Daily Driven Wheelers

[donutman126]

My only way to work...

[swapped89]

Looks like your DD takes a beatin!! Nice pics to bad about the flopp. You get her fixed or....

[yoter4x4]

it's hilarious how every pic almost your head is stickin way out the window.

[yjay]

I thought you meant that was your only way to work, thru the forest, in ruts, over rocks, up the wall with the nice sack picture painted on it, etc. I was gonna say you should get a job where the roads are a little nicer. Now I get it. Bear with me.

[MUDSLINGER]

Drive it around town and weekends 160k on it. 2" body lift OME spring with added leaf up front X over steering 32" BF AT.

[donutman126]

Looks like your DD takes a beatin!! Nice pics to bad about the flopp. You get her fixed or....

Yup I fixed it, I high lifted the roof out, glued a new windshield in and made a sun roof out of plexi glass. Look at the picture of my truck flexin with the Iroks, thats what it looked like after I fixed it.

[donutman126]

In fact most of those pictures were taken after I fixed it from the roll.

[swapped89]

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In fact most of those pictures were taken after I fixed it from the roll.

right on! I had to do the same thing to my truck last winter. Lol

[ajordan1975]

some new pics 

[yjay]

That trail looks pretty vicious.

[notyourmomslx450]

That's Clayton, OK.  He just got back from a trip up there this past weekend.

[ajordan1975]

It can be...... It killed 2 of the 4 jeeps I was with. All the jeeps I was w/ this weekend where one 1 tons and 39.5 to 42. I am the mighty Toyota that could!!

[yjay]

I definitely like the wheelbase better on my runner than my jeep. Seems to really help. Who knew 8 extra inches would make such a difference.......I mean, uh, er, well nevermind .  

[Early]

Damn i wish we could drive in the water in Oregon. Haha. That looks like a boat load of fun.


Drive it and caries my carpentry tools daily and my mountain man tools on the weekends, dog, all the time

[Rocksurfer]

Have a lot of the same trouble here with driving in creeks, even just crossing one gets the dander up on the nature nazi's around here.

[Early]

Have a lot of the same trouble here with driving in creeks, even just crossing one gets the dander up on the nature nazi's around here.

I am one of those nature nazis but i think we went to far.


Shoot, its gonna make its way into the sewer drain somehow ( im good with oil but not perfect). Our city ran that to the river. but i can't drive through said tributaries of such river. I just wanna wash my truck "the natural way".

[Rocksurfer]

Damn you are a hippie aren't you.  I remember when the Sierra Club had a 4x4 division. They were a little over the top but they were still wheelers. I've got no problem with conserving nature for us to enjoy but have a big issue with not being allow to even enjoy it.

[ajordan1975]

I definitely like the wheelbase better on my runner than my jeep. Seems to really help. Who knew 8 extra inches would make such a difference.......I mean, uh, er, well nevermind .   

hahaha!!! Yeah all the jeeps I was w/ had long wheelbases. 108ish on 3 of the 4.

[ajordan1975]

I've got no problem with conserving nature for us to enjoy but have a big issue with not being allow to even enjoy it.

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I was only in it because I could be.

[notyourmomslx450]

We actually have a similar rule in TX.  You aren't allowed to drive in a navigable waterway.  Pretty much if you can run a canoe in it, you can't drive through it.  Oklahoma may be a different story, since that's where they were.

[Early]

I've got no problem with conserving nature for us to enjoy but have a big issue with not being allow to even enjoy it.

BINGO, i went to High school in Ashland OR. You arn't allowed to smoke cigarettes in the park, wouldn't want to intoxicate the trees. This was before we banned it in the bar!

We actually have a similar rule in TX.  You aren't allowed to drive in a navigable waterway.  Pretty much if you can run a canoe in it, you can't drive through it.  Oklahoma may be a different story, since that's where they were.

I can understand that. We have Lakes that you can't run motors in here. So theres definitly a grey line in who gets to use where to do what. I can't complain to much, my backyard ("my" woods not the 10' square of grass in the city) is the most beautiful place i've ever seen.

Holy off topic. Sorry. So back to pics. Not my daily driven wheeler. But my Sunday Fun driver that gets used daily when the runners on its cycle.

[yjay]

Have a lot of the same trouble here with driving in creeks, even just crossing one gets the dander up on the nature nazi's around here.

I am one of those nature nazis but i think we went to far.


Shoot, its gonna make its way into the sewer drain somehow ( im good with oil but not perfect). Our city ran that to the river. but i can't drive through said tributaries of such river. I just wanna wash my truck "the natural way".

That's some impressive dander if you ever do get it up my friend

[swapped89]

Haha I like how Early has his Beemer loaded up with lumber. Awesome!

[sabatoa1]

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[sabatoa1]

90' 4runner, 85' sas, RUF, 4" procomp coils rear, hysteer, linkin locked front. I have plans of leaf spring conversion in the rear and 35" MTR'S

[chunkybutfunky934]

sick runner

[yjay]

Hey, you gotta drive it for a while on that swap before you post here my friend 
Just jivin' 

[blackdiamond]

There are several levels of daily drivers or at least there is a difference between a rig that is driven to and from work and one that is capable of handling extended trips as well as trails.  Both my 85 truck and 89 4Runner have been driven from Washington State to Moab for a week of wheeling and the 4Runner made the trip to the Rubicon.  There's a special balance required to "comfortably" handle 70 mph all day still be capable of running the difficult trails.  The last trip back from Moab was done in a single shot with nothing but gas/food stops.

[notyourmomslx450]

Mine's driven to and from all but one wheeling trip, plus daily driving to work, school, the grocery store, etc.

[yjay]

I love it. To have that level of confidence in what you've built says a lot. Mine is my only car, and it gets wheeled, but I must admit I wouldn't rock it to Moab and back, at least not at this point. I'd want Longs, spares for the rear, spare 3rd, maybe a spare case. All in due time.
Good on ya my friend.