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Love this simple protrusion. So many of the others look out of place.

That's a good point. I missed the part about you having a RTT too. You'll probably be level at best then. I'd opt for heavier duty rear springs.

My brother has a grand and it's nice but there is no way I'd take it on anything more than a gravel parking lot. With the Hemi, it sounds awesome and I'd probably just lean into that. It's an ultimate street SUV.

The more miles you drive, the more at risk you are of accidents (not prone to but at risk of). I'm like you though, I can't imagine trying to work from one monitor. The laptop-mounted additional screens setup looks like an ideal solution for just this type of application. I assume you mean...

You have to be kidding me. $500 is going to make the day for them over conducting bad business? That's crazy. Honestly, I don't think you could have made a bad choice here. Congrats on the new truck! As others said, white will be super nice come summertime.

I have an AEV 2.5 kit with their geometry correction brackets and love it. With our trailer fully loaded up with water, tents, and gear, it rides either level or with some rake still. As far as unloaded goes, it is so much better than the stock rubicon suspension with AEV spring spacers. It's...

This sure does look like @poormansearthroamer's rig. I hope they're alright.

Thanks for sharing the tip! Great pictures. It's nuts and sad what kind of stuff we did to our neighbors in the name of insurance and 'safety'. On the reservoir, I wonder how long it's been that low. I've seen Lake Travis in Austin, TX go down 40 feet over like ten years, just to rise back up...

Great pictures and write-up! Thanks for posting. I've learned Plan Z is still better than sitting at home. It looks like you made it out there with some gorgeous greenery too! Any plans on when you'll go back after Plan A? Also, did you stumble on any cabins that you're allowed to sleep in...

That's a rough start to owning such an exciting new rig. Hopefully, this is the only issue.

Nice looking 4Runner! Looks like you're running a small lift and 265s? I'm a fan of keeping it practical for long-distance travel, like the Pan American.

These are some great pictures! I've only been to the area a couple of times and for only a few hours at a time. It is definitely on my list of places to explore more. Thanks for sharing!

Great looking set up! Love the minimalist layout in the back.

They did a good job of making it look like a smaller version of the Turndra. With plans to keep models across the lineup looking similar, I imagine this could be close to what the 4Runner will be. I'm down for that.

I love the placement of those lights. The functionality sounds ideal.

This looks like it'll be a cool build-out! I just looked up 36" AREs with windows and doors and that'll be a cool option. Any suspension plans for all the extra rear weight?

Looks good! How do you expect the headliner fabric, or more so the glue, to hold up after some time?

I agree. I don't think anyone is asking for a full-size truck with removable body parts. Maybe on a future 4Runner..... maybe. I just don't think people are really asking for this in general. The Gladiator is kind-of a one-off thing.

Love the plans to restore it back to mostly stock. They really looked good as is! Good luck! Glad to see it's moving forward.

This is a lot of good experience here.