Let's see your first gen Tundra in scenic places

Locked and loaded

 

Nice scenery. What state is that?

 

Rippin lips!

 

I'm the YAKman
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
(I'm the YAKman)
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub
Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub
Yo da dub dub

 

Free ocean yak

 

Not many RCLBs trip my trigger, but that one looks pretty nice with that two tone. More pics?

 

Just did some rear locker only wherling ( not wheeling lol) for you lol...and me.

 

Nice! Is it 2 tone, or is that an optical illusion in the Yak pic? Asphalt is a bitch to clean off
Nice looking rig
I've used the rear locker in my service truck (14 f250 SD) a couple times.
1. you better want to go pretty much just straight
2. ignore the sounds it makes

 

You mean like air compressor sound? I agree with straight, but in half foot wet mud , I use it to steer w right foot. Long bed swings as predicted. With the locker it will go through crazy mud as before it could get high sided. Now it justs pushed through it. It would be nice to have a lsd for the occasionsal on road rotation. But , I try not to stress rear end on anything hight traction. Have to bust out power washer today. Lol. I think its called desert sand. Or as @shifty calls it "old man tan" lol. It flies under rador well. But I can see a old man asking the salesman for a "champagne " color. Ive grown to like it. Id be down for 2- tone too!

 

Overlooking Lucerne Valley, CA.


Doing 4wd things in Rainbow Basin.


Different trip through Rainbow Basin.

 

Northern Utah. It's beautiful here.

 

Scenic enough?

 

Brutal