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Started by BLACKWIDOW, June 24, 2005, 06:07:06 PM

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BLACKWIDOW

Hello, I'm Victoria, also from Anchorage Alaska, well temporaily, headed back to Washington end o'Aug. Just checking in per the rules, well part of the rules. As soon as I hit enter, I am diving for cover....no pic. No worries tho, other than Ranchos, the Black Widow is stock '99 3.4. Color the photo of the 4Runner hung up on the gas pump barricades black and there ya go. But she does have either a future or a brother.

Work for Toyota, driven Toyota since '75. 2 Celicas, 22RE 'Runner, 22RE '92 p/u, 3.L p/u, etc. Your web site has a wealth of information, lots of helpful and knowledgeable people and lots of pictures, too. Marlin is the 'Gold Standard" for Toyota wheeling info. May be pickin' a brain or two in the future.

Different wheelin' in the Lower 48 compared to Alaska, can't wait to see sagebrush and pine trees again.
Again, thanks to all for a great site.
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Take a deep seat and hang on!

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Quote from: BLACKWIDOW on June 24, 2005, 06:07:06 PM
Hello, I'm Victoria, also from Anchorage Alaska, well temporaily, headed back to Washington end o'Aug. Just checking in per the rules, well part of the rules. As soon as I hit enter, I am diving for cover....no pic. No worries tho, other than Ranchos, the Black Widow is stock '99 3.4. Color the photo of the 4Runner hung up on the gas pump barricades black and there ya go. But she does have either a future or a brother.

Work for Toyota, driven Toyota since '75. 2 Celicas, 22RE 'Runner, 22RE '92 p/u, 3.L p/u, etc. Your web site has a wealth of information, lots of helpful and knowledgeable people and lots of pictures, too. Marlin is the 'Gold Standard" for Toyota wheeling info. May be pickin' a brain or two in the future.

Different wheelin' in the Lower 48 compared to Alaska, can't wait to see sagebrush and pine trees again.
Again, thanks to all for a great site.
:biggthumpup:

At least you did your homework and know what's coming :welcome:













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BLACKWIDOW

Sorry,Rocksurfer....had to prep to dodge the flame thrower. Thanks for the laugh. Seriously tho. This is an awesome site. Crunchy and I are back counter 'Yota parts here in AK and we are knee deep in it all day. He has super FJ40 and needs to get his pics posted. When I get back home, 22rep/u is on the list. Had a great 92 that I rebuilt eng but sold to ex sis in law last year. Shoulda coulda, but will find another. Wheeling here is way diff and this sites pics of all y'all crawlin' on rocks is intriguing as all get out. Taking 2-3 months off before finding new job, headed to Moab,Ogden and Flagstaff and hopefully a Texas tour. Should be able to find something along the way. Be well. :beerchug:
Take a deep seat and hang on!

Rocksurfer

Quote from: BLACKWIDOW on June 24, 2005, 07:23:05 PM
Sorry,Rocksurfer....had to prep to dodge the flame thrower. Thanks for the laugh. Seriously tho. This is an awesome site. Crunchy and I are back counter 'Yota parts here in AK and we are knee deep in it all day. He has super FJ40 and needs to get his pics posted. When I get back home, 22rep/u is on the list. Had a great 92 that I rebuilt eng but sold to ex sis in law last year. Shoulda coulda, but will find another. Wheeling here is way diff and this sites pics of all y'all crawlin' on rocks is intriguing as all get out. Taking 2-3 months off before finding new job, headed to Moab,Ogden and Flagstaff and hopefully a Texas tour. Should be able to find something along the way. Be well. :beerchug:


It's all good. :gap:  :biggthumpup:
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Where in WA are you moving to?  East side or the west? 

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Quote from: WHITE_TRASH on June 25, 2005, 01:46:59 AM
Where in WA are you moving to?  East side or the west? 

Welcome to the board.

Hey thanks for the welcome WT. Came up from E wa in '01. Sold house in Pateros, north of Wenatchee, last month and my stuff is in storage in Woodinville near my mom's place. So will fort up in Woodinville to start. Will spend some time in E Wa visiting friends(read fishing) :thumbs:  then down to Flagstaff to check area and visit sis. To be honest....no idea where I will land...all options open at this time. Plan to be back in Woodinville poss end o' Oct. Would like to end up in Mont. but I think economy is still a little shakey. Maybe do a little networking with friends at PDC in Portland.

I'm comfortable on either side of the 'Cedar Curtain' and always up for a road trip :driving:  but prefer sagebrush and pine trees...we'll see. And of course will have to factor in a.....JOB.

Question for ya tho, having been outta the loop for the past 4 years, is Wa issued concelaed weapons permit valid in other states? Traveling alone and I want a level playing field if I step on a rattler during a hike. :greengrin:

So there is the 'no plan'.
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