NEW MEMBER INTRODUCTIONS!
- Thread starter Dave
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Congrats on the new site Dave!
Looking forward to many more adventures...
Man that's throwing back some old school pics. LOL
Well sir, I'm glad your here and while you might not say much what you do express is often good stuff.
What's all this? First I'm hearing of this forum... rolleyes
My name's Tim. I was just told I was thought of as an ARSE on another forum by some redneck who can't even sell a subscription to a magazine, so it must be time to move on.
Sorry I'm late to the party; this whole hypertext thing is a little confusing when you try to navigate without your reading glasses on.
My name's Tim. I was just told I was thought of as an ARSE on another forum by some redneck who can't even sell a subscription to a magazine, so it must be time to move on.
Sorry I'm late to the party; this whole hypertext thing is a little confusing when you try to navigate without your reading glasses on.
A few pictures...
Since I'm kinda feeling at home here I'll post a picture of me and the Mrs. You can see our son (Luke) in another thread.
Somewhere in Alaska. When I'm having a bad day this is the place I close my eyes and go back too.
My first truck. Sure it was a Prerunner with a brush-guard and nerf-bars but I loved it.
I loved this truck. The biggest mistake I ever made was putting an ARB up front as it changed the dynamics, look, and feel of the truck so much that I could no longer justify the 13-14 mpg.
I drove this little fella for about 10 months in order to have some fun and save some gas money on a long commute (28 mpg even with my foot in it). Finally I felt the need to explore again (and found out we were expecting our first child) and sold the Miata to buy a CRV (AWD of course) which my wife promptly claimed as her own, thus leaving me with a Corolla to sell and a few K in the bank account which led me to the 1999 4Runner I'm driving around today. No pictures of said ride but the OME shocks and springs along with the Tundra brake upgrade have me pretty confident that this might be the one I keep around for awhile (not that I never said that about my Xterra, two Miata's, and Tundra that I've owned in the last five years). Time will tell.
Since I'm kinda feeling at home here I'll post a picture of me and the Mrs. You can see our son (Luke) in another thread.
Somewhere in Alaska. When I'm having a bad day this is the place I close my eyes and go back too.
My first truck. Sure it was a Prerunner with a brush-guard and nerf-bars but I loved it.
I loved this truck. The biggest mistake I ever made was putting an ARB up front as it changed the dynamics, look, and feel of the truck so much that I could no longer justify the 13-14 mpg.
I drove this little fella for about 10 months in order to have some fun and save some gas money on a long commute (28 mpg even with my foot in it). Finally I felt the need to explore again (and found out we were expecting our first child) and sold the Miata to buy a CRV (AWD of course) which my wife promptly claimed as her own, thus leaving me with a Corolla to sell and a few K in the bank account which led me to the 1999 4Runner I'm driving around today. No pictures of said ride but the OME shocks and springs along with the Tundra brake upgrade have me pretty confident that this might be the one I keep around for awhile (not that I never said that about my Xterra, two Miata's, and Tundra that I've owned in the last five years). Time will tell.
Hi everybody, Steve and Shellie here. Don't know where this road is going but it looks pretty good! Good Job on the site Dave. Inspiring pictures. This is just what this community needed. See ya at the DR...
P.S. we used to be Hobo's
Awesome! I was wondering who this gote was
Nice looking site, Dave!
I'm Bill, the other Power Wagon owner.
Also the other teardrop owner.
We got back into camping after a two decade lay-off spent on Iron Butt motorcycling, racing, and crashing... ...the crashing is what prompted getting back into something more laid-back like camping.
Anyhow, we camp alot. And like to do roadtrips. So nobody is safe.
I owe Tim a visit now...
Hi all,
I'm Bill, the other Power Wagon owner.
Also the other teardrop owner.
We got back into camping after a two decade lay-off spent on Iron Butt motorcycling, racing, and crashing... ...the crashing is what prompted getting back into something more laid-back like camping.
Anyhow, we camp alot. And like to do roadtrips. So nobody is safe.
I owe Tim a visit now...
Thanks Bill, welcome aboard!
Welcome! How short are you?