Ontario BS Thread

It's exactly what I mean. Tuk was always on the list. I think years ago I had a post about it.

 

that's wild!

yeah after seeing the Miata up there a few years ago, not surprised he made it just fine. Largest issue is when it starts to rain for long periods of time/ snow sets in. otherthan that - love to see it.

 

dont wait for anyone and just go always better with a group, but dont let your dreams be memes!
(it's what i did)

 

well i made it, found this post when i was looking for my Alaska post

 

if we're taking bikes:
https://youtu.be/6cmY8qEdvIM?si=ZU8t39FBKoJvYdho

the TCAT is an option to go coast-to-coast

 

Amen brother. But its always nice to share the experience.
if my wife found out you posted that video, and i saw it, and I wanted another bike, i'd be dead and you'd be on the run..lol. just kidding, thanks..

 

Especially that 10000km trip there and back to the GTA. It's a loooong time to be alone, and a lot of time to think.

If i could do it again, i would but if you plan to do a run in the next month, understand they'll be seeing minor snow fall in the next coming weeks.

 

i did a trip 5 years ago through Quebec over and across Labrador down to Newfoundland and back by myself and I sure would have loved some company. long road trips by yourself is hard way to go.

 

OMG ITS JUST A BABY!

It's grown so much

 

Makes me wonder what he spent in gas, those trans ams average about 20l/100km

I'm doing a trip thru Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and PEI with Madison this January, about 8 days. Wanted to throw NFLD in there but man, is it ever isolated from everything else! Summer trip to NFLD may be in order

 

with me burning around 15L/100k
IIRC gas in Whitehorse was about 1.85, Dempster HWY start was about $1.90, Eagles nest was was about $2.50, Inuvik was around $2.20, and Tuk was about $1.90

going up from NIA was about $1500 to Whitehorse, about $500 to Tuk and back, and about $2000 in the winter to drive back.
it's not a cheap trip lol

 

I've got a gas price story.
When gas was somewhere around the 60 to. 70 cents / liter a friend and my self decided we'll wait for the price to go down before we do the Rubicon in our jeeps
I'm still waiting for the price to come down.
Moron of the story : me
Lesson learned : nothing gets cheeper as time goes by. Good for all those who have already done all these trips that I want to do. You're a lot smarter than me.

 

I'm looking for some factory front mudflaps for a 3rd gen if anyone's got them.

 

Installed Ark splash guards P/N 83810 in the 4Runner. The Ark material is stiff and feels plasticky rather than rubbery to the touch:

 

Not sure if anyone saw them last night between 8-11 pm last night.

 

I think I do and can bring them to ardbeg. Will confirm.

 

Would be awesome, thanks. Going on a long road trip in the winter and would prefer if my doors weren't being assaulted by gravel the whole way

 

^Can always make high-clearance flaps like @Snail81 and I (on the 4R) did. Easier to make than fender splash guards.

 

Link to thread? Or is it just grab some material and vibes