90yota SAS T4R build

Truckee is a pretty good location for getting to all the good NorCal trails.

 

Oh yeah, centrally located! Was a lot of fun growing up there. But now I'm a little west of Sac.

 

About 12 years ago I lived on Donner Lake for a summer. I was building a 5000 sq/ft "cabin" at Martis Camp. It's an amazing area.

Bishop's great as it's not NorCal and it's not SoCal. It's also 4 hours to get to Fordyce and 4 hours to get to Johnson Valley. lol

 

That's freaking awesome. I worked at the state park in high school during the summer. Martis is so expensive. I bet is was really nice! I've been down through Bishop a few times. Beautiful area and can be a lot quieter.

 

Expensive doesn't quite do Martis justice. It's a different level of wealth to be able to live there. lol

 

Haha true. Bay area changed Truckee. I left in 2010 and now I'm finally back in the area. Its changed so much.

 

Stretching her legs

 

Awesome Build

 

Thanks! it's been a huge learning process and I'm glad how it's come along.

 

Picking up an 87 next month from a buddy, looking forward to starting a new project.

How does it drive on the road? Gotta be a turd with the 37s and that 22re.

 

Thats gunna be cool. Pickup or 4runner?

It's not too bad. I can cruise 75 on the highway when it's flat. Any hill is a different story though. I also have a tow rig so I don't have to worry about long trips

 

4 runner

I've got a 94 single cab pickup with 5.29 and 33s and a blown out 22re so I can imagine haha

 

just saw the lost and loose IG post was like damn that thing looks familiar. Then realized that's you.

just followed ya.

 

Hell yeah! Followed you back! I just picked up one of his hats that says leaf springs party harder haha

 

I guess I need a tow rig build page now that 37s and racelines are in the garage.

 

Photo dump from the Rubicon this weekend.

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cg1wvNqFmmX/

 

She's looking good.

 

you got duals in this beast?

 

went from page 2 to 4 on the build thread...


You go trail gear or marlin? for gears and adapter?

I'm trying to decide...definitely going to follow suit on the triple stick set up... so clean.

I like that little switch panel you've got under the stereo...pulled my stereo out this weekend to find a shit load or wire nuts and other nonsense from prior owner...