Bummer. I’d be so disappointed.

I haven’t been to the Saucer in years. It’s awesome, and definitely worth taking a trip off the hill to find.

And you won’t accidentally drive by and miss it. You’ll know.

Agreed.

I think this is the way it is at any climbing gym.
I love bouldering. I joined a gym, and got pretty good.
I quit my membership within a year.

I see XJ’s this clean on the regular down here in FL. Many more miles on them sure, but just as clean... at least on the outside.

‘burb.

It’s tough to tell in the video, but the boat without a suspension is also a cat and is indeed an open water hull.

A white Sienna with nice wheels, ever so slightly lowered and dark glass is a looker. I’m not even kidding. It’s fairly badass.

Can confirm. I almost didn’t come back either.

This is correct. I had an FJC, and while I loved it my 80lb dog hated it. Back windows don’t roll down, doors are weird and the back seat and hatch are very cave like.

Now I have a 4runner, ALL the windows go down, it’s way more usable and my dog loves it. That rear window is just awesome.

I grew up in the Finger Lakes, basically Billy’s backyard and endured his commercials with Tom for YEARS... Like every formative one that I had. Eventually I moved to Florida about a decade ago. 8 years into my blissful Billy-less life my now wife, while listening to the radio comments, “What is this horrible…

Bowser, City Tripper, Bowser kite, retro off road wheels. Looks amazing and owns.

Came here to say “John Britten did it and so can you”. Good deal.

The sweet spot is 27.5. 29er’s are some serious wagon wheels.

Okay, we’re actually totally on the same page. My bad, I was too quick to jump all up on my soapbox.

You’d think this, but all kids love donuts. The kid’ll love it after a couple of spins, and anyone else who knows anything about cars will too.

Plus V8 sounds. Yeah.

Seriously? I mean c’mon down off the high horse. There are a handful of bone stock SUVs on the market that are perfectly capable of overlanding as is. The LR4 happens to be one of them.

You don’t need a built rig to leave the beaten path and do some camping... er, I mean overlanding.

I’m not really a Jeep guy... but unless you can get your hands on a sweet old Bronco (you can’t), a wrangler, no top, no doors is THE answer.
Also remember, the beach is dirty. Leave the fancy pants at home.

Came to post this. Thank you.