3rd Gen T4R Picture Gallery

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Finally had time to lightly detail my truck this past weekend and the weather actually decided to cooperate, so here's a slew of pictures after a couple hours of work. Nothing major, just a wash, wax, and interior clean, but it looks good.







 
Took a little trip to Walker Valley ORV trails. It was a beautiful day to be outside.
 

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Finally had time to lightly detail my truck this past weekend and the weather actually decided to cooperate, so here's a slew of pictures after a couple hours of work. Nothing major, just a wash, wax, and interior clean, but it looks good.

She does look good! I've got the same wheels! Are you running spacers? They look kinda like they stick out farther than mine, but I've got flares on mine and different tires so it may just be that.
 
Bolam pass

Quick trip behind Purgatory ski resort over the weekend.
 

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She does look good! I've got the same wheels! Are you running spacers? They look kinda like they stick out farther than mine, but I've got flares on mine and different tires so it may just be that.

No spacers, but mine are the FJ version, which sit out 15mm (~1/2 inch) further than the 4Runner Trail wheels that look identical otherwise. These are exactly where my stock steelies were when I was running BFG A/Ts. The wheel sits flush with the fender line (without flares), but the tire bulge makes it stick out slightly further.
 
Yep that's me. Don't think I've seen you around. I'm in BA fairly often as well as my parents live there.

If you want to plan any trail rides around the area let me know, I'd love to go. I'll be in Stillwater until the end of the school year. In BA I usually just hit up the trail on 209th. I've been wanting to go out to Camp Gruber sometime.
 
If this is not proof as to why these trucks are the greatest, i don't know what is. In the past two weeks I've had a friend visit from England. So I wanted to show him my world. I took him to one of the highest points you can drive a vehicle in British Columbia Canada. Then we went on a 5000km road trip from Vancouver BC down to LA Cali. The truck did all this without any hesitation

Sorry if it's a bit pic heavy

Molybdenite peak pics

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And some Cali road trip pics

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We even ran into snow in crater lake Oregon
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These next shots were taken by Luke Lorenz Photography (he is the owner of the sick Tacoma)

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