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David, I loved having a rear locker. Got my out of trouble more times that I can remember. On the other hand, I can't remember one instance where a front locker would have made the likely difference in continued movement or being stuck. Keep in mind that I;m not known for a lot of technical...

Kurt, I'm going to call you in a bit to place this order. Thanks! wc

Betcha a dollar it's clay. Ryan lives in Oklahoma, which is, coincidentally enough, also known as "Red Dirt Country" for both its relevance to the Native American history and culture, and oddly, its [ahem] red dirt. :D I think many of these pics were shot just following a Central Overland...

Thanks for the help, Kurt. Here are the pics from under the hood: You can see the type of fitting I have down at the front bumper, too. All I think I need is a male end for that, some tubing, and a pump and shower head, eh? Is this accurate? Can you help me out? Got that stuff in...

I see this the same way I see deep sea fishing guides, scuba diving excursions, or elk hunting guides. Yes, if one desires to execute all of the training, preparing, and purchases necessary to safely and effectively pull off an out-of-the-norm adventure, then of course, that's the "ultimate" or...

Did Ben mention to you guys that we're coming down in late December? We'd love to touch base with you guys for a bit of ruin hunting, etc if you're going to be available. Stay safe and keep the photos coming! wc

I just purchased a vehicle with a Helton exchanger already mounted to the firewall, however I know very little about it. There are two hoses that terminate with some sort of brass ball valve couplings, and I was told that one was intake and one output, of course. There were not other...

Headed to Rio Azul?

Is this promo still running? I'd love to help you promote it.

X2 on the additional cab space. My girlfriend drives a reg cabTaco and I had an Xtra Cab. After traveling in both, there is no doubt that the extra cab space is welcomed for many of the aforementioned reasons. X2 on resale, too. Sent from Tapatalk.

I have wheeled miles with this 4Runner, and I can tell you that it's a well-kept and capable overlanding platform. As most of you know, the 3rd gen is proven beyond doubt, and this one in particular, looks sooooo good while out on the proving grounds. Best of luck with the sale, Jeff! Someone...

Funny you mention this, ya know. The guy who's getting it is from the desert SW, and will be using it for surfing trips to Baja, as well as mtn trips in CO and NM. It will be loved, and that's all I wanna know. :sombrero:

Sold SOLD Thanks for all the interest and encouragement, everyone. It'll be sad to say goodbye to Arlo tomorrow, but when one door closes, another one opens.

Just a note about the mileage: I use my truck as a North American overland travel platform. It's seen almost every state in the union. These are healthy miles on the open road, not floggings from rush hour traffic or the off-road park. Arlo earned his stripes hauling my family on adventures...

PM sent, Shawn. Thanks for the interest.

Nah, sorry bud. Need cash. Thanks for the interest, though.

Reminds me of an article we did on just this very thing only last month. Water Crossing 101: Part Three Not trying to stir any pots, just want to be helpful. Hope it is. (In this case, I'm more concerned about hydroplaning than I am about hydrolocking.)

Recent trail pic, courtesy of the fine folks at Equipt Expedition Outfitters. Thanks, Ben!

Subscribed! :chef: Can't wait!

Thanks for the kind words, fellas. ___________________________________ Also included in the sale is a spare CV axle and the center caps to the wheels. Once I go out the garage and start looking, I'll bet there are other Tacoma-specific items I'll be tossing in. As I find them or think of...