Alright, now that the build’s underway, I need to start planning a family trip. Where’s the best place to take the family overlanding in Texas? Drop your suggestions below!
La Suites ?👀Hâte de voir la fin du boulot a mon avis elle sera MONSTRO BESTIAL MERCI A LA TEAM KENNEDY 🇺🇸🤜🤛 LIBERTA PER I PATRIOTTI PER A VITA PER HONORI GHJUSTIZIA ⚡🌏☀️
Make trips out to utah and Arizona you can still offroad anywhere I think Texas is mostly private land so you need permission unless you're just doing the campground in a national park thing bit that's weak sauce. You want to actually use that rig.
All you really need is a rear bumper set up that allows you to carry gas, water cans and a tractor jack. A roof rack to carry tents, tarps and camo netting and camping stuff on top to keep your interior clean for food, gun & ammo storage. IMHO, No roof top tent. I'm in Appalachia so I need a chain saw and a fuel can with mixed oil/gas for the chain saw to handle trees that fall over trails. I like to hang the chain saw and gas/oil can on the rear bumper also to keep fuel fumes out of the cab.
Unless he needs a better approach angle, that ARB is the best bumper he could have for animal strikes/armor. They didn't mention if it was already 3 locked either.
Tim's a badass that you would want to have a beer with. No ego, goes to someone who had more knowledge than him with the enthusiasm of a kid on Christmas morning. Hell yeah Dude. Rip that thing up to Canada for an outdoor adventure.
Tim when I was the chief engineer at a hot tube manufacturer we had a great plumber but he had an issue With alcohol. We wrote it in our contract not to give him any alcohol or any further service would cost 3X normal.
"No more crazy Tim plans" Land Cruiser enters the screen. Hahaha. I've been building an overland Sequoia for a few years now and it's not even close. Expensive? Yup. 5 grand for suspension minimum so all of the extra stuff doesn't kill you going down the road. It's kinda like in DudeDads boat video "That'll be about a thousand". But it's so much fun.
Don’t do a rooftop tent it will make you top-heavy. Make sure you have front and rear lockers and quick disconnect for sway bars. You want to do complete skid plates underneath all the way from the front radiator to the rear gas tank. Don’t forget the chrome Molly axle shafts and Adams driveshafts. Take a look at patriot campers you can tow them behind the vehicle. They’re very light. They’re very rugged. They are made to beat off-road and then a bad situation. You can disconnect and leave it behind like a rooftop tent.
Disconnecting sway bars are beneficial, but usually only warranted on hardcore crawling trails like the Rubicon. Most of the wheeling in Texas will be mild to moderate, the sway bars can stay on. If you want a set of disconnecting sway bars, check out Land Cruiser Phil's google website called Land Cruiser Products. It's not necessary to have a full flat belly skid, this isn't a rock buggy. If you want a serious skid to protect the trans/t-case, check out Iron Pig Offroad or Slee. Delta VS makes good products as well. Your radius arms and rear links protect the rest of the car. Don't skip the rock sliders. White Knuckle makes a good set. Keep your rocker panels in good shape. Metal Tech 4x4 sells sliders with catalytic converter protection as well (important for the 80 series) You don't need chromoly shafts, they wear quicker, especially on a full time 4WD vehicle. The stock 30/27 shafts are plenty strong and can last 200k miles. They also don't make noise when they wear. Unnecessary to upgrade a drive shaft unless the joints are failing or you're pushing 37"+ tires. No comment about a tow behind trailer on a pig like the 80. If anything, you'll want to regear your diffs, maybe even the low range and high range in your transfer case as well. Overdrive/Underdrive your transfer case will be a smart move for a Do-It-All rig. 33"-35" tires will fit with a small amount of lift. That's the sweet spot.
You picked an excellent vehicle. Looking forward to seeing the build. I've had my 1996 Land Cruiser for several years and use it for camping and wheeling trails like the Rubicon. 40" tires look good on the Land Cruisers just saying and Icon makes the best suspension lift in my opinion
Tim, you need these axles. RCV axles and better gearing! If they haven't suggested it already. Nate with dirtlifestyle built a pretty bullet proof overlander of that truck. He has done incredible builds. Take it from alpha to sigma!
