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Would anyone be able to get me dimensions of the trailer. Trailer box length, height, and width, width to the outside of the fenders, tongue length, tent box width, length, and height, also height from the ground to the bottom of the trailer? I am super curious about how it compares to what I...

All I can say is WOW Nice Job!!

1. Year, model, color, etc: '98 Landcruiser Black 2. Name of owner/screen name: Chad 3. How long have you owned your 100 series? Is this your first? 6 months, First 100, second Cruiser, Prior was a '93 80 series 4. Mileage at date of purchase and present mileage: 238,000 when bought, 240,500...

So I got them down to $7K. I am a DIY and love to wrench. Hopefully it will last me another 200K miles!!!

Ok guys I have the chance to purchase a 1998 with he rear locker, bone sock, new paint job because of faded paint and his daughter backed into the rear driver side door. It has 238000 miles, the timing belt and main service was done at a dealership at 180K miles. Regular maintenance has been...

I might have missed it but where did you get the wheel for your tongue jack, did you just weld it on to the bottom of the foot? Does it rotate well under weight? I need to find something like that for my trailer.

Just loved this guys build, he is in AUS but there are plenty of old Pop ups here in the states. There is a lot of potential out there...... Jayco Off road build.

Build your own trailer and then buy one of these tents! Modular depending on size of group you are camping with. I think you would have to make special arrangements to get it shipped here but with a starting bid of $2K it might be worth it. It might run you close to a grand to ship it, who...

Guys, Thanks for all the great info. I have been sharing it with my wife in bits and pieces. I agree that a few local trips might be in order. I can't get ahead of myself and need to start off slowly. Please keep the ideas coming, This is great info and I am sure I am not the only one who will...

I am dying to get out on some good back country adventures, I really want to have those memories and enjoy the great outdoors with my two young boys and my wife. My boys are 1.5yrs and 3.5 yrs. I brought up the idea to the wife about going to Canyonlands and hitting elephant hill or the maze...

Did it only come in a 3.4 6cyl or did it come in the 2.7 4 banger also?

While reading in an early issue of Toyota 4wd owner, the one with the "history lesson" in it about all the Toyota 4wds, I was reading about the Tacos. It said that in 96 the Reg cab came with an available off road package that included a rear locker. I know that 96 'Runners came with a few...

I was going to pick these up for my 80 series but they only come in a load range E. After having BFG AT's in an E range I wanted to go with a D range. So I opted for the Nitto TG's. The hankooks look alot more aggressive in person. Pics don't do them justice. Great looking sidewall too.

Reminds me of The City of Rocks, up in southern Idaho. Awesome place to climb and literally Thousands of routes, you could climb there everyday for a year+ and never climb the same pitch. It's all excellent quality granite. Lots of sport and trad routes too. If you have never been there before...

Try TJ trailers on Pennsylvania out by the Ogden airport and Auto-liv. They had tons last time I was out there.

Well a tumor, and collapsed vertebrae, resulted in a spine fusion and removed vertebrae. Going on 5 months of medical leave, chemotherapy, and a change in vocation. Like you said you don't go through this unless you have to. And it wasn't quite a grinder...it was some kind of...

Yeah I'd get stitches. They aren't that bad anyways, ask me how I know!

Ok now I am wondering if there would be any difference in the forces involved using the indy arms or normal leaf springs. I was thinking, leafs are mounted to the top of the axle, Arms would be connected to the center line of the axle. Leafs would be mounted somewhat in the center of the main...

Thanks for your efforts in documenting this build, definitely an inspiration to us all.

Not a bad idea. I'll have to look into that. Bottom line, we won't ever know until I actually build this thing. (That might be a while,......anybody want to throw me a small grant?) :D