5th gen 4Runners in scenic locations

Yeah Dallas TRDPro that looks very sweet-nice looking ride. If mine was not going to be driven mostly on pavement I would probably go for a similar look. Very Sharp!

 

I will not know about the exhaust until I am in the saddle. The Pro roof rack has never blended well in my eyes! A bad first impression that has not softened!

 

I'm 99% on pavement. I just think the 4R looks perfect with a small lift and 285's. For the Pro, I used the Eibach springs and it gave me exactly what I was looking for.

 

Where was this pic taken? Would enjoy going there.

 

Yosemite, Ca.

 

Montana Mountain Rd. between Florence Junction, AZ and Superior, AZ.

 

I figured! haha. That was one of our little stops last summer at Bodie. You are in Auburn Ca?

Take a look at our areas thread, trying to get it more active and do some local trips etc so everyone is not getting stuck by themselves, we can get stuck together haha!

https://www.4runners.com/threads/sacramento-area-thread.14645/

 

From a trip to the White Mountains in New Hampshire last month.

 

Moss Creek in Land Between the Lakes

 

Down by the river (creek) yesterday.

 

Lake Siskiyou CA

 

Mackinac Straits.

 

Roosevelt Lake?

 

Yes

 

Rocky Mountain Natl Park, CO! Beautiful day!

 

I just took my first real road trip in a near - some camping and photo shooting in Northern New Mexico. I didn't think about taking photos of the 4Runner, aside from this once. I have to remember as I start doing road trips again! This is part of the Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Widerness Research Area, about an hour South of Farmington. This particular section is on BLM land, but parts are also on Reservation land.

 

When I had the ORP. One of our shooting spots. That’s my bro in law. But that my
LR-308 I built.

 

Sometimes, when I drive offroad with the window down, the exhaust volume makes me think that a razer or something is coming up behind me.

 

Funny! Not hearing forward to that!

 

Blue Holler off road park in Kentucky.

 

Wyalusing state park, WI. Overlooking Wisconsin River joining the Mississippi river

 

Went out in the woods today to look for morel mushrooms and Bigfoot. Didn't find either. Did find a group of trees blown down in a weird pattern that Bigfoot enthusiasts like to call a "tree structure" that is purportedly a territory marker created by a Bigfoot in a specific way to communicate to other Bigfoots.

While I have seen photos of what I think could be actual tree structures, what I found was just trees blown down and together.



Drove deeper into the mountains, but had to turn around due to the snow getting deeper and sketchier. About a foot or so deep, but it was 62 degrees out and the snow had started to melt and re-freeze a couple of times and was very dense. On the way in, I was riding on top of the crust and it was fine, but when it got too bad and I had to turn around and head back, I broke through a couple of times and got buried. Had to back up and find a new line a couple of times.

But fun on the way in...

 

Moab utah

 

So much epic!!!!

 

Padre Island Texas

 

Merica Montana

 

Schnebly Hill road Mesa

 

Northern Arizona