Recent content by bigtom726

6'8" and 275lbs. I love my seats in the 4runner. Comfort is definitely subjective.

Lightweight plastic drawer for food. Kitchen in one drawer and tools in the other. Love this set up. Drawers were made by a buddy of baltic birch.

Can we all just agree that raingutter racks were the pinnacle of roof rack design? I had a FJ62 and ran Yakima roundbars...like 6 of them. I could move them, take some off, put some on. RTT, baskets, cargo boxes, bikes, kayaks...SO damn easy. Took a few minutes to go from a naked roof to full...

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Installed TJM Rocksliders...pretty happy with them.

I'm cheaper still...I bought the steel mesh rack and I think its an underrated roof rack solution. I have mounted fuel jerrys, swag and everything else up there with no issues. Imgur: Here it is

-Size: 285/70r17 -Load Rating: E -Tire Pressure: 33PSI -Miles: I actually don't know.They were on the truck when I bought it. I bought it with 35k and just hit 70k. -Lift/Excessive Loading/Trailering: I have a small off road trailer and a set of drawers in the back. -Your experience: I...

I used the same Massey/Ferguson color for a trailer I rebuilt. I have been thinking about doing the wheels on the trailer...I also run the same steelies on my 4runner.

I used to do this to my son in my 1988 TLC FJ62, leaf springs and a touch or Carbon Monoxide worked every time.

Went to Turf n Surf at Oceano Dunes, always a good time.