Off-Road Ranger I
Yes many when I can convince the boss that it's time.
I'd love to get a rack (K9), rear bumper (Metaltech) and hidden winch at some point. For now I'm working on a new, improved storage system based on Goose Gear's design, and I'll build a thread when I get more completed. In the meantime I added a very important piece of kit today that made my rig at least 10x more capable off-road. OB#3223
Steel Pass, Death Valley
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I love that Land Cruiser. Gosh, I am so torn about rigs!!!
out near the Potomac in Woodbrodge VA
Off-Road Ranger I
Couldn't agree more! The 200 series is just so cool and capable. Guess we just have to plan to have one of each.
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You know me, I'm all over the place... keep my rover or get a GX, LX, or LC. Oh wait, maybe a G? Hahahahahaha!!!!Couldn't agree more! The 200 series is just so cool and capable. Guess we just have to plan to have one of each.
Got a few overlanding vehicles here. Carry significantly more than their own weight and can climb over any terrain. Best part, they dont require any fuel.
2006 Toyota Tundra doublecab with 2005 Four Wheel Camper - Hawk
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2016 Toyota 4runner Trail , Icon Stage 7 suspension, RCI full skid plates, Yakima roof rack and custom built rock sliders.
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On my way to the metal shop for some steel tube for the new rear bumper tire and ladder swing arms. It was chilly and the morning light was just right for this shot.
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What type of roof rack do you have and what is the load capacity? is it using the 4 mounting bolts or do you add two more to make 6?
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Just returned from a backpacking trip in Peru and saw a few really cool Hilux overlanding type vehicles. Thought I'd share a few photos
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Its an Eezi-Awn K9 Roof Rack. Not sure on the exact load capacity rating but its more than enough for an RTT and any other gear you might want to through up there. If I recall correctly, the stock side rails are rated at ~500 lbs and I'd say this rack is much greater than that. It uses a proprietary channel system that bolts into the 4 stock mounting bolts. See the link for more details.
http://www.equipt1.com/item/k9-2-2-m-1250mm-roof-rack-system-for-toyota-5th-generation-4runner
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