UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

too electric. but cool idea.

 

I love that Toyota fought against its conservative urges and went almost Mopar with this one

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/ome-nitrochargers.720732/


someone buy theeeeese

 

I liked it, just to unlike it.

 

The more I look at it, the more I'm on the fence about it. BUT I agree with you that this may be a stepping stone to get away from such bland colors.

I still maintain that yellow was the superior choice, but also glad they didn't release it, because it saved me $40k+

 

Turd/Third gen only club

ok I’m in you going to be close to slc anytime soon?

 

I’m in Logan, can probably go through whatever canyon goes to Park City Friday afternoon

 

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Okay. I like that color. it's almost like a gold. doens't look half bad.

 

TW for the win. Always feels good helping fellow TW owners out.

 

It’s a mix of the FJ Cruiser yellow (don’t they just recycle those colors onto new Pro models?) and the muddy water it’s sitting behind. And ya know what, it works.

 

LOL. didn't even notice the murky waters.

 

That photo clearly wasnt taken in Utah with all that water.

 

Not to mention the clear blue skies!

 

*walks outside*

*squints*

Could have sworn there was a 11000 foot mtn range somewhere over...there

*gestures broadly eastward*

 

Why does this 4Runner look like it’s been stretched out a bit? Is it the angle?

 

Anyone have any camping /4x4 trail recommendations near vernal ? Flaming gorge is close but haven't really explored Vernal. Looks like a lot of oil and gas sites from satellite images..

 

There’s a couple spots where the highways cross the rivers.

Dry Fork Canyon, probably the best

Taylor Mountain road

Either lake close to town



how close to town? Camping wise


As for trails,

there’s Red Mountain, but I don’t know if you can get a truck around it anymore, Moonshine Arch is short and easy and then mostly just forest roads if you aren’t wanting to rock crawl or whatever.

 

It's more of a biking area, but there's some dirt roads and camp spots out near Mccoy flats corral.

 

LOL. Look! You can see them today! barely.