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Very Nice.

Dude, I love this shot.

Dude. Love the tailgate. VSC (Very Super Cool).

I agree with that assessment, visually speaking. They make a fine product, so you cant go wrong mechanically or quality-wise.

I have equipment (though not a bumper, I have an ARB front and stock rear) from both companies on my vehicle, and both make fantastic and well engineered products. The bottom line is likely which style (cost and shipping maybe?) you prefer, because you can’t go wrong. What front bumper do you...

OR, and bear with me here, you could get familiar with the literally endless number of Tacoma forums out there, and then get familiar with your truck. Every single vehicle on the road has idiosyncrasies that throwing money at wont solve when youre in the middle of nowhere, but your intimate...

I know I commented on this photo once before, but I’m going to do it again, it’s a free country. This is a LOVELY photograph. Very, very nice.

Grand Lake. It’s hard to find a bad photo location here, conversely, its hard to say what makes a really good photo here. It’’s just a super scenic location.

NOT in the mountains right now. Unfortunately.

Not to dispute what you're saying, but the bumpers on the Wilderness are slightly shorter, ever so slightly improving approach and departure angles. Not saying its ALL the difference, but with the additional ride height, it helps. I have a friend with an Onyx XT who banged that little aluminum...

Man, this entire forum just degenerates into BS so fast. I used to enjoy posting here. As to the original post - Got a 22 Wilderness, spend every summer in Colorado, in and around RMNP. Just this last week I drove that vehicle over every kind of terrain imaginable short of full on rock...

I posted up a thread where I detailed pretty much every penny I’ve spent on my 94 FZJ in the last 12 years, and over 130,000 miles. You can find that here if you want to read over it. Bottom line, be prepared to do some work, and I strongly reccomend that you have or develop some basic...

Was this in Denmark? Looks like some lovely riding area, plus a great swim. A quarry?

There is a lot of info here, some good, some “anecdotal.” I have a 1994 poverty pack, which just means cloth interior in my case, and oddly it had chrome wheels (ha). Anyway, I’ve owned it since 2009. In that time, I’ve put over 130,000 miles on it, so doing the napkin math, that’s 10,000 miles...

Making a big move from my old Mac to my new PC, but here are two from my blog post earlier while I dream that I am not melting in Texas, but rather enjoying the mountain passes in Colorado again... Alpine Tundra at 12,000 feet My super cool kids were quite blown away that such a place...

ooooooooh I LOVE this beauty. Hope you’re out somewhere having fun in it right now. ??

Man I need to yank mine. Seeing all these rust threads has me worried. You're building a nice rig, looking forward to updates. Dave at Delta is a stand up dude, I had a problem with an LCA and he asked for a picture of the packing sheet, then promptly shipped me a replacement. Great customer...

People (especially on the internet) have a compulsive need to categorize. It kinda drives a lot of the problems in the US today. Regardless, folks tend to get up in arms when something doesn't fit in their silo of what they consider to be "Overlanding." Several others have pointed out already...

The cooling system is not at all complex. I completely replaced every hose, the radiator, and the water pump in a nice afternoon of work. The valve cover gasket is genuinely a 1 banana job. There is a write up of every single possible job on the Mud forum, usually with photos. I grew up as a...

WOW!!!! That is an amazing 80!