Welcome to the toyota world. Us in Hawaii were buying Toyotas back in the 70s and 80s when yall were into fords/chevys/dodges. Then when I deployed and seen everyone flipping out on the toyota overseas, it felt like home lol. Here in Hawaii we buy Toyotas because they are built well, engines/drivetrain last a lifetime, and they dont rust from the inside out. Being on an island with sea spray everywhere, off roading to go diving, fishing, hunting or camping, Toyotas could handle it the best compared to domestic trucks. I love my 86 landcruiser, 89 pickup (2wd single cab) and now 2024 trd tundra. Well, experienced my first negative thing with the tundra not having tow hooks and now dealing with the engine recall. I might just sell it and stay with the tried and true old school lol
Great video. Can't wait to see more. I'm a huge Toyota fan and now a subscriber of your channel. NOT a vet but so thankful for all you and others have done for our country. Thanks.
dude just discovered what an overland rig is. Good choice going with Toyota. Ive had many LCs that were built for this purpose but landed on the 5th gen 4runner for a little more practicality
ARB front bumper, 4x4 Labs rear bumper, Bowfin roof rack. These are among the best “affordable” options. Delta makes basically the best rear bumper and extras as far as suspension.
That’s the goal here is to be able to explain and demonstrate the process. I’ll tell you so far two months into it. It is so much fun. We are trying to be thrifty while we pick the absolute best product in every category.
Test it out in Marble Falls, then Big Bend in October. Through Las Cruces and Carlsbad Caverns NP to Taos and Red River then down through Palo Duro canyon and Caprock Canyon on the way home if you want to go a little farther. Build a trailer up to go with it and haul gear so you can keep the inside for kids and keep it lighter. You will need to obtain a dedicated truck gun. I’m thinking .308 AR or Benelli M4. Better yet, both.
My 1992 80 series has 1000 labor hours and 475ftlbs torque. It's a lot of work. Starting with a 3fe 80 makes it a steeper uphill battle than later models.
Tim, I need this Toyota series in my life. All I own is Toyota. A tundra, a Tacoma and a Corolla (gas mileage) 😂. I own a ranch in Texas and I need this.
Nice video!I would highly recommend garner state park in concan as a vacation spot. There is a river there that you can swim or inner tube in and many great hikes. Thanks again for the great content, Tim!
Sick build. The 80 series is one of the classic Aussie off roaders with loads of them still rippen up the Aussie outback. Would love to see a 1HDT in this one. No stronger diesel out there and you can run it on some fuel mixes if your careful when the apocalypse comes. GET SOME!
Nicely bought, she looks great. Finding an 80 with a rear hatch that's not rotted out around the glass is rare. Building your 80 is almost as fun as wheeling it. Triple locked and good tires will take you places you really shouldn't take your family- there were times where I was fairly certain I was going to wipe out three generations of my family in a single trail ride due to the stupidly capable nature of that truck. Just do yourself a favor and never sell it- these trucks are like a Garand; they've got a soul that digs into you deep and won't ever get old.
This is awesome. You should collab with some other SOF dudes and do a big overland trip, I'd watch the hell out of it if it was a YT series!! Have fun with the build. I have a 4Runner TRD that I'm constantly building and it has been a blast. Most of these Yota's are tanks.
I feel your pain Tim, I just went through this building out my 2021 Toyota Tundra(last year of non aspirated V8), $50,000 and many sleepless nights later I was blown away with how nice my truck came out.
That’s sick man! Hope u do some sort of Matte finish, Brown or Hunter green w/ Black Rhino Line access…Hoping ur thumbnail is an indication of how it’s gonna look! 👍👍
This is great. Subscribing for more. While my character in my post-apocalypse/post-nuclear story I'm writing has a Land Cruiser, it's being towed by his survivalist's bus and going to be used for a "just in case we need to get out of here and leave the bus" scenario. It also has some customization, but not as much as his survivalist's bus. He worked on the bus while down in a bunker (there's a road leading into it) for 7 years before leaving (because reasons). There was plenty of supplies down there he was able to make use of, off-road tires, the roof of the bus has solar panels, a rack in the back of it that stores extra gas jugs, a 100-gallon diesel fuel tank (came with it already), the front has a snow plow, and the sides have extra metal plating for protection against pew pews, and places to store important supplies one would need on the road. The interior pretty much looks like an interior of an RV: small kitchen toward the front with a table big enough for 4 people to sit in), a small bathroom (one side is a shower and the other is for the toilet with a sink above it), a modern-style sleeper soda one of his kids can sleep on that's right behind the driver's seat, a bunk bed that's located above the driver and passenger seat for his other kid, and a small bedroom all the way in the back of the bus (which includes my character's small armory (he's a military vet).
