What states has your truck been driven (not towed) to?

[emsvitil]

ahem...one measly state outside of SoCA...Arizona, I don't even know if that counts...

It counts if you got out of sight of the Colorado river................

[motormouth559]

my 88 runner did
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
California several times  one way is 20 /24 hours  straight thru  /   1206.00 +miles  from FortCollins, Co To Clovis, CA  nice drive lots to look at i will do the drive any day of the week !

[93REDCRAWLER]

Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
Wyoming

[TEXCRAWLER]

My truck has driven through.

Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
California

It has also towed my rig through these states.

[warandall]

Drove mine from South Carolina to Arizona in under 3 days. unfortunately no wheeling had to hurry back before my leave expired

[Sparkplug]

California, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada for my 88 runner, all in 1 year, 75k last year on it, didnt miss a beat.

[BigMike]

Anyone do any Canadian wheeling? ...well, besides Canadians of course eh

[90 sa-yota]

Hey mike what gears in the diffs. is marlin running?

[BigMike]

Hey mike what gears in the diffs. is marlin running?

5.29:1 V6 gears Yukon

[Prismo]

Mike, you must be bored replying to a thread from 2011   

[tgmaul88]

my 98 4runner
Michigan
wisconsin
Minnesota
north dakota
south dakota
montana
Idaho
washington
oregon
Calif
ohio
Tenn
Kentucky
wyoming
Ney york
Pennsylvania

and maybe a fewmore

[cowsinblack]

My whip is going across the country in august. Hopefully I make it 

[emsvitil]

California
Nevada
Arizona


Then towing an empty trailer

California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Kansas (which wasn't flat)
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania

picked up 1964 Valiant in Pittsburgh
So now I'm towing a load trailer through

Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California

I missed one............

West Virginia has a small slice between Ohio and Pennsylvania

[Nation]

Still hasn't left California 

[BigMike]

Still hasn't left California 

Same here. Hopefully next year I'll be driving mine to Utah for the annual Cruise Moab event

[toyodaaddict]

Yeah, I've never left WA. in mine. Its never left me stranded but the idea of leaving the state in a 34 year old truck is a bit unsettling, maybe after a motor upgrade. My dad and I have been talking for a couple years about making it to the MC round up but driving there,wheeling then driving home without issue seems a bit risky to me, he doesnt thinks its any big deal.

[90 sa-yota]

Same here. Hopefully next year I'll be driving mine to Utah for the annual Cruise Moab event

I mite try and make that trip and convoy with group for moab 2015

[KauriJ]

I hope it's okay to revive this old thread...

Our 1999 4Runner has traveled through:
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Alberta

This includes
9 trips from California to the Canadian Rockies, with varying routes
4 trips to Utah slot canyons from CA
about 30 trips to Death Valley from the SF Bay Area

It's not a rock crawler (yet), but it's traveled on many 4WD roads on almost all of these trips.

[arlindsay1992]

I think it's okay to bring this thread back. I have an '87 4Runner with 418,000 miles. I've driven it in:

Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida

Carfax shows that my truck was registered in California until 1999 so who knows where all it drove before I bought it.

[cavey]

my diesel 1989 LN106 started in Newcastle , new south wales  australia, I relocated to Tasmania, so drove via Victoria,  have driven that return trip about 10 times , in 2013 drove to Ayres Rock , via victoria, south australia and northern Territory and back to Tassie, 8000kms in 5 weeks , and in 2023 drove to Brisbane, Queensland , via victoria and NSW  and back to Tassie, 5500 kms in 3 weeks

[blackdiamond]

That's a great picture of Marlin coming down Pritchett Canyon.  I'm not sure I'd enjoy a trip down, the last time I did the trail I used the winch anchor on that spot, I just couldn't get solid footing on the lower smooth rock and wasn't willing to hit it any harder.

In my current 4Runner, I've made two trips to Moab (Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah) and one trip to the Rubicon (Washington & California).

My previous 85 never visited the Rubicon in California, but was also my college commuter between Washington and Colorado so add Wyoming it it's list.

A lot of the drivetrain is the same: front end, rear differential & transfer case.

It's been 13 years since this post and the list has not changed. It's now more about counting times it gets driven.

[Prismo]

I daily drive mine still with almost 430,000 miles. Just got back from a trip to Southern Oregon yesterday, Over 900 miles there and back. I still trust my 33 year old 4runner.

[TacoEspecial]

Went on a trip to Moab last month and we also went off-roading in Colorado and Arizona.
We stopped at 4 corners too.
Went to 6 states in total on the trip and that's the most I've been to in my taco.

California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona

[RUGER]

It's been 13 years since this post and the list has not changed. It's now more about counting times it gets driven.

this is very true especially fer me.

California
Nevada
Arizona

RUGER

[Waterman]

California
Nevada
Baja
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Utah

Not all the same vehicle, but all driven to wheel in these areas

[ninjasyota]

California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming,Montana, Soith Dakota, North Dakota.