
Awesome, How did your RTT handle the cold?
Looks awesome! Did you paint the front grill black, and if so, what products did you use? Also, what sliders are those?
New to me LX470. Picked it up with 270k miles. Sitting in high position. First trip will be Baja 1000 prerun
It's the original grille. All I did was paint the emblem black.
The sliders were custom built to my specs. (I copied and tweaked another example)
Idaho Savage
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Got after some grouse in the hills tonight. Very steep mining road that was often blown out, muddy and up to a foot of snow--mostly all off camber. Only tracks were a squiggly quad (balsy) and some elk. Rig never even slipped an inch...it's laughable how insanely capable our 100s are.
bgolf247 - RTT handled cold similar to a ground tent (with a thick insulating pad). I do like entering from under the RTT (so a dry entry). Challenge is getting snow off the top of the tent (long handled brush would be good) and then drying the tent out afterwards in a multi-day camping scenario. Having a 15deg down bag also helps. This is the new Yakima SkyRise 3 RTT that I'm testing.
Expedition to Mars last week.
Poser shots FTW
Thanks, thats WWII Olive drab monstainer
If you don’t look back at your rig everytime you walk away from it do you really have the right truck?
Took it on the ferry this past weekend
