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[RichardT]

A nice day at Azusa Canyon.

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That's a fun place, I have to swing through there again one of these days.


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[RichardT]

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Was Out and About checking out some trails right near where I live...Oh the joys of living in canada...Trails right out your back door.

One of the things I miss about living in Canada...


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[1stgenoverland]

That's awesome

 

[Imnosaint]

 

[SOFpirate]

 

[SOFpirate]

I wheel my truck waay too much and don't wrench on it enough ...

 

[RichardT]

Where did you get that roof rack? I think I almost bought an identical one last year, and I've always been tempted to go back and pick one up. How do you like yours? Does it seem pretty sturdy?

Thanks

 

[SOFpirate]

Where did you get that roof rack? I think I almost bought an identical one last year, and I've always been tempted to go back and pick one up. How do you like yours? Does it seem pretty sturdy?

Thanks

I like it. The only thing is it came in about 800 pieces, including the bolts. So you have to put the whole thing together yourself. Me and my dad did it in about 4 hours. It works really well, the hook points on the sides are awesome. It fits well on the truck, and it carries everything I need to carry. Just make sure you tighten it down really well or even throw some tack welds on it. I learned the hard way where the loose bolts are on it, pulling myself up. It sat crooked for a while. Overall ... for $100, can't beat it!


EDIT: The only thing is that it doesn't have any decent spots to mount lights. But, the same company (T-Motosports) makes a light bar! $60 I think.

 

[eurosonic]

Quick run through the trails

 

[RichardT]

I like it. The only thing is it came in about 800 pieces, including the bolts. So you have to put the whole thing together yourself. Me and my dad did it in about 4 hours. It works really well, the hook points on the sides are awesome. It fits well on the truck, and it carries everything I need to carry. Just make sure you tighten it down really well or even throw some tack welds on it. I learned the hard way where the loose bolts are on it, pulling myself up. It sat crooked for a while. Overall ... for $100, can't beat it!


EDIT: The only thing is that it doesn't have any decent spots to mount lights. But, the same company (T-Motosports) makes a light bar! $60 I think.

Thanks I'll look them up online, thats actually cheaper than the price I had found

Edit:Just found em, best thing about the company, is that they're about an hr drive from me, so I can go pick it up myself, save the shipping costs, and use it as an excuse to go to Bass Pro Shops while I'm out there

 

[Clem]

My Son's First Campout

 

[SOFpirate]

That's a great catch! Welcome to the community.

If you want any ideas on your Gen 1, look at Cruisin's build. He easily has set the precedence for Gen 1 builds.

But again, beautiful vehicle and welcome.

 

[RisingSun]

Here's my '03 Montero XLS. Pictures are kind of an evolution that's happened over the last 2 years. More to come as time and money permits.





RisingSun

 

[Tragertt]

My 96 Montero

I just bought a 1996 Montero LX a few months back and I think it is one of the best all around 4x4 I have ever owned. I have not had much time to build it up but i have put on 33 inch tires and taken off the running boards, I also installed a nice sound system and just cleaned it up. Ive been on a few trails with it and am looking for my first long weekend to go up Bee Canyon truck trail to Idylwild. I plan to put on a different roof rack and mount my goodies on it, other than that it is awesome on or off road just the way it is. Here is a pic.

 

[LaOutbackTrail]

Congrats and welcome to ExPo!