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:hehe: yes, windows. Sorry mister macattack :D

Here we go, try THIS link - not sure if it will work. EDIT: Use the "settings" menu at upper right to switch to "Aerial" mode. You can use the mouse to zoom in/out and pan (like Google Earth).

You're not alone. I love mine too. ;)

I'm not sure what is up with Google, but that road shown furthest west (52E) does not exist until what they show as 53 1/2E turns at about a 45 degree angle NW and then north again. That is where 52E is. The dirt tracks I mention just take off on the left side of the road, and head toward the hills.

That little rig just keeps getting better and better :cool: Congrats on the locker. I look forward to hearing about your trip.

I don't mind taking my chances in SoAZ. I've done it alot and never had a problem. (not saying it can't happen though) My wife and I backpacked across the southern part of Organ Pipe (no trails) and slept on the desert floor a stones throw from the border once :smilies27 It was incredible...

Thanks guys! Vince, the Warn will not fit inside the confines of my bumper. This winch is a bit smaller (the warn bolt pattern is 10" x 4.5", the Ramsey is 4.88" x 4.5"). It is a bit faster than the M8000 also. This winch comes pre-wound with technora synth line. We weighed my bumper and I...

Damn, I'm impressed! 33's and minimal armor - and only a wrinkled fender?? Dayumm... yer good d00d!! I was wondering when you would get around to trying that one. Nice job :clapsmile Jeff, Elvis is a different trail in the same area.

Sweet Rig!! WRONG color! :arabia: :shakin: Can't wait to hear about the camper deck.

:Wow1: :victory: :Wow1: I am waay into the 2nd pic. AWESOME!!! Great job Justin! Sounds like a fun trip.

Check it out... Weight: 54 lbs. including controller and wires Power: 5.5 HP Gearing: 90:1 Line Speed: 45 ft/minute (no load) Rating: 6,000 lbs. I cannot thank Scott Brady enough for making this a reality. :bowdown: It's an interesting concept, and it will be...

Right ON!! :jump: Don't forget we like pics around here :lurk:

Well, it looks like you picked the right place to ask about it! Too cool. :cool: Will, you are gonna have an awesome time! Good luck with the tent shopping.

I agree with what BX said. When I decided to get my Alcans, the Deaver service for the Tacoma scene was relatively new (at least on the internet) and they had just started making production leaf packs which started out as very flexy packs more for the lightweight (fast) desert trucks. At the...

FUN pics! Those "perspective" shots are insane :Wow1: You have a great line of work, that's for sure ;)

This trip happened earlier this year, but I finally got a gallery posted for it. It was a really FUN trip and lots of people from this forum were there. Scott Brady did an awesome feast for us, and Goodtimes (Brian), Articulate (Mark... and Brooke too), & Viatierra (Greg) were there as well. We...

While people participate in this thread, just keep in mind that the info you share can be read by just about anyone. ;) Another useful security item can be found on my website - installing a hoodlock on a Tacoma (thanks to Steve for the write-up)

One day I went to a local store to get some things. When I came out to leave, my truck wouldn't start. After a lot of troubleshooting, I couldn't figure out what the problem could be. Finally, I walked over to a parts store and bought a new fuel filter. I laid under the truck in the parking lot...

Hi Joel, nice to see you and your T100 here. Sweet truck. :cool: ******** at KC... hahahahaha... damn margaritas... Great story :clapsmile say HI to Katherine for us.

Sounds like an awesome adventure. I can't commit right now, but am definitely interested. Might I suggest people somehow meeting somewhere with secure parking, and driving a single, insured rental vehicle in to the Rainbow Lodge trailhead. The rental cost could be split amongst the travelers.