5th gen 4Runners in scenic locations

I dont like it on its own, but with c4 front bumper and the extensions, its a whole different look.

 

Stopped at the Buc - -Ees in Amarillo, Tx. Amazing gas station

 

very scenic. specially with that sign. picturesque even

 

do you have more pictures of this? this is one of the best things posted in a long time

 

Thacrow if you haven’t been to a Buc- -Ees, you will be amazed. There are so few of them across the nation that when you see one, you’re interested in finding out what they look like. We are traveling from NM to Virginia and I think we might have 2 Buc- - Ees on our travels.

 

The beach @ Matagorda, TX - hot as it can be today.

 

Desert & mtns near San Diego

 

By the Othello Tunnels off the Coquihalla Highway in Southern BC

 

There's several along 75 and they are spaced about every 300 miles, just right to stop at every single one to fill up on gas, pee, and ingest BBQ , beef jerky, and Beaver Nugs.

 

Oregon

 

Italian Alps?

 

Beartooth Pass on the Montana side!

 

todays 4r travels

the mighty Fraser River, @ the Matsqui Island Y-split (Canada)


home the ol’ Sumas Roundup (WA, USA)





super quaint private Silvermere Lake (CAN)



below Ruskin Dam at the fishing swimming (and drinking) hole




above Ruskin Dam, Stave Lake

 

Just got home from the Rocky Mountain Toyota Roundup. We took tons of photos but only a few of the 4Runner.












These were all taken in the San Juans of CO over the last few days. Weather was great and there were some pretty sweet rigs!

 

That is OK if you like stuff like that, but we lived in Durango for 20 years so we like stuff like that!

 

Nice rock pile. I wish that I had a few hundred tons of it in my back yard.
My TJ rock crawler would approve of this.

 

Does the gun range count to zero in a new red dot?

 

Of the guns…

 

Real scenic. Got almost the whole side if your car there.

 

Only took the carry gun out yesterday. Going to try and get out there this weekend with the AR before we leave for Scotland.

 

These photos were taken just a few days after I bought it. Spent the night in Cunningham Gulch and then drove over Stony Pass on a lovely morning.


Cunningham Gulch Road by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr


Foggy 4Runner Morning by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr


Stony Gulch by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr


Stony Pass Road by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr


Trailhead View by Randy Langstraat, on Flickr

 

You guys see this, right???

 

Yoop?

 

wow where abouts is this

 

Looks like the hitch Borracho has .

 

Near Silverton, Colorado in the San Juan Mountains.

 

Yup

 

Excellent!