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By Mike Morin
From Pine Grove, CO
Apr 24, 2008
PVR Dihedral

It's not a Toy, but I couldn't resist an opportunity to show off my ride when I go back to Maine once a year.

Maine Ride
By Allen Hill
From Glenelk, Colorado
Apr 24, 2008
Grimsel Valley, CH

Cruisers in Mexico. Hard to believe they are relatives. They even have the same first name, FJ.

Cruisers

Homemade German Unimog in Baja
German Unimog
By kirra
Apr 24, 2008

dunno guys... this just ain't doin it for me

thank you so much for tryin :)
By Mark Nelson
From Coniferous, CO
Apr 24, 2008
In a zoo in California, a mother tiger gave birth to a rare set of triplet tiger cubs. Unfortunately, due to complications in the pregnancy, the cubs were born prematurely and due to their tiny size, they died shortly after birth. <br /><br />The mother tiger after recovering from the delivery, suddenly started to decline in health, although physically she was fine. The veterinarians felt that the loss of her litter had caused the tigress to fall into a depression. The doctors decided that if the tigress could surrogate another mother's cubs, perhaps she would improve. <br /><br />After checking with many other zoos across the country, the depressing news was that there were no tiger cubs of the right age to introduce to the mourning mother. The veterinarians decided to try something that had never been tried in a zoo environment. Sometimes a mother of one species will take on the care of a different species. The only "orphans" that could be found quickly, were a litter of weaner pigs. The zoo keepers and vets wrapped the piglets in tiger skin and placed the babies around the mother tiger.<br />

I dunno, that unimog is doing it for me
By John Langston
Apr 24, 2008

Mike Morin wrote:
It's not a Toy, but I couldn't resist an opportunity to show off my ride when I go back to Maine once a year.


Man, golf course sure are different in Maine
By Andrew Gram
Administrator
From Denver, CO
Apr 24, 2008
Andrew Gram

My Taco on the shores of Lago de Nicaragua:



It did great driving from Utah to Panama and back. All I did was one oil change in Costa Rica and it never missed a beat despite the bad roads, funky fuel, jungle storms/creek fording, volcanic ash, and endless giant speedbumps.
By kirra
Apr 24, 2008

Sweeet Gram welcome to Colorado..!

By Mike Morin
From Pine Grove, CO
Apr 24, 2008
PVR Dihedral

John Langston wrote:
Man, golf course sure are different in Maine


You should see the roads. I had an old Lumina in high school that literally fell into a pot hole.
By Allen Hill
From Glenelk, Colorado
Apr 24, 2008
Grimsel Valley, CH

Talaban
By kirra
Apr 24, 2008

Ahhh... now here we go..!!!

I like your suspension Greg ~(:
By Jordan Ramey
From South Pasadena, CA
Apr 24, 2008
What was left of the rack when I topped out on the last pitch of Snake Dike on Half Dome.

My two landcruisers I bought in high school and college. Sold the red one to pay for the parts on the olive brown one I was restoring.


My two FJ40 Landcruisers. The red one was a '75 that I sold after buying the '78 olive brown one to finance the next restoration. Those things provided a lot of good times.
By Gigette Miller
From Vegas
Apr 24, 2008
Enjoying the little things in life.<br /><br />I would have never thought it would be so exciting to see our sunflowers sprouting up. It seems like just yesterday we planted the seeds.<br /><br />(Taken June 30th 2008)<br /><br />

I want Allen's customized Taliban Toyota. Everyone needs some protection from time to time. As long as they aren't into blasting the Desert Tortoises, and all, when we are cruising along the Old Mojave Road......
By Allen Hill
From Glenelk, Colorado
Apr 24, 2008
Grimsel Valley, CH

Here's another and here's a good NYT article on how the Taliban love their Toyota trucks and Land Cruisers. "It is not our proudest product placement," he
said. "But it shows that the Taliban are looking for the
same qualities as any truck buyer: durability and
reliability."
http://www.xent.com/pipermail/fork/2001-November/006723.html

Taliban 2
By Charlie S
From Schenectady, NY
Apr 24, 2008
Top of a climb at Little Falls

It's not a truck...or a Toyota...but it thinks it is.
By cameron
Apr 24, 2008

Yup, the Landcruiser is a classic rig for sure. But, I prefer the old Montero! Mine (1990) has 217k brutal miles on it and is in great shape - nearly indestructible (knock on wood).

By Gigette Miller
From Vegas
Apr 26, 2008
Enjoying the little things in life.<br /><br />I would have never thought it would be so exciting to see our sunflowers sprouting up. It seems like just yesterday we planted the seeds.<br /><br />(Taken June 30th 2008)<br /><br />

Bumper for Langston....
By Allen Hill
From Glenelk, Colorado
Jun 6, 2008
Grimsel Valley, CH

Every truck needs one

with gas prices the way they are I thought I'd just park the truck this summer and use it as a beer bottle opener.

By Scott M. Mossman
Jun 6, 2008
Messing around in RMNP in winter, climbing 5.7 in rubber snow boots and ski gloves.

Now that's what I call a "standard option"!
By Zirkel
From Salt Lake City, UT
Jun 7, 2008
Elsie da' cat

The only downside is you gotta' get up off the tailgate, and walk around to the front of the truck, to open your beverage.

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