Looking to boost the power and reliability of your LC with an LS engine upgrade? TLC4x4 in North Carolina is the perfect option for you. And while you're in the area, why not take a detour to visit some old friends at Bragg? Something to think about. Loving the build content. 👍
I had Thor Off-Road completely upgrade my Power Wagon from the doors down with a Carli Pintop system with Carli radius arms, bumpers, custom hitch pass-thru for the tire carrier, 37's and hundreds of hours more work. It turned out so good, I have their logo on the rear quarter panel of each side of the truck using a quarter panel vinly wrap..
If you need any help with picking parts on the 80 let me know. I have spent more time than i would like to admit pouring over the different things made for these trucks. They are amazing platforms.
If you want end of the world I would keep as much of the oem suspension geometry as possible with no more than a 1 inch lift for suspension and 1 inch for the body so you can get parts anywhere. Portal axles from a unimog if you really need ground clearance though.
Alright, now that the build’s underway, I need to start planning a family trip. Where’s the best place to take the family overlanding in Texas? Drop your suggestions below!
Big Bend National Park and Big Bend Ranch State Park are probably the best places to go in Texas.
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It’s not Texas, but you should take a trip to Sedona AZ. Lots of beautiful places to take the Tim Kennedy Edition Land Cruiser.
Make trips out to utah and Arizona you can still offroad anywhere I think Texas is mostly private land so you need permission unless you're just doing the campground in a national park thing bit that's weak sauce. You want to actually use that rig.
I love that you’re building a LC. I love the 80 series. I drive a 1993 Toyota LC Prado (70 series light duty). She’s badass
The blurred bare feet. 😂😂😂 No freebies for the feet folk today!
No. Pictures and videos of my feet are behind the pay wall. 😂😂😂
Next up selling used socks to fund the land cruiser build hahaha
80's land cruisers are the best.
6 min in & I can already see Glover making an appearance in the future of this vehicle. ...Good purchase brother!
You can plan on it.
All you really need is a rear bumper set up that allows you to carry gas, water cans and a tractor jack. A roof rack to carry tents, tarps and camo netting and camping stuff on top to keep your interior clean for food, gun & ammo storage. IMHO, No roof top tent. I'm in Appalachia so I need a chain saw and a fuel can with mixed oil/gas for the chain saw to handle trees that fall over trails. I like to hang the chain saw and gas/oil can on the rear bumper also to keep fuel fumes out of the cab.
Unless he needs a better approach angle, that ARB is the best bumper he could have for animal strikes/armor. They didn't mention if it was already 3 locked either.
You and Mike Glover should do some videos together with your prepared land cruisers!
We will. He is my brother.
And Rogan’s
@@CNSboys62 Rogan has an LC?
@@jeremiahg5057 Sure dose ruclips.net/video/xPg-hlhoa64/видео.html&pp=ygUVam9lIHJvZ2FuIGxhbmRjcnVpc2Vy
@@jeremiahg5057Yes. An Icon built 80 series. There’s a video about it on YT.
Totally the right CAR FOR THE FIGHT 😊TOYOTA LANDCRUSER IS A BEAST HARD TO KILL !!!JUST LIKE MEN LIKE TIM💪💪💪😋
Respect for declaring that Bud Light stays in the dustbin of history .
Tim's a badass that you would want to have a beer with. No ego, goes to someone who had more knowledge than him with the enthusiasm of a kid on Christmas morning. Hell yeah Dude. Rip that thing up to Canada for an outdoor adventure.
you must agree with his gun control ideas ?
He’s the most humble guy ever
Tim when I was the chief engineer at a hot tube manufacturer we had a great plumber but he had an issue With alcohol. We wrote it in our contract not to give him any alcohol or any further service would cost 3X normal.
"No more crazy Tim plans" Land Cruiser enters the screen. Hahaha. I've been building an overland Sequoia for a few years now and it's not even close. Expensive? Yup. 5 grand for suspension minimum so all of the extra stuff doesn't kill you going down the road. It's kinda like in DudeDads boat video "That'll be about a thousand". But it's so much fun.
atta boy Tim! Glad we were able to create the exact camo you wanted for this project!
It looks sooooo freaking good.
