Method NV, Cooper ST MAXX, 2007
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Method NV, Cooper ST MAXX, 2007
Good looking truck and tires. On a leaning side note ...I see a lot of potential for “reclaimed” wood for floors , etc.New rubber installed today
285/75/16, stock suspension.
Gonna roll like this through the winter, may decide to do a mild lift in the spring. I like the way it sits though for now.
New rubber installed today
285/75/16, stock suspension.
Gonna roll like this through the winter, may decide to do a mild lift in the spring. I like the way it sits though for now.
I'm running 285's on a stock suspension as well. I'm satisfied with the look and the truck rides and handles well. Only thing I might do is give the torsion bars a crank or two to level it up a little. I built my last rig with lift, bumper, rack, etc. I think I'm going to keep this one mostly stock.
Nice... yeah I am thinking of sticking pretty close to stock, I feel like I could just buy one thats modded already. It might be harder to find cleanish stock trucks in years to come. With tires, shocks, minor improvements It's so capable already, I believe it will take me pretty much everywhere I'd want to go. I may do some medium duty springs in the back, maybe replace the t bars. I cranked them a bit already and don't want to go too far on them.
Night trail run with the guys! I finally get to use my rocks lights and my ditch light! 
The T4R Limited is a great substitute for a 200s if you want something smaller and more affordable. Got a lot of creature comforts! Maybe my next rig? Nah! Just gonna save up for a 200 series. LC for life.
I thought about getting a hitch mounted tire carrier but after seeing how much departure angle it sacrifices, I don't think it is worth. It certainly looks cool though.
Fresh off a trip from the mall.
The T4R Limited is a great substitute for a 200s if you want something smaller and more affordable. Got a lot of creature comforts! Maybe my next rig? Nah! Just gonna save up for a 200 series. LC for life.
I thought about getting a hitch mounted tire carrier but after seeing how much departure angle it sacrifices, I don't think it is worth. It certainly looks cool though.
Fresh off a trip from the mall.
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Picked the kids up early from school for a weekend at a friend's ranch. The rear hitch carrier makes a good substitute until we get a roof rack!
Hello all, I purchased my first Land Cruiser this past weekend and just my second Toyota overall (coming from a 2016 4Runner TRD Pro). The Land Cruiser is a 2003 with 120,000 miles. Looking forward to learning more about my 100 series through these forums.
Which light are you calling your “ditch light”?
aNight trail run with the guys! I finally get to use my rocks lights and my ditch light!
The T4R Limited is a great substitute for a 200s if you want something smaller and more affordable. Got a lot of creature comforts! Maybe my next rig? Nah! Just gonna save up for a 200 series. LC for life.
I thought about getting a hitch mounted tire carrier but after seeing how much departure angle it sacrifices, I don't think it is worth. It certainly looks cool though.
Fresh off a trip from the mall.
The one mounted on my hood. I have it aimed downwards towards where the ditch of the road would be.
Looks like a blast!Hit up Cleghorn with the local Toyota 4x4 guys... And a Jeep
Trailing above the clouds.
Here are mine, some of off the beaten path, some not
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Inspired by MTKID (and true to his state) sometimes it just takes a big sky...
Fresh new interior! Ruff Tuff.
After a quick spin around Lake Arcadia, OK
So much sidewall!
weakspleen
Nachos rule!!
2005 LC window decal etching.
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weakspleen
Nachos rule!!
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