If this kind of thing is your bag, as it is mine, I recommend you hit up the Ronny Dahl and/or Australian 4WD Action youtube channels (and EcoMuse Images - Graham Cahill of 4WD Action’s personal channel). The latter more than the former because I’ve seen a few episodes where they tackle this exact obstacle in all…

A week prior to your epic journey, the family & I undertook a similar round trip (AR to CA and back via MO, KS, CO, WY, UT, NV), albeit in a car 40 years newer and mostly via Interstate. It was pure, unadulterated misery. My hat is off to you and your vehicle for your perseverance.

I’m’a be honest, I’ve ignored 90% of the comments in here so far... have we abided by Godwin’s law yet?

I used to run the 255/75/17 KM2's from those on my 4Runners until I went 285/75. I’d buy the take offs, sell the wheels for $250 or so, and have a set of 5 brand new tires for $250-450 depending on what I paid for the set to begin with. Can’t beat it.

A man after my own heart. This is precisely what I built after I asked the question about the track lok diff being available on the base sport. Down to the tan interior & Gobi exterior.

Question, can you add a factory installed track lock (or whatever the option sheet calls it) LSD or e-locker to the base sport manual trans?

And before them, there was this. http://www.defensereview.com/exclusive-video-unmanned-mini-helicopter-gets-weaponized-with-aa-12-shotgun/

The one in the advert was something I copied/pasted in about 5 seconds. I didn’t go over it w/a fine toothed comb. But now that I have, the shut lines are trash on the d-front fender-to hood and fender-to-door alignment, the grille is crooked, the bumper is crooked, there’s a dent on the bodywork under the driver’s…

Yup. He owns a parking lot up in Glendale stuffed full of 3rd gen 4Runners and Land Cruisers.

I’m a 3rd gen 4Runner apologist, having owned a handful. My daily driver clocking in at 357k miles and counting on it’s original driveline and I just went ~100 miles on dirt this past weekend w/zero issues, so if you want something unbiased, you’re not going to find it here.

With the folding windshield on the new JL being much less of a production than it was on the JK (and, basically, every wrangler since it became a CJ), I’ve seen a ton of people with it folded down (asterisk: a ton compared to the one I’d seen ever, in my life, prior to the JL... courtesy of Andrew Collins’ article…

Those kids must have grown up to be Toyota and Audi technicians because I swear every damn time I take those cars in for service, they come out sans valve stem caps.

TIL David Tracy is the average Chiron owner.

I’m late to the party as usual, however the Army Style Guide begs to differ with your begging to differ (https://www.army.mil/e2/downloads/rv7/armydotmil_style_guide.pdf ). As does AR 360-1. Before you mention that not applying to the public, please read the rest of this post, because you’d be right.

I’m pretty sure I see a front pumpkin. Think its a 4x4 with open diffs & both left side wheels off of the ground, or in very minimal contact.

Did I miss the part where the Porsche actually pulls the Tacoma out? For me the video cuts off after the first failed attempt.

Ranked best in it’s class since it was introduced in 2010 (tied in 2018). And the GX470 before that. KBB and ALG also share JD Power’s opinion.

Before we bought our 2016 4Runner, we looked hard at a few CPO GX460s. At the time, the price points were a bit higher on the GX (high $30's), and our 4Runner Trail (AKA TRD Off Road in 2017+ parlance) ended up costing us just north of $35k after fees.

I’m at 357k miles on mine. Wouldn’t have any issues taking it across the country & back tomorrow. 350k is attainable.

They redesigned what? the infotainment?