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Price Drop $20,000

Price Drop to $22,000. Still $1,000 less than local for a great community. Open to offers but not trades.

2006 1st Gen Toyota Tundra 4x4 Double Cab $23,500 OBO $1,000 less than local for forum members- thank you all for the help over the years! I accidentally posted this in the Auctions side of the classifieds- oops. This Tundra was built right for Overlanding, Exploring, Hunting you...

2006 1st Gen Toyota Tundra 4x4 Double Cab $23,500 OBO $1,000 less than local for forum members- thank you all for the help over the years! This Tundra was built right for Overlanding, Exploring, Hunting you name it. I am the third owner and know both prior owners. I have all receipts and...

.... and really wet, short grass. Have you ever tried to sprint on that in anything besides good cleats? When the grass was wet our cleats went from 3/8" to 3/4" for a reason.

Yeah, that truck would never sell here :rolleyes: (USA) Nice truck Stephan :drool: Enjoy your time on the road.

I love this build! Nice work and thanks for keeping us all updated.

http://www.toyota.com.au/landcruiser-70-series/specifications/wagon-workmate?WT.ac=VH_LandCruiser70_WagonWorkMate_Prices_Specification $59,900 Aussie dollars or $62,000 USD. Complete with diesel, manual trans, manual windows, and seating for 5. I would buy one today if it was available. I...

Love this thread. Tons of cool ideas and that stance is to die for.

If a diesel were offered stateside there would be one in my driveway. Don't love the looks, but it is really similar to the Hi-lux (don't really like the looks of that either). Of course Ford's market research says we don't want Rangers. Our small truck drivers would rather drive a V6 F150.

In January I bought a 2004 F350 Crew Cab XL with the 5.4l. I looked at the diesels but they were too much money, besides I wanted an XL which are usually found with the cheaper engine options. So far I have been very impressed. The 5.4 moves the truck nicely. It tows pretty good, but it will...

You will be impressed I drove a 2002 Trooper for nearly 8 years and well over 100,000 miles. I didn't really want it when I bought it and dreamed of owning a Tacoma the whole time I owned it, but now that I have sold it I am kicking myself. I bought my Trooper because it was the cheapest...

I just bought mine yesterday, I will be posting up with some questions soon. So far I am very impressed but the ride is STIFF! I bought a super clean 2004 F350 CC, SB at a GSA auto auction. Good source for these if you are looking for basic amenities. Tyler

I don't know what your bumper plans are, but this seems to be a good deal and isn't too far away. http://boise.craigslist.org/pts/2156752948.html I think it should fit yours? Tyler

Thanks for supporting the forum. The vids you posted on your site recently are awesome. Can't wait to spend some money with you someday. T

You are one talented and creative dude! Nice work and this sure is fun to follow. Thanks, Tyler

Wow:drool::drool::drool: I think following the lines of a traditional exploration LR is a great idea. Skinny tires (235/85 or 255/85) with a small lift, basic bumpers, and mounting a spare on the hood wood be SWEET! Nice craftsmanship!

Henry, Thanks for posting all of the photos. We spent the last couple of weekends around Castle Rock. I was down around Twin Springs exploring last year in September and it was HOT! That rock pile is impressive! I saw it from about 5 miles off last year and found my way to it, it is hard...

Y9our winches look great. But I have to admit I do not know the story behind Pierce winches. Is there somewhere I can find out more about the company and where the winches are made? Thanks, Tyler

That looks awesome!