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Sounds good. I'll definitely take a look!

@Chadlyb Definitely not imo. Could be interesting just to see what "features" it could be providing tho

@VCeXpedition The lack of the 70 is the real kicker

@utspoolup Pretty much haha

Was browsing Motor Trend, and came across this article about the "Future Toyota Adventure Concept". http://www.motortrend.com/news/toyota-ft-ac-concept-teased-ahead-of-l-a-debut/ Apparently, this could be related to the FT-4X which is pictured below (just read the article, I would reiterate it...

Hey guys, here's my '10 TE T4R w/ 323 000KMs. Some more details can be found at: http://buildprint.io/b/archeeT4R

I like the Dark Responsive Official! Always preferred designs based off of the Google material design.

@cauf Sweet, I'll look into that newbie run. Could be fun.

@Baby Jeep Overland @Jacob Camp $50 a year w/ a membership period that runs Jan-Dec. Or a calculated amount once Oct. hits.

@AlexG Ya, I've watched a few of his vids. Real cool stuff.

As a newbie overlander and 4wheeler, I found this website to be very useful. Just thought I'd share for anyone who wanted a good read. It has a 4 main sections (w/ many subsections): 4x4 Operations 4x4 Driving 4x4 Recovery Accessories http://4xoverland.com/how-do-4x4s-work/

@Baby Jeep Overland Ya, I have to agree. They have a very good system in place. Lots of very good info.

So, is anyone in Ontario part of the OF4WD. I recently joined the OF4WD, and have found the Trail Index very useful as an amateur 4wheeler. Also, they have a decent amount of solid 4WD info and guides. http://www.of4wd.com/

Well, finally completed my first oil change on my '10 TE T4R. A little rocky at times, but I'll consider it a win lol. The skid plate re installation was tough, but still managed it. For those interested: Guide for 5th Gen T4Rs...

Retro Toyota Shifter

@Daryl 32 ahaha, that's sick!

Kawartha Highlands Provincial Park (Ontario) in July from my canoeing/portaging/backcountry camping trip

@Scarab I've just recently started watch the Dirt Every Day series, so I can't judge to much too much lol. I enjoyed the Humvee episode and definitely could've watched more.

So, this video showed up in my subscriptions on YouTube. Just thought I'd share it. "How to Plan Your 4x4 Build" - Dirt Every Day (Motor Trend Channel)

I wear Vasque St. Elias GTX w/ a Birkenstock insert. I use 'em for backcountry camping, and the Canadian winters. Very comfortable and plenty of support for when I portage my canoe.