shauniscndn
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Thanks Tatted - Yours is my Goal
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Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.
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My work in progress
96 T100
3.4
Auto
Atlas2 3.8
D44 4.10
T100 rear 4.10 both getting a selectable of some sort
35 BFG KM2 MUD on 15x10 bead locks (not on truck in pictures.)
No more J-LO booty took 13 inches out.
Home built sliders.
Bumpers, bed/Roof rack as well as cage still need to be built. As well as getting rid of the god awful red.
I'm a Truck driver so I only get to wrench on it a few times a year but I'm going hammer on it this year. Going park the truck and the lady and I are going do a 2 to 3 month cross country overland trip.
96 T100
3.4
Auto
Atlas2 3.8
D44 4.10
T100 rear 4.10 both getting a selectable of some sort
35 BFG KM2 MUD on 15x10 bead locks (not on truck in pictures.)
No more J-LO booty took 13 inches out.
Home built sliders.
Bumpers, bed/Roof rack as well as cage still need to be built. As well as getting rid of the god awful red.
I'm a Truck driver so I only get to wrench on it a few times a year but I'm going hammer on it this year. Going park the truck and the lady and I are going do a 2 to 3 month cross country overland trip.
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Luke01
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Kymcmahon5
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Untitled by kyle mcmahon, on Flickr
Untitled by kyle mcmahon, on FlickrJust gotta design a rack for my roof top tent and a way to carry surfboard/ kayak
Africanhilux
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Lovely Fortuner!Some fun last week....
Thanks AH.
This seems to be the closest sub-section on the forum that I can get it to fit into.
Packed up the 4Runner, wife and daughter, and met my wife's family at Rocky Bayou (FL) State Park for a weekend of camping.
Got to try out the new cargo net to keep everything secure in the back while driving.
Perhaps a little bit overkill...It didn't look that substantial on the computer.
Camp all set up. Trying out our new tent for the first time--a Kodiak Canvas Spring Bar tent. Rocky Bayou in the background. The gravel parking lot was the extent of my off-roading on this trip, unfortunately.
It's an incredible tent, but holy cow it's huge, and heavy. I saw the numbers when I ordered it, but it didn't sink in until I set it up. It's a hell of a tent, though!
Had to run to Publix for some essential camping supplies (donuts), and just had to park next to my Runner's little vertically challenged twin.
Each morning my wife and I got up before sunrise, and watched the sun come up over the bayou from the kayaks with a hot cup of coffee. It was a bit chilly, but absolutely beautiful!
Cheers!
Got to try out the new cargo net to keep everything secure in the back while driving.
Perhaps a little bit overkill...It didn't look that substantial on the computer.
Camp all set up. Trying out our new tent for the first time--a Kodiak Canvas Spring Bar tent. Rocky Bayou in the background. The gravel parking lot was the extent of my off-roading on this trip, unfortunately.
It's an incredible tent, but holy cow it's huge, and heavy. I saw the numbers when I ordered it, but it didn't sink in until I set it up. It's a hell of a tent, though!
Had to run to Publix for some essential camping supplies (donuts), and just had to park next to my Runner's little vertically challenged twin.
Each morning my wife and I got up before sunrise, and watched the sun come up over the bayou from the kayaks with a hot cup of coffee. It was a bit chilly, but absolutely beautiful!
Cheers!
TexasIsHome
Active member
Just picked up a new one, time to figure out what to do with it.
