you guys really shouldn't be worried... sounds like a ford ranger board in here.

I guarantee you your Toyota Pickups WILL make it no problems. I'd take my truck anywhere! Sustained RPMs aren't too bad, so long as they aren't high RPM's, and its not like you can't vary your driving speed every 15 or 20 minutes lol.

Have some faith in your trucks, guys!

and 92 Toy, I think you told me already, but where do you live again?

edit: 92 Toy, I see what you're saying about the sustained RPM's, missed that rebuild part lol. But like you said, you can always take alternative routes

 

LOL on the "ford ranger board"......hate those trucks....now Chevy LUV's were cool as all get out.anyone remember them?

18 miles East of Berwick

 

ah, yeah haha, the Chevy LUV, but its still not as cool as a yota hahaha.

which way do you take to Rausch?

 

I had a 81 LUV!!!! Great lil truck until the landlords kid back into it with a rear blade on a tractor...

I just worry a bit, I don't like to be stuck...I always carry a bunch of tools when I travel never know when or if something will happen.

I had to chance a fuel pump in my Lincoln LS on the way home from Myrtle this year. Did it in the parking lot of an Advanced Auto just after crossing the line in Virgina.

 

Never been there.

 

Friend of mine had one, it was a beast.

yeah, fuel pump in a parking lot. good times....good times.....

 

understandable lol. a fuel pump in a parking lot? man, that must have sucked haha.

 

Fun lil truck you knew when to shift when it would not go any faster.

Used it on old trails to get fire wood. Tore off the bumpers pullin on trees, put a branch through one on the sidewalls and had to pull up on a log to get it high enough to pull the tire off one day. I really beat on that lil thing and she kept going until the tractor took it's life.

 

If you guys are looking for some good spots, there are plenty of us here in NJ that can show the ropes around here, one spot I have in mind has crystal clear water as far as you can see and the water is always warm in the summer months and not connected to any main bodies of water for pollution, other spots for fire roads, mud, water roads, ravines/washouts to climb, a few spots with some rocks but that's more up north most of us are here down south I'm 15 minutes from Philadelphia to be exact in Haddonfield(Cherry Hill) You will need more than one visit to see all of Wharton State Forest(pine barrens) and there are about 15-20 spots I can think of off the top of my head. Some Toyota guys(not on the board) and some Jeep, we all have a good time, respect the trails, and camp out sometimes. Let me know we can all set up a meet and greet BBQ and hit the trails! Here is a pic of my favorite place=)



Who would ever guess that is NJ lol

Easiest way to get in touch with me is on AIM "Booosted Supra"

 

cool very nice.

I was on TTORA for a few minutes today and came across a post about a place in Lehighton...see if someone from down that way could expound on that.

 

Got to get the runner goin.........hoping to go with my father ( 92 toy ).

 

figures, now that we have 2 computers again, you will be posting at the same time as me.

clean your room.

do your homework.

 

LOLOL I had no idea you 2 were related before, all is welcome!

 

yes...hahahahaha

I told him to put that in his sig

 

nother pa wheeler here how yall doin?

 

good you enjoyin the snow?

 

yo yo yo

 

Welcome!!!

 

Whats up boys! i live in the ANF up north, plenty of mud roads up here. logging roads, oil leases, and Yota haters (lol) all over the place!! This area seems to be a stronghold for these trucks tho...is there a pretty big yota following where yinz guys live too??

 

what is ANF?

Thanks for checking in. I would say, Toyotas, in general here are NOT unpopular, but the ones I mostly talk about are (1st and 2nd gen 4runner, pre-96 trucks).

Wow, WARREN....., I looked it up, you've got that section of PA all to yourself.

Someday (soon we hope), we can all meet up at Rausch.