Fruita and Moab were dry!!Wait a couple of weeks for Pueblo. We did not escape the snow this weekend either. Temps back up next week, but the canyons may take a couple to dry out.
Fruita and Moab were dry!!Wait a couple of weeks for Pueblo. We did not escape the snow this weekend either. Temps back up next week, but the canyons may take a couple to dry out.
They're even more fun to take out.Some idiot reversed over a pole in the ground and had to replace his rear bumper TE insert and exhaust end pipe. Thank you Toyota for making those bumper clips a pain to put in.
Wait a couple of weeks for Pueblo. We did not escape the snow this weekend either. Temps back up next week, but the canyons may take a couple to dry out.
No pics but I spent a half hour cleaning dead bugshit off my front end from a simple two mile drive across a bridge over a lake near my house. I thought I was in a hail storm from all the crap hitting my 4Runner.
I need one of those again!brap brap
Picked up this and gave it a ride home......
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NICE congrats, I've heard great things about that rifle! Ruger Precision Rifle, I heard about it from a friend that is highly accurate and at a value second to none.
MB
Yesterday ... I did this.
This looks interesting.... How much did it cost? How are you liking it?Installed the Crux AV OEM integration kit on my 1 day old T4R so the entune screen mirrors my phone when in drive.




Happy May Day--or, um, Merry Christmas?--from Colorado. Took the T4R on a campout for the first time. Great Sand Dunes National Park.
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Sure, it snowed a little. But if we are going to wait for no snow this year before camping, then apparently we are going to wait for a very long time.
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But we did have some shining moments.
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Truck did great. Maybe some day we'll return when the snow is gone (if?) and try the Madano Pass Primitive Road that threads the needle between the Dunes (the tallest in North America) and the adjacent 14ers.
How do you like the ko2's in the snow. Before I sold my Tacoma and left the Tacoma forum it seemed most feed back on snow use was pretty positive.
I'm on my second set. Bought my first set 15 months ago for my Tacoma soon after they launched and put 8,000 miles on them. Now I have 500 miles on my second set on my 4runner. Where I'm at on road, hardpack,dirt, sand and silt they do extremely well.