Ran Log Corral today with a bunch of cool Toyota’s and a pretty impressive Isuzu Amigo.
Build What did you do to your Land Cruiser/Toyota/Lexus 4X4 this week?
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What brandFed-Ex delivered new meat for the Tundra. Thinking this may be optimum size for the 3rd gen.
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Came home with a new to me 2004. Thanks @Wilma83
Now I have to start all over.
i love new projects
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Pro Comp. I've had good luck with them and less expensive that BFG's.
Installed my spoils from this year's Hundreds in the Hills raffle, a Dissent roof rack, on the new Cruiser.
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I was expecting running board delete
Graham is a huge fan of the running boards at this point. Now he's complaining to Sarah that the Outback doesn't have steps.
I keep telling him they're coming off at some point.
Those won't fit an Outback. It'll take a lot more than a 3 year old complaining to get Sarah to approve that purchase for the Cruiser.
Went camping at Geronimo then back roaded around Payson for awhile and checked out the fish hatchery. Nice to get out again! Daughter logged another 10 miles of wheel time and that's always awesome!
Went to Haigler creek near Kohl's ranch to do some camping
I was just up there, the fall colors were very welcome to see!
I have been there a couple of times and could not find the waterfall. We did find a spot looked promising but it was dried up. If you have a pin for that I would appreciate it
I don't know where the water fall is either.
Broke down the tires that came with the Tundra when we bought it. Think I may stay clear of this brand in the future.
They were absolute hell for noise, vibration, and wear. Check out the pile of lead....
They were absolute hell for noise, vibration, and wear. Check out the pile of lead....
Quick trip Saturday afternoon with @verruckt1 for camping overnight. Perfect weather.
Perfect weather, great wheeling
Some scenes from last week in Death Valley.
The morning after a night of wicked 50-60 mph winds. Though the Land Cruiser was lurching, the Campteq was safe, secure, and remarkably quiet. Damn good gear.
Long views and breathtaking vertical.
Flyboy rubbernecking the Land Cruiser. Or my fiancé.
Saline Valley.
Random (but not random) meeting of 80s hours from anywhere--and a good hour-long chat with a new friend. Whenever I meet fellow cruiser enthusiasts in the middle of nowhere, they are invariably interesting and cool folks. His was a beautiful '96 with only 120K on the clock.
The morning after a night of wicked 50-60 mph winds. Though the Land Cruiser was lurching, the Campteq was safe, secure, and remarkably quiet. Damn good gear.
Long views and breathtaking vertical.
Flyboy rubbernecking the Land Cruiser. Or my fiancé.
Saline Valley.
Random (but not random) meeting of 80s hours from anywhere--and a good hour-long chat with a new friend. Whenever I meet fellow cruiser enthusiasts in the middle of nowhere, they are invariably interesting and cool folks. His was a beautiful '96 with only 120K on the clock.