Kmurt
New member
So I just came back from a road trip out West that I decided I wanted to do for the longest time. I love seeing pictures and reading about the history of the West especially when those pictures include our 4Runners in it. So I drove from central New Jersey to Maryland to pick up a friend and was on our way. Decided not to go along the Pacific coast for financial reasons and because of the fact that I did almost all the driving. Colorado was my favorite state because the mountains, farms, weather....what's not to like! I definitely enjoyed the other states though, but there was something special about Colorado that I just felt comfortable with.
Anywho, the 4Runner performed flawless. Round trip was 5,841 miles. Scangauge temps were in check the whole time with the occasional warmer temps climbing up the mountains. This is a true testament to how reliable these 4Runners really are.
Enjoy the pics.
Camping in Tennessee.
Arrived in Texas.
Visiting the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas,TX
Central Texas. Nothing but ranches, land and the ability to see for miles.
Arriving in Clovis, New Mexico. Beautiful sunsets out West
Somewhere in NM
At the Sandia Peak Tramway in Albuquerque, NM.
That bright sun. Heading towards Flagstaff, Arizona.
Anywho, the 4Runner performed flawless. Round trip was 5,841 miles. Scangauge temps were in check the whole time with the occasional warmer temps climbing up the mountains. This is a true testament to how reliable these 4Runners really are.
Enjoy the pics.
Camping in Tennessee.
Arrived in Texas.
Visiting the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas,TX
Central Texas. Nothing but ranches, land and the ability to see for miles.
Arriving in Clovis, New Mexico. Beautiful sunsets out West
Somewhere in NM
At the Sandia Peak Tramway in Albuquerque, NM.
That bright sun. Heading towards Flagstaff, Arizona.
