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Nice Hilux! I wish we could get it in the USA!!

When your kids get older they will want their own door. You might do better with a real 4 door.

Kind of sad to waste the "Jeepster" name on that!

http://www.fourwheeler.com/features/1310-1961-willys-cj-5-universal-jeep-october-2013-vintage-vault/ A real Jeep CJ-5! Fun to read the old review!

Have them check the rotors too as they have been toasted during the "glow"

Nice truck but I was looking at the house design too!

Were you in low range? Did the wheels spin when you tried to back up? As you said it may have been multiple systems kicking in? Big Brother?

Did you go out through Wyman Cyn? Any storm damage?

Hard to beat a Taco or a 4 Runner.

I miss the simplicity of the older rigs but the safety, good brakes, HVAC and reliability of some of the newer vehicles is pretty nice too. I think where you live and the number of miles driven each year make a big difference in vehicle choice.

The race is over now but they have a great page on Facebook and a summary video. Really amazing to see those old cars in extraordinary places and really being driven. What a trip through some spectacular country! Peking to Paris Motor Challenge 2013 http://vimeo.com/70400967 They drove...

Retro RTT

Nice Drone aerial photography!

Experiment with your air pressure. 42 psi is too much when unloaded. Try 35 psi and go from there.

255 x 75 x 17 on an 06 4 Runner.. no issues

I'm no metallurgist but there was something funky with older Rovers steel. I've seen steel wheels crack and fail completely, shift levers snap off and axles fail. I saw all this all on one vehicle. Probably 60 psi in 10ply bias tires didn't help with the wheels cracking. I'm sure funny...

This thread should be interesting:) Having had a Willys Wagon myself and friends that had Land Rover 109's I agree with Matthew Scott. Toyota copied and improved on the design of the Jeep and Land Rover. Toyota over built the Land Cruisers and used good components (electrical, brakes, seals...

I think the market for a factory built reasonably priced 3/4 ton 4x4 cargo and passenger vans would be pretty good. Think of all the contractors, ski resorts, mining/utility companies in snow and mountain country that would buy them as well as expo types. It seems like the Titan/Armada...

White Mtn. Peak is a great hike too! 14,252 feet high with a round trip of about 14 miles from the locked gate below the Barcroft station. Acclimate, acclimate and hydrate!

Mini unveils the world's smallest luxury camper van and a 'safari-style' tent http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2373434/Mini-Clubvan-Camper-Mini-unveils-worlds-smallest-luxury-camper-van-safari-style-tent.html