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Beautiful Baja shots bud!

Good points. They are definitely not tower's or camper haulers. Let's see how the Tundra's work out in the long run. The consoles are already rattling.

Scuff them up and paint them white.

The Native Americans had it right.

The shop I use removes AEV suspension components and replaces them with Thuren and Carli systems pretty frequently. The owners are universally very pleased. On my 2007 Ram 2500 4wd I had every intention of leaving it stock. Unfortunately, mounting my 2200# wet Northstar camper completely...

My buddy has a 4-door Suzuki 4wd with a VW TDI engine conversion. It's a mountain goat.

Guys would paint nipples on the tope signs back when I went. They'd paint something else on the deer signs.

Get anything with a raised top with the decked system you want to build or you'll be 1' from the ceiling.

No stall/start nonsense either like the newer ones.

Compared to these modern medium sized trucks they have plenty of cargo room in the bed.

Every time we go down to the windmills they're hardly moving. McCain's Valley and Acorn are another thing.

Airbags at 65psi are like hard bumpstops. Zero compression. I agree with keeping the stock swaybar if you're carrying a camper.

If you're an AAA member the DMV clerk there would be able to provide answers. I think the DMV has a hotline too where you can actually speak to an American.

I don't think your that far off at all.

I've probably seen your van. Nice. The Reflectix works well. Is the road leading down to the ocean in Baja?

I wonder what Furnace Creek is charging for a jolt?

Neil Young was right.

E-rated tires and maybe some cheap Bilsteins.

Nice crop on the Baja shot. My first trip to that region was 1981 before the internet invasion. Low tide days with the offshore are so fun. Cold nights in a down jacket shuffling my feet with phosphorescence lights jumping. Grand light show at night with so many stars. Thank you.

That's nice. I have an early G-56 too which yields the same gearing as an auto with 4.10's. I've never exceeded 15 mpg with my Northstar TC800. Stock height and tires work wonders for mileage and handling.