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More pics and some video here: Double Low and 2nd

Full description is below. Pictures are in my Craigslist ad: 1988 Toyota Pickup Rock Crawler Best way to reach me is my screen name @netzero.net Thanks, Jason 1988 Toyota pickup rock crawler located in Clifton, VA (northern VA) Roughly 190,000 miles, I'm the second owner, I've owned it 24...

I have a handful more, but for some reason I can't get them attach here or upload to anywhere else. I'll try later...

It was good meeting y'all today. I didn't really take many pics on the trail, but I drove back roads to and from GWNF today and just shot out the window as I drove. Anyway, here's what I have...

See you in the morning. I'll be driving this...

I'm down with Flagpole and/or surrounding area on Saturday. But I'll probably just make it a day trip, driving down from NOVA in the morning and heading home in the evening.

I was there a month ago and there was a bit of snow (and some ice) up at the top of the mountain. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/6JMZy-lwAj8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

My friend Ryan is in Warrenton (not necessarily close to you) but he's been working on Toyotas for 20 years and does good work. Here's a link to his website, or you can find him on Facebook by searching "OTRAMM"... OTRAMM & WARRENTON HYBRID - Home

I have a friend who lives down near GWNF and he heads up there after big snow storms. I've seen videos of his Samurai (on 40" tires, one ton axles, V8, etc.) having a hard time in a couple feet of snow. I would love to go this weekend, but from northern VA, and with a rig that would require...

My more recent 36x12.50 and 37x12.50 on 8" rims I've always dropped to about 8-10. My older 31x10.50 and 32x10.50 on 8" rims I used to drop to 10-12. In 23 years of four wheeling (the same truck the whole time) I only lost one bead with the 32s and one with the 36s.

If you can track down any additional info, like a VIN from the insurance co. as mentioned above, take that info to ih8mud.com and ask around over there.

I recently bought a house in a neighborhood with an HOA policy that doesn't allow trailers, etc. Everyone asked me where I was gonna park the beater. I figure that the front yard would work...

Yep, that's the main reason that I've only been to two Big Dogs events in the billion years that they've had them. I wish they had single day pricing instead of only full weekend pricing.