Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.

[TomMonkey]

Hello, I'm a new member and here is my rig. It's a 2001 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab TRD 4x4. I've had it since it was new. For the first few years it was my daily driver so it stayed mostly stock. Ever since I got another truck for daily use I've slowly built it up to how it is today.

 

[Rattler]

Hello, I'm a new member and here is my rig. It's a 2001 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab TRD 4x4. I've had it since it was new. For the first few years it was my daily driver so it stayed mostly stock. Ever since I got another truck for daily use I've slowly built it up to how it is today.

Nice-looking Doublecab. What you running for lift & suspension?

 

[Box Rocket]

Very cool. I just found myself a snugtop XTR for my double cab. Should pick it up in a week or so. Can't wait. Great looking truck.

 

[TomMonkey]

Nice-looking Doublecab. What you running for lift & suspension?

Thanks Rattler.
I have a Tuff Country 5 inch in front with Fabtech coilovers and Deavers in back with Bilstein 5150s. It's all sitting on top of 33x12.5R15 MTRs.

 

[doormandan]

A few pics from the Mojave trail two weeks ago

 

[maxama10]

I finally got some pictures up. Thanks everyone for the great community!

Here is my work in progress:

A few weeks after I got it.



As it sits now.

Good looking truck! Glad to see another Wyomingite on here!

 

[Mechanical]

^Looked good stock and great now! I like the stock lifted look, nice job!

Thank you!

Good looking truck! Glad to see another Wyomingite on here!

Thanks! We should try to get a few of the Wyoming people together after some of the snow melts.

 

[bikerjosh]

A few pics from the Mojave trail two weeks ago
Doormandan-
How was Soda Lake? Pretty passable?
thanks

 

[shahram]

The Camel got a haircut...and a new hat.

Before:

After tonight:

I'm down $250, and up one dirty Wildernest camper of unknown age, with a broken window, smelly canvas, blown gas shocks, good fiberglas, nice gaskets, and surprisingly little wear and tear. The lumber hauler was nice, but merely an oversized surf rack. I needed something with a little more security, so I could stop at the store and not have to worry about the gear in back. I needed a place to change into and out of a wetsuit, or camp out discreetly, or sleep it off.

And I needed another reason for my wife to roll her eyes at yet another project...

 

[maxama10]

Thanks! We should try to get a few of the Wyoming people together after some of the snow melts.

I would love to and by the time all of the snow melts I should be back! Born in RS but live in Nevada. I'll be back this summer, however you're clear over in Torrington! Check out the regional forums though. http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21529


and to keep on topic here is a recent picture or two

 

[Derek24]

Nice pictures maxama! I miss NV everyday.... Hey how do you like the Duratracs? Thinking about getting those for my Tacoma too. Thanks!

 

[maxama10]

Nice pictures maxama! I miss NV everyday.... Hey how do you like the Duratracs? Thinking about getting those for my Tacoma too. Thanks!

Thank you! I love em so far, they've hooked up well on the ice and snow, on road and off. They're much quieter than my old Procomp MTs which is expected but still welcome. I only have maybe 7000 miles on them so far though so I can't comment on how well they're wearing. I was torn between Cooper STs and these, I read good reviews on both but could only find these locally. I decided to give them a try and I'm glad I did. They look pretty good too IMO.

And to be fair, the second picture was taken at Boca, CA. You're not far though, come back and visit!

 

[Derek24]

Thank you! I love em so far, they've hooked up well on the ice and snow, on road and off. They're much quieter than my old Procomp MTs which is expected but still welcome. I only have maybe 7000 miles on them so far though so I can't comment on how well they're wearing. I was torn between Cooper STs and these, I read good reviews on both but could only find these locally. I decided to give them a try and I'm glad I did. They look pretty good too IMO.

And to be fair, the second picture was taken at Boca, CA. You're not far though, come back and visit!

Cool thanks for the reply! Its nice too that the Duratracs have the snowflake symbol. I've been reading reviews also and its all good from what I've read, good milage too. I like the fact that I want 265's and they offer load range C whch I think will be better for my Regular Cab with the weight.

Anyways thanks again! Ahh Boca, yes, love that area. I go up there every summer and winter (stay at Oldgreenwood). Sometimes we take trails and end up in Verdi, then while we are there its a quick stop at Cabelas, load up and head back!

Verdi Peak....

 

[maxama10]

Cool thanks for the reply!

No problem! I've yet to be up there in the summer. I'm going to have to check it out now for sure, looks very pretty! Thanks for the pic.

 

[Go4Lo]

I like the fact that I want 265's and they offer load range C whch I think will be better for my Regular Cab with the weight.

Derek, are you planning to swap our 285s for 265s on your Tundra? Just curious as to why?

BTW...I'm jealous of the beautiful scenery in your pictures.