@@TimkennedyMMA damn straight it does! haha
Don’t do a rooftop tent it will make you top-heavy. Make sure you have front and rear lockers and quick disconnect for sway bars. You want to do complete skid plates underneath all the way from the front radiator to the rear gas tank. Don’t forget the chrome Molly axle shafts and Adams driveshafts. Take a look at patriot campers you can tow them behind the vehicle. They’re very light. They’re very rugged. They are made to beat off-road and then a bad situation. You can disconnect and leave it behind like a rooftop tent.
Disconnecting sway bars are beneficial, but usually only warranted on hardcore crawling trails like the Rubicon. Most of the wheeling in Texas will be mild to moderate, the sway bars can stay on. If you want a set of disconnecting sway bars, check out Land Cruiser Phil's google website called Land Cruiser Products.
It's not necessary to have a full flat belly skid, this isn't a rock buggy. If you want a serious skid to protect the trans/t-case, check out Iron Pig Offroad or Slee. Delta VS makes good products as well. Your radius arms and rear links protect the rest of the car.
Don't skip the rock sliders. White Knuckle makes a good set. Keep your rocker panels in good shape. Metal Tech 4x4 sells sliders with catalytic converter protection as well (important for the 80 series)
You don't need chromoly shafts, they wear quicker, especially on a full time 4WD vehicle. The stock 30/27 shafts are plenty strong and can last 200k miles. They also don't make noise when they wear.
Unnecessary to upgrade a drive shaft unless the joints are failing or you're pushing 37"+ tires.
No comment about a tow behind trailer on a pig like the 80. If anything, you'll want to regear your diffs, maybe even the low range and high range in your transfer case as well. Overdrive/Underdrive your transfer case will be a smart move for a Do-It-All rig. 33"-35" tires will fit with a small amount of lift. That's the sweet spot.
I would totally Binge watch this if it was a series.
Hell yeah! Stoked to follow along on this build…. Currently in the process of building my 80 series up as well!
You picked an excellent vehicle. Looking forward to seeing the build. I've had my 1996 Land Cruiser for several years and use it for camping and wheeling trails like the Rubicon. 40" tires look good on the Land Cruisers just saying and Icon makes the best suspension lift in my opinion
Tim, you need these axles. RCV axles and better gearing! If they haven't suggested it already. Nate with dirtlifestyle built a pretty bullet proof overlander of that truck. He has done incredible builds. Take it from alpha to sigma!
Welcome to the toyota world. Us in Hawaii were buying Toyotas back in the 70s and 80s when yall were into fords/chevys/dodges. Then when I deployed and seen everyone flipping out on the toyota overseas, it felt like home lol. Here in Hawaii we buy Toyotas because they are built well, engines/drivetrain last a lifetime, and they dont rust from the inside out. Being on an island with sea spray everywhere, off roading to go diving, fishing, hunting or camping, Toyotas could handle it the best compared to domestic trucks. I love my 86 landcruiser, 89 pickup (2wd single cab) and now 2024 trd tundra. Well, experienced my first negative thing with the tundra not having tow hooks and now dealing with the engine recall. I might just sell it and stay with the tried and true old school lol
Great video. Can't wait to see more. I'm a huge Toyota fan and now a subscriber of your channel. NOT a vet but so thankful for all you and others have done for our country. Thanks.
dude just discovered what an overland rig is. Good choice going with Toyota. Ive had many LCs that were built for this purpose but landed on the 5th gen 4runner for a little more practicality
ARB front bumper, 4x4 Labs rear bumper, Bowfin roof rack. These are among the best “affordable” options. Delta makes basically the best rear bumper and extras as far as suspension.
Im excited for this series man! I’ve been in the market for a Landcruiser for a few months now, and been thinking through the build.
That’s the goal here is to be able to explain and demonstrate the process. I’ll tell you so far two months into it. It is so much fun. We are trying to be thrifty while we pick the absolute best product in every category.
Test it out in Marble Falls, then Big Bend in October. Through Las Cruces and Carlsbad Caverns NP to Taos and Red River then down through Palo Duro canyon and Caprock Canyon on the way home if you want to go a little farther.
Build a trailer up to go with it and haul gear so you can keep the inside for kids and keep it lighter.
You will need to obtain a dedicated truck gun. I’m thinking .308 AR or Benelli M4. Better yet, both.
Jamey's awesome. Good call bringing him in on the project.
