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Oh to be able to weld. :sunglasses: Nice job.... officially jealous. :grinning:

Nice build so far. I must say those are some big ol' tires you put on. :astonished: Are you adding a lift kit also at some point?

Nice start to the build. Look forward to seeing more as you go along.

Great thread and recommendations. Thanks for putting it together. I do Have a question.....I inherited 2 straps with a max load rating of 6500 lbs...if I use them both at the same time, does that double the max load to 13ooo lbs. Really really curious :sunglasses:.

Welcome. In my opinion, you've come to the right place. You'll find a bunch of great threads on what to do and where to go.

Welcome. It looks like you have a good platform to start your modifications. Make sure you post pics in the build thread as you do your adds. Of course I'm assuming your adding to the Blazer :sunglasses:. So what are your plans?

Nice! though I am not a fan of snakes.... lol :sunglasses:

Love the cactus shots. Seeing these are on my 'Trip wish list.' Thanks for sharing.

Sad to see it just wasting away....

A few shots from the Reno Air Show

So nickburt... what did you end up getting for your scanning project? :sunglasses:

Welcome to the community. Interesting way to add your location. :sunglasses: It's good to see another retiree (or almost retiree) intrigued about overlanding.

Your build looks great. Looking forward to more pics of your modes. :sunglasses:

I agree with srad2. It's is cool seeing Rav in action and obviously keeping pace with its larger brothers. Good job. Look forward to seeing your mods. By the way, what tires are you running it on?

Love the Dinosaur Rock shot. It's always a must have photo op. Oh...and Welcome. Looking forward to seeing more pics of your adventures.

Have a friend that does that with his Thule rack and RTT. My issue is that I only have a 5 inch clearance going through the garage door (after a 2" lift and a K9 Rack). I have to load and unload the RTTfrom a 12 foot ramp. LOL... Thus my looking for a lower rack that I could get enough...

Welcome Hunterman. I think you're mistaken about Not being an overlander. :smile: From your description, it sure sounds like you've been overlanding. :sunglasses:

Thanks Steve. I was wondering how my style of RTT would attach to it. Unfortunately, after reviewing the video at Rago, there is not enough clearance from the roof to work with the bolt system of my RTT. I do like the low profile and what they're doing for accessories.

Like the banded color in the hills.

Looking forward to see some pics of the 4Runner and the trip. and Welcome.