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Member II
Welcome! You will find lots of Subaru support here. My sister in law recently bought a Crosstrek and she is going to start modifying it a bit this coming spring.
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Enthusiast II
Member II
Welcome! Wow, these are some great photos and video. Thanks so much for sharing! Love your FJ.
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Welcome! Check out the New England threads, as there are plans for various meet ups and trips in the future.
Member II
Welcome!!! Very cool OB number! :-) You have an awesome FJ, I've always loved those rigs.
Traveler I
thought I'd say Hello....
1. Chicago IL, or general area
2. 1988 Suzuki Samurai soft top (work in progress at the moment)
3. somewhere between novice and amateur? working on making it a more regular lifestyle....
1. Chicago IL, or general area
2. 1988 Suzuki Samurai soft top (work in progress at the moment)
3. somewhere between novice and amateur? working on making it a more regular lifestyle....
Member II
Traveler I
Thanks!
That's the general idea (hopefully). a small purpose built rig that will go anywhere and handle whatever I'm comfortable throwing at it.
Just need to finish it....
Greeting for Denver Colorado. My current project is a 2016 Toyota Tacoma TRDOR DCSB. Its a work in progress.View attachment 19110 View attachment 19110
Member II
Welcome!!! I must say WOW - I LOVE that Tacoma... Perfect color, build, function, all so great. You have done so much to it in so little time.... Hope you do a build thread!
Thank you! I plan on doing a build thread when I get some time.
It really was amazing, Im dying to go back someday. Maybe live there and just explore everyday possible haha
Thank you!
Hello,
My name is Ian. I have spent many years of my life traveling by road. Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, my family and I would take trips that cross the United States, and even up into Canada a few times. I now live in Sacramento, Ca and can't wait to experience similar trips with my fiance and the family we plan to build.
In late 2004 I purchased my dream vehicle, a 2004 Tacoma. I purchased it from a fellow who decided that after he put 5,000 miles on it, he wanted a full size. Sounded reasonable to me, I offer to buy it as long as he didn't change the oil on it (I wanted to be the first and only person to change it's oil). Many years later, she still runs strong getting me out of any place I've taken her too. In my younger years with my Tacoma I built it for speed and playing in the sand. However, since I miss the road and the travels that I've had, I am shifting my attention to building my truck for longer and longer trips on less and less pavement traveled.
I have put more blood, sweat, and tears into my truck than I can count. A whole list of things I done over the past 12 years. Everything I have done to my Tacoma, I have done in my own garage with the help of some of my best friends.
Current projects are:
Weld together CBI Off-Road DIY front bumper then powder coat
Weld on CBI Sliders
Add Warn Winch
Install Sierra LED rock lights
Re-gear to 4.56
Build bed organizer
Duel battery setup
On board Air
Tune CB Radio
And many more things I wish i have won the lotto to do and install today. ;-)
Plans to make trips up into the Sierras this summer, to get away from the valley heat and to enjoy time outdoors.
Thanks for taking the time to read and I look forward to possibly meeting some of you out on the trail!
My name is Ian. I have spent many years of my life traveling by road. Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, my family and I would take trips that cross the United States, and even up into Canada a few times. I now live in Sacramento, Ca and can't wait to experience similar trips with my fiance and the family we plan to build.
In late 2004 I purchased my dream vehicle, a 2004 Tacoma. I purchased it from a fellow who decided that after he put 5,000 miles on it, he wanted a full size. Sounded reasonable to me, I offer to buy it as long as he didn't change the oil on it (I wanted to be the first and only person to change it's oil). Many years later, she still runs strong getting me out of any place I've taken her too. In my younger years with my Tacoma I built it for speed and playing in the sand. However, since I miss the road and the travels that I've had, I am shifting my attention to building my truck for longer and longer trips on less and less pavement traveled.
I have put more blood, sweat, and tears into my truck than I can count. A whole list of things I done over the past 12 years. Everything I have done to my Tacoma, I have done in my own garage with the help of some of my best friends.
Current projects are:
Weld together CBI Off-Road DIY front bumper then powder coat
Weld on CBI Sliders
Add Warn Winch
Install Sierra LED rock lights
Re-gear to 4.56
Build bed organizer
Duel battery setup
On board Air
Tune CB Radio
And many more things I wish i have won the lotto to do and install today. ;-)
Plans to make trips up into the Sierras this summer, to get away from the valley heat and to enjoy time outdoors.
Thanks for taking the time to read and I look forward to possibly meeting some of you out on the trail!
Member II
Awesome FJ!Hi All,
I've been lurking for some time and finally decided to join (#3999). I'm in Arizona with my 2007 FJ.
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Im planning my first trip to AZ and currently looking for any suggestions, if you have any would you care to chime in on my thread? :)
https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/coming-from-los-angeles-to-arizona-need-suggestions.5602/