My 1992 80 series has 1000 labor hours and 475ftlbs torque. It's a lot of work. Starting with a 3fe 80 makes it a steeper uphill battle than later models.
This is gonna be a fun series🙌
Hell yea! Love to see the seek one hat! Them are some good ole boys. Always a great time watching Lee and the boys do some suburban bow hunting.
Tim, I need this Toyota series in my life. All I own is Toyota. A tundra, a Tacoma and a Corolla (gas mileage) 😂. I own a ranch in Texas and I need this.
This will be a good series! I'll for sure keep my eye out for future episodes! Do it right TIM!!
The big guy who dropped off the LC was one hell of a fashion model. Crocks, socks, fanny pack.. shorts...geeee
And he's a jiu jitsu mooooonster to boot
He is such a talented grappler that I don’t think anyone on the planet would have the balls to comment on his fashion. 😂
@@TimkennedyMMAI dunno man I think I could take him
Trust me when I tell you….no women noticed or cared about his outfit. I never even saw what you saw. 🤷🏻♀️
Australia has soooo many landcruisers.
Man, I love to watch these series..looking forward to the next
My Wife and I purchased a 99 suburban for our overlanding rig. Its a Work in Progress
We NEED a part 2!!! at least an update!
Looking forward to this series Mr Kennedy!! Coming at ya from West Wales , UK - home of the Pirate Smugglers.....HarrrRArrr !
Merci LaSueur de m'avoir fait découvrir cet individu exceptionnel !
Slee Off Road Specializing in Land Cruisers. Great guys, great products.
Looking forward towards this build series 🫡
as an Aussie do the diesel conversion put a 1HD ft motor in it, plenty of go and more fuel economical...
Man at this rate id be stoked to be around and hear when 80yr old tim is telling badass old stories.
10/10. Can't go wrong with an 80 Series!
Hell yeah bro! Currently rocking a Tacoma TRD Pro but one day hoping to upgrade to a Cruiser, enjoy yours, thats a peach.
Badass episode Tim! Looking forward to the future releases!!!
Nice video!I would highly recommend garner state park in concan as a vacation spot. There is a river there that you can swim or inner tube in and many great hikes. Thanks again for the great content, Tim!
Hey Tim we are waiting impatiently for the next video for the the apocalypse 4x4 time for the next evolution!
The perfect vehicle for the mission. Can’t wait to see the result.
Sick build. The 80 series is one of the classic Aussie off roaders with loads of them still rippen up the Aussie outback. Would love to see a 1HDT in this one. No stronger diesel out there and you can run it on some fuel mixes if your careful when the apocalypse comes. GET SOME!
I like the note on the white board
A diesel 70 series landcruiser is without a doubt the most robust and reliable overland vehicle available.
Nicely bought, she looks great. Finding an 80 with a rear hatch that's not rotted out around the glass is rare.
Building your 80 is almost as fun as wheeling it. Triple locked and good tires will take you places you really shouldn't take your family- there were times where I was fairly certain I was going to wipe out three generations of my family in a single trail ride due to the stupidly capable nature of that truck.
Just do yourself a favor and never sell it- these trucks are like a Garand; they've got a soul that digs into you deep and won't ever get old.
This is awesome. You should collab with some other SOF dudes and do a big overland trip, I'd watch the hell out of it if it was a YT series!! Have fun with the build. I have a 4Runner TRD that I'm constantly building and it has been a blast. Most of these Yota's are tanks.
I feel your pain Tim, I just went through this building out my 2021 Toyota Tundra(last year of non aspirated V8), $50,000 and many sleepless nights later I was blown away with how nice my truck came out.
Awesome project! Can't wait to see the final product!
Land Cruiser 80 Series is the best. Great choice Tim.
This series is going to be amazing!!!! Can’t wait for the next episode 👍👍
That’s sick man! Hope u do some sort of Matte finish, Brown or Hunter green w/ Black Rhino Line access…Hoping ur thumbnail is an indication of how it’s gonna look! 👍👍
Tim’s wearing a seek one hat! Cool man!
I f’n love Tim man!! He really is the best! An actual alpha 🇺🇸
This is great. Subscribing for more.
