Another awesome sunrise, but still 16* :smow:
That bumper is awesome.
My 2019 Nightshade
I don't have a build thread, as I don't have a whole lot of a build, nor do I really plan on anything wild. Im not particularly handy, nor do I have big plans for a suspension or the like. However, I would be more than happy to shoot some nice photos if anyone is interested, or answer any questions you might have!
I have never shot w/ a DSLR or edited before, so you guys were the first victims. No [MENTION=93894]J-BlickPhoto[/MENTION] but figured there were a good start.
These arnt up to my liking as the initial ones where, but as you asked, here a few more random pics
In regards to the "paint" its just plasti dip. It seems that a lot of theT4R guys seem pretty much relegated to black. There are a ton of great colors of Dip - I came from the Suburu scene, where the colors were a little more extravagant. However, you were correct that it was Metallic - dipyourcar.com has a million colors that you can order by can or gallon. All of my emblems and bumper inserts are True Metallics, Anthracite Grey.
Hope that helps! Sorry for bombarding the thread!
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Pics from a recent Anza Borrego trip. Photographer is @clayyama
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Looks fun. With water?! In the desert!
Which trails do you recommend down there for beginners. I heard about the "squeeze" and I want to avoid that.
Looks like to be about a 2Hr drive from OC from me.
This was my first trip there so I was just following the Tacoma and I only know the route we took, which was Arroyo Seco Del Diablo -> Diablo Drop Off -> Fish Creek Wash. So much fun
Arroyo Seco Del Diablo was an awesome trail through the canyons, but if you go during wet season, you might run into a little pond like we did. I have more pics if you want to get an idea of what this trail looks like. Diablo Drop Off can be a little intimidating if you're brand new to off roading. You will be three wheeling on it. If you're feeling confident, you can also try sandstone canyon, but youll probably have to turn around after a little.
Arroyo Seco Del Diablo was an awesome trail through the canyons, but if you go during wet season, you might run into a little pond like we did.