What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Morning Jeff!

 

Me to my friend.

 

Happy wife, happy life!

 

I almost bought a Pro form Modern, had a great deal worked out but with the 0 percent that came out they couldn’t get me where I wanted to be on financing.

 

Hey, Mr. Rivetnut! This pic really would fit Quite Nice!!

 

You had to ask! Lol Give him the rundown!!

 

Better than the unicycle picture!

 

I get that, almost went that route. If you want the pro look just be aware that most (if not all) of the decals only cover the top of the scoop, not the entire scoop. Wasn't a fan of that look so I wrapped mine for full coverage and I can add the other decal if I so desire down the road. Good luck with your decision.

 

Yes, Toyota definitely failed with designing a good fitment with the kick panels.

 

Took the women on a date yesterday to Martin Head, probably one of the nicest beaches in New Brunswick but the only access is by 4x4 about an hour outside of Fundy National Park. Roads were a little soft in places but still lost of rock and shale, I aired down to 14psi to smoothen out the ride and never had any problems.

Apologies for the Snapchat pictures but I didn’t take any yesterday. Setup an air mattress in the box and made a little fire and had some drinks. Kinda wished we brought the tent and stayed the night because it was certainly warm enough.



Left at about 1am lol.



and today’s probably gonna be spent washing the truck.



^tires still sitting at 14psi^

 

Available from Amazon. Here’s mine. Totally worth it.

 

Bob that is a beautiful thing right there now. I had to have a moment of silence over that....lmao...
Zim

 

To jump in, never been to Seneca Rocks but have been skiing at Canaan Valley and Timberline in Davis, WV. Beautiful area. One trip we had one hell of a drive over the mountain in a snow storm. Was glad to get to the bottom alive.

 

Pic taken out back not on the river. A river guide fried of mine gave me the recipe. Always a staple when doing an overnight on the river.
Russell does a phenomenal job on river trips. He's really got rafting dialed in. He guided for Colorado River Rafters for years. The kitchen setup is outstanding right down to flowing water to do the dishes. Rafting done right. I do the meal planning and help with the dishes, Russ does just about everything else including the margaritas.

Did I mention that I'm in charge of food on these trips?

 

Climbers? Both of you need to take a road trip to Smith Rocks in Oregon then

 

I’d love the recipe if you don’t mind. We live an hour from the put-in from the 4 day run on the wild section of the Rogue river. Try to do it every year

 

It's a shame some of us have to do this. We do the same thing. Dont understand that people bring things in (cans, bottles, containers) but cant take them back out. They are a lot lighter and can be compacted to take up less space. Pure laziness. You're doing a great thing.

 

Hauled 15 2x4x10, 8 sheets of 1/2 drywall and one sheet of plywood to put the drywall on. 2x4's stuck out about 4 feet but I only had to go 2 mile away

 

Will do a little later. Need to rearrange my shed for summer use. Grass needs mowing big time and the tractor is buried.
Real simple. 7 briquettes underneath, 10 on top, when you can smell it it's done. Delicious!
Remind me later this evening in case I forget.

 

Simple lack of respect. Far too common these days!