Tre9er's (probably) very modest build thread PIC INTENSIVE

[Jdog]

hello Fellow Nebraskans!!:hello: good to see I'm not the only one in Nebraska with a runner. Any decent Junk yards with 3rd gens in them around here, im still trying to find a few trim pieces mine is missing.

Whats happen vehicle brother that drives another 4runner?

 

[afg10000]

Hey, Tre - just got back from Mcconaughy with my wife and some friends. Been going out there every August for 16 yrs. Wanted to share some pics. We did do a lot of wheeling but I don't have any action shots. Blasting up them cliffs and playing on the trails up there is a lot of fun. I refrained from the mud pits, though.
Andy

 

[tre9er]

Nice man! We were out there last year but never did any wheeling. Rig was loaded up with camping gear for a week-long trip all around NE (and we ended up in the Black Hills on a whim, too).

We went down some dusty roads and basically destroyed the interior of the rig last year. Didn't know someone was in front of us going 2mph until we got a mile down or so. The trail to/from the beach from the upper campground was pretty rutted and I'm glad we weren't in a Prius or something! haha

Lake Mac is beautiful. Love the sandy beaches and clear water.

 

[tre9er]

Been a while, might as well blow the dust off this.

Selling my house, and the Runner needs suspension work. Have the LBJs, rear shocks, and the plan is to get 5100's up front, 891's rear. Probably do TREs and all that jazz, rack bushing, etc.

Here are a few pics from the WMA nearby, just for the helluvit:

 

[tre9er]

As I've said before, I'm not really what you'd call a "wheeler", so I don't intend to impress anyone with these pics. I will say though that there were some 2-3' ravines through these trails, and this is the first time I've genuinely needed 4LO. In fact, I'm often amazed at how much I can do in 2WD, especially when I disable TRAC/VSC. These are just such amazing vehicles right out of the box.