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Off-Road Trail Tool Kit. What is it? The average Off-Roader carries a mininmum of over 250 tools in their rig. Yet, their vehicle only has an average of only 50-60 different nuts, bolts, fasteners! So, on average, most Off-Roaders carry 200 tools that doesn't actually fit their machine! (When...

LoL....I suspect we probably shared a drink (or two....) at one of the "SkyNarc" Conferences happy hours one of those years then! Take care and hope your enjoying your retirement!

Boom.....New shoes and the RMR60 is looking gooooood. Just need to pull/swap engines, throw the BDS suspension on it and she's done.....most likely by next summer but, Done!

LOL! Well, if you ever worked a "call ahead", "controlled delivery" or " tip" from KCI/MCI between 1989-1995 it most likely came from me or S/A Hicks! We specifically bird dogged on Kansas plates from Sedgwick County, Riley County, Wyandotte County and Shawnee County during the those years...

Awesome. I worked a number of cases in the late 80's- early 90's with WPD's Drug Unit at the W. Airport. Good times! Cheers.

Love it! That's real! But, I thought all 80's Ks Cop's ran those awesome giant single red "gumball" rotator's on the top of their cars!

Yes! The ATC RMR60 is getting some new/old school wheels and white lettering side wall tires! 80’s called and want their Rocky Mountain Recovery Cruiser back!

Sorting my extensive collection of recycled metric fasteners for the resto RMR60 build!

You’re starting to have fun with your brand vehicle restoration when you source an Old School, mechanical, non-LED, 1980’s Emergency Vehicle “Wedge” rotator light bar for the ATC/Rocky Mountain Recovery 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ60 Resto-Mod build for our new RMR Gearbag product line! Any Old...

Thanks for the suggestion! What I'm thinking about is a antique looking stencil template I can paint a "aged" looking sign on the front doors.....we'll see once it comes together!

I love my Land Cruiser Club, The Rising Sun 4x4 Club of Denver, Co. Mainly, because it has amazing members, such as Ige/nuclearlemon and Doug/Telly! They both offered up coveted spare parts for the Adventure Tool Companies RMR60 Resto build and my wife and I hopped in our truck and drove over...

Here's a Tiger build and conversation thread that may answer some of your questions since several Tiger Experts contributed to it. Goodluck! https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/adventure-tool-companys-atc-4wd-provan-tiger-adventures.139003/

Crack or coke? .....The provider's shelf life was usually shorter then the product's shelf life back in the day...

Love SAK's and the original Leatherman. They were the original "tactical knife" (them and the classic Buck knife) long before the whole tac knife thing came about. Heck, they were always super sharp and made cutting kilos to test easy. I probably had, used, gifted, broke or lost 12-15 SAK's over...

The Original ATC RhinoRide60, a 1987 Toyota FJ60 Land Cruiser is now immortalized in a color caricature for life! Stickers and T-shirts coming soon at Adventuretoolcompany.com!

Your a good man! Funny story. This year at Rocky Mountain West Overland Expo I had two separate young men show up at our Vendor display carrying Chinese knock-offs of my ShopRoll. I kindly explained that those Vendors selling the knock-offs purchased the original ShopRoll from me and sent it...

Yep, the ATC RhinoRide60 is the best Test Vehicle for the new Rocky Mountain Recovery gear!

The "Original" Adventure Tool Company Test Truck! The RhinoRide60. I've had this 60 for well over 20 years and it's covered 10's of thousands of off-road miles while testing all our ATC gear. Now, the Resto-RMR60 is going to partner with the RhinoRide60 for this duty!

So, here's an update and name change on this project. While I was pulling things apart on the Rescue 60 I had an epiphany and realized that we have a new ATC product line coming out. The new ATC line is called "Rock Mountain Recovery Gear". This is a line of heavy duty technical recovery bags...

ATC Mountain Rescue 1: The beginning. One of the many fun things I get to do while creating ATC gear for the off-road world is tinker with old Toyota Land Cruisers. This one is next. I got this 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser and title for a bottle of bourbon about 6-7 years ago. It's lived it's...