While my character in my post-apocalypse/post-nuclear story I'm writing has a Land Cruiser, it's being towed by his survivalist's bus and going to be used for a "just in case we need to get out of here and leave the bus" scenario. It also has some customization, but not as much as his survivalist's bus. He worked on the bus while down in a bunker (there's a road leading into it) for 7 years before leaving (because reasons). There was plenty of supplies down there he was able to make use of, off-road tires, the roof of the bus has solar panels, a rack in the back of it that stores extra gas jugs, a 100-gallon diesel fuel tank (came with it already), the front has a snow plow, and the sides have extra metal plating for protection against pew pews, and places to store important supplies one would need on the road. The interior pretty much looks like an interior of an RV: small kitchen toward the front with a table big enough for 4 people to sit in), a small bathroom (one side is a shower and the other is for the toilet with a sink above it), a modern-style sleeper soda one of his kids can sleep on that's right behind the driver's seat, a bunk bed that's located above the driver and passenger seat for his other kid, and a small bedroom all the way in the back of the bus (which includes my character's small armory (he's a military vet).
Great choice choosing @Thoroffroadtx for this build! Jamey and his guys are the best! @bhcustoms
Going to be a beast bro. I have one of these in Australia.
Hail, yeah, brother, welcome to the 80series family! Best dang truck there ever was. 3rd world country rated, with a touch of class, yee!
Looking to boost the power and reliability of your LC with an LS engine upgrade? TLC4x4 in North Carolina is the perfect option for you. And while you're in the area, why not take a detour to visit some old friends at Bragg? Something to think about. Loving the build content. 👍
I have two of these... such fun trucks to build... If you get stuck on anything let me know...
That wrap looks awesome
I had Thor Off-Road completely upgrade my Power Wagon from the doors down with a Carli Pintop system with Carli radius arms, bumpers, custom hitch pass-thru for the tire carrier, 37's and hundreds of hours more work. It turned out so good, I have their logo on the rear quarter panel of each side of the truck using a quarter panel vinly wrap..
this the first video i ever seen of Tim and i like it. funny how you had to blurr your feet out! never know what someone gonna do with that hahahaha
I'm so excited for this series!
Hopefully get to see this machine around town 🤘🏼
Tim, we could do the rear storage/organization for you. We love doing custom builds and this is right up our alley.
I definitely dig this build.
Let the shenanigans commence. I’m here for it!
If you need any help with picking parts on the 80 let me know. I have spent more time than i would like to admit pouring over the different things made for these trucks. They are amazing platforms.
If you want end of the world I would keep as much of the oem suspension geometry as possible with no more than a 1 inch lift for suspension and 1 inch for the body so you can get parts anywhere. Portal axles from a unimog if you really need ground clearance though.
i just bought a Land Cruiser. I obviously wasn't thinking big enough. More power...oh ya!
Toyota 4 sho!! What better brand for real overlanding. Let’s gooo!
we need the next video to drop!!!! 🤘🏼
Thank you for inspiring me to keep my rig lol.
I've had a lot of Toyota trucks over the years. I desperately miss my 80 series Land Cruiser. Can't wait to see how this turns out.
Old Man Emu suspension, RCI skid plates, RCI rack, Trigger 6 hardwired relay box, ARB onboard compressor, Rigid lights, Fuel wheels, . . .
hell yea! can't wait to see the finished build
Dude I love the whole thing!
"no bud light" greatest line in the whole episode
Wow, Big Dan. Unexpectedly
Can’t wait to see the final look
Dude this is gonna be awesome
You’ll need to jump into some of the 4wd 24/7 channel back catalog to see how Shauno built his 80 series and how capable these rigs are!
Landcruisers are great (if you yank out the axles, springs, transfer case, engine mounts and replace them with 1-ton pickup parts), lol
You're doing my dream I love this series
i guess my lc100 could use some work. i'll probably run down there and check these guys out.
Have a look at 80 series land cruiser builds here in Australia. It'll help alot mate
Love the “no crazy Tim plans” on the white board😂
You should come visit Driggs, ID and Jackson Hole Wyoming for Labor Day from the 1-11 of September it’s a great place for family.
Nice! Lookin forward to this build 💪🇺🇸
Get onto long ranger here in Australia for a long range fuel tank…no Jerry cans required.
Go off-roading off highway 395 and visit kavanaugh ridge, you won’t be disappointed !!
LOL! 🤣🤣🤣
Until one of those expensive tires fail, and then you best have your walkin boots with ya! 😳
Wow that was dumb🥱👏
Ooph icon and arb. Can’t wait to see this
Cant wait for the next episode