Nor Cal Toyota owners
Aug 12, 2014 | 06:11 AM
#408
Just testing the waters here, but when the time comes to replace the motor in my rig, I might try stabbing it in at home instead of paying a shop to do it.
If I pick a date and offer a cooler full of beer and smoker full of brisket, any locals in Sonoma or Napa County interested in lending a hand?
This is still a ways away, I just want to survey the landscape and see if this might fly.
If I pick a date and offer a cooler full of beer and smoker full of brisket, any locals in Sonoma or Napa County interested in lending a hand?
This is still a ways away, I just want to survey the landscape and see if this might fly.
Aug 12, 2014 | 06:28 AM
#409
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Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Healdsburg, CA
Just testing the waters here, but when the time comes to replace the motor in my rig, I might try stabbing it in at home instead of paying a shop to do it.
If I pick a date and offer a cooler full of beer and smoker full of brisket, any locals in Sonoma or Napa County interested in lending a hand?
This is still a ways away, I just want to survey the landscape and see if this might fly.
If I pick a date and offer a cooler full of beer and smoker full of brisket, any locals in Sonoma or Napa County interested in lending a hand?
This is still a ways away, I just want to survey the landscape and see if this might fly.
Aug 18, 2014 | 06:31 PM
#411
Jan 7, 2015 | 10:50 PM
#414
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Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 200
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From: West Coast
I live in San Rafael CA. Not sure if that counts as NorCal hahaha. I guess its kind of MidCal.
Anyways I have a 1986 Toyota SR5 truck which is mostly stock besides some decent off road tires, and the GF just bought a '95 SR5 4Runner which is completely stock. Both are 5 speeds.
Can anyone recommend some one or two day trips for some one very new to off road driving? Something with in reasonable driving distance to the North Bay. Im a good driver but all my experience is in track driving and autocross, but I understand how and why cars handle.
Id like to turn my truck into an expedition rig and do some overland adventures. Dreaming of driving through Canada and Alaska.
Anyways I have a 1986 Toyota SR5 truck which is mostly stock besides some decent off road tires, and the GF just bought a '95 SR5 4Runner which is completely stock. Both are 5 speeds.
Can anyone recommend some one or two day trips for some one very new to off road driving? Something with in reasonable driving distance to the North Bay. Im a good driver but all my experience is in track driving and autocross, but I understand how and why cars handle.
Id like to turn my truck into an expedition rig and do some overland adventures. Dreaming of driving through Canada and Alaska.
May 27, 2015 | 11:33 AM
#418
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Joined: Oct 2012
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From: Bay Area
