Ehhh, its a jeep thing.

 

found out some more info to clarify. the jeep was traveling along a trail above the spot he was laying at. the ground beneath the trail was being excavated and he didn't know. the ground gave way and the jeep and its 5 passengers fell 12 feet onto the sunroof and rolled over....so not as arrogant as i thought but still driver error.

luckily everyone is okay and it was extracted 3/4 of the way by a tow truck, the other 25% and the tow of shame home was done by me, i'll see if i can find someone with a picture, i'm sure any jeep forum would love seeing a fellow rig being towed by a toyo. from what i inspected the body, axles and frame are still good, engine is salvageable, body is totaled, i'm trying to convince him to go buggy with it but we'll see

 

Front is a TJM T-15. Rear is custom fabbed by CBI. Here's a thread on the rear: Click Me


Not any more they don't. Only way to get a TJM now is to find one used or possibly on ebay. As stated on Steve's site:

TJM has withdrawn from the North American Market. The products are currently not available in the US.



Jeep or not, that sux! Glad to hear they were able to walk away from that. I know I'd hate to be in my 4Runner and it take fall like that.

 

Here's a pic of my 35" Mud Grapplers, they are pretty quiet at low speeds, but sound like a prop plane at highway speeds. They rub a little bit on the control arm, but I will be adding a 1/4" spacer and doing some grinding on the control arm on Wednesday. These say they are a 35x12.50, but actually run a 35x13.4, so that's where the rubbing is coming from

 

speaking of toyotas hauling out heeps,it was not a bad stuck but I had to help him out either way, and it gave me such satisfaction!!!

 

Thread revival, but what tires are those that the grey 4runner has on?