What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

Checked out the handling.
 

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Woke up especially early this morning to have an ARB Rear Locker installed at MULE EXPEDITION OUTFITTERS in Washington. Located in Issaquah, just outside of Seattle, MULE has some of the leading ARB technicians installing lockers, OME suspension, roof racks, bumpers & winches. Couldn't be happier with the work John & Paul have done. I'll be back again for sure!

When I was shopping around for qualified techs to install my air locker ARB themselves recommend Mule Expedition and Bull Built Differentials. Can't go wrong with either.
 
Took it through service to have them do an investigation on the shutting down of the head unit and also had them road force rebalance my Cooper's.

Edit: Just was notified my RazirLEDs HL and Fogs were delivered. Pics to come!
 
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Got my ARB 2000 awning yesterday. Mounted it on some 2x4s and hung it up for a test deploy.

I think I need to get to the gym just to deploy this thing. All the parts look super sturdy but that comes with the added weight. For now, if it rains in the garage, I'm good!
 
Finally...couldn't pass up the sweet black friday deal at [MENTION=12905]XenonDepot[/MENTION].
Installed the XenonDepot HID's, Phillips 4300k...skipped the relay. So far I am pretty impressed.
 
Metal Tech's Stage 2 long travel rear with Icon 2.0's. A PITA to install btw. Will post up a separate thread when I take it out wheeling. It looks to be stink-bugging a bit at the moment - going to wait for the springs to settle before i raise the fronts.

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Received maintenance parts from Camelback Toyota: one set of rotors and brake pads, two air filters and five oil filters. Same set for my 95 Tacoma.

Both cars do not sell in Europe where I'm going so I don't know if they even have this basic stuff. And because Toyota doesn't break I'm good for next few years.
 
Removed the front swaybar and put on a set of 255/80/17 Cooper ST Maxx tires. Today was a good day.
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Put the bracket back on for the winter and plowed the driveway. Last winter was so weak I shoveled my driveway once all year. Never used the plow. I hope our winter is a little better this year. I'm re-working the power angle this season with a convertible car hydraulic pump and cylinder for power angle instead of the bi-directional atv winch I have now. I keep breaking the atv winch cable. It's just not strong enough.

All you have to do is get a heated driveway like some of the houses in Park City
 
I drove my newly purchased Trail Premium w/KDSS all the way across town to the dealer and bought my girlfriend a new 2016 Avalon Touring. The dark wheels look great on a silver car with black interior.

I can't wait to get the 4Runner on the beach, although it might be after New Year's.

John
 
Replaced the manual rear view mirror with a gentex frameless auto-dimming with homelink. Fifteen minutes - not including the run to pick up the wire taps.
 
Reunited with some friends I lost when I did my MOlle mod and was pulling off plastic in the cargo area! No other treats down there sadly
 

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Engine Compartment Light

Didn't quite get it finished, but it's exactly what I had in mind.
 

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