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Lol...I pop in from time to time and see how the Tundrabird nation is growing.

Fafhrd all loaded up with kayaky goodness...

Nicely done.

Its been almost three years since I mounted up my first set of ST Maxxs on my Tundra and after 51,000 miles of work and fun I just put a new set on the truck. These treads have earned their place as my go to tire.

Hell mortonm did you you read all of our old trip reports? :elkgrin: Looks like you had a great trip! Thanks for sharing your tale with us.

Really? Please don't let your love of a certain brand impair your judgement. They're just vehicles and should not become personifications of who you are. As a long time owner of both Toyotas and Jeeps and having lived in the winter wonderland of the Pennsylvanian Rust Belt, both brands have...

Diggin' the photos and the tale!

When I sold mine I also thought it would go quickly but it ended up taking awhile for the right buyer to come along. After weeks of people trying to gouge me or not knowing the difference between a TJ and an LJ some guy drove all the way from Michigan to here in NW Pennsylvania and dropped the...

From experience those Evolutions are pretty tongue heavy. While I pulled mine with a Tundra and had no problem the gent that bought our EV1 towed it home with a 2dr JK. That Jeep's tuckus was hunkered down badly and I was real concerned he was even going to make it home. That being said the...

At least in my part of the country this statement is untrue. The vast majority of Wranglers (especially the Unlimiteds) are driven by women as daily drivers here in the snow belt. The Wrangler is considered a family car by most fslks in the areas where having four wheel drive is important just...

Yeah the Tundra gets the call mostly for travel though we bought this awhile back for my wife's daily ride and to fulfill the Mouser's role in the Clanhold.... It's got the selectable rear locker and ATRAC, about the same clearance stock as the Mouse had with its lift, twice the gas mileage...

As of a few days ago this tale came to and end. I sold the Mouser to a gent from Ohio and its no longer a part of the Clanhold. Last year I put less than a 1000 miles on the odometer and it was more often than not just collecting dust in the garage. It made little sense to keep paying...

What??? No obligatory stop in Benezette to see the elk herd? Too many Mikes, too many Bryans, questionable marriage entanglements, a lost car and no elk vieiwng...I'm not sure if this is the start of a great tale or a prelude to disaster. ;) Welcome back to the Keystone State boys!

Follow the link in my post over to American Adventurist, some details are in that thread. Also you'll find a thread from last years float. If you need more info please feel free to ask in the linked thread so we don't clutter up Martin's thread here. Pine Creek is one fun float.

Flat on the bars. No padding, as long as you don't store them long term strapped down (think weeks on end) there will be no issues. You should have no problems. Rail Grabbers. I bought mine used from a gentleman here on the Portal all 4 shipped from Alasksa for $60. I doubt with your...

We use a set of Yakima Railgrabbers on the factory side rails and 58" load bars on the 4Runner and two 'yaks fit fine. Here's a pic.. Boats are a Native Ultimate 12 which is on the wide side for a 'yak and a Necky Sport 12 which is about average in width.

It's been awhile since I posted a picture but here's one of our truck Fafhrd cruising through the Adirondack mountains...

That is excellent man! When it comes right down to it that's all that really matters. Enjoy it all it can and cherish that family, the fun is only just beginning.

What???? Say it ain't so!

Lol...I think I'll follow the Kristian plan in my 50s...minus the whole new wife and kid part. My wife is pretty awesome as is.