UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

I’ve yet to form an opinion on the 4th Gen.

Speaking of price, I saw one of these for the first time today, and I think I’m in luv.

 

One of my fondest dreams is that someone popular leads a movement where people begin to appreciate simplicity and the utility in things that aren't expensive.

 

I drove the LC version and seriously considered it. The I4 was meh, and the interior is weirdly narrow for the driver b/c of the center console, but tall as hell. You'd have headroom for days even as a tall guy. Would be curious to try the Lexus with the V6TT.

 

yeah, those gx's are great looking. Fell in love when I saw it at a car show. would love to try giving it a test drive.

 

As a general rule. You just can’t go wrong with a Lexus. However, I wish there were options from a dealership perspective.

 

anyone going to cruiserfest?

 

Unfortunately I am not. I'm already scheduled to volunteer at another festival.

 

Where...when?

 

https://landcruiserhm.com/events/cruiser-fest

This Saturday in Salt lake

 

Home game this weekend. They never coordinate.

 

Just a shout out for Miles at RLT Suspension in West Jordan. Great resource to have in our area. He's serviced my shocks and UCAs when I didn't have time.

 

Lots of us have rejoiced in RLT’s magic.

 

Miles is a solid guy! So is Carter that also works there.

 

We're all set and registered for this year's Trail Hero. Anyone else in here coming along?

 

I did take a look at Trail Hero website, but I did not register to attend. Maybe next year.

 

It gets bigger every year like an old man's ears. If you haven't explored Sand Mountain trail hero is an excellent time to do so because there are plenty of people with recovery gear to get you situated if you get into trouble and having a few food trucks on hand makes lunch a bit easier too

 

What's up everyone, I've been battling dreaded frame rot on my 2nd gen since i got it. Trying to extend the life of my truck, but it is pretty much already to far gone its going to need some serious repairs! But expanding on that i was looking for ways to clean the frame without spending weeks disassembling and cleaning the whole truck frame by hand. Long story short i came across dry ice blasting and ended up purchasing equipment and starting a dry ice blasting company. we have been doing all mobile work for some local manufacturing and food processing companies. But we finally just got moved into our shop and are offering the service for the automotive, figured id put the service on here for all the local Taco guys. We are called Velocity Blasting and we are located off of I-15 in Layton!

 

Good luck with the new enterprise. Love that somebody starts a new business with something that isn't available and is likely to do a great job.

 

Thank you! I really appreciate it!