4x4’s & Overlanding

[catdad1]

@worn2fade oh yeah! How do you like it? Is it more comfortable if a ride? From what I've read they are just as reliable and off road capable. Can't wait to see what you do with it!

[worn2fade]

Cleaned up!

[Lukenstein]

I bought this a few months back.
The ole’ V8 79 series Landcruiser GXL

[worn2fade]

Taking this build slow, so far just removed the side steps. Plan on getting tires soon.

[motojobobo]

The ole’ V8 79 series Landcruiser GXL
@Lukenstein this one is a torque monster!

[Clint_D]

Here's my work vehicle. It's a 2015 Cayenne diesel. I've had numerous Eurowise goodies installed (bumpers, coilvers, underbody protection) and plan on getting more:

[worn2fade]

@Clint_D dude that thing is sick!!

Edit: where’d you even find that thing?

[Rustygate37]

4 years now with my Isuzu D-max and she hasn’t missed a beat. 2’ lift on 33’ Maxxis Razr’s with bronze Method billet rims. The rims are an overkill for this ute but I had them sitting around in one of my sheds and they just so happened to fit.
As a package this forby is more than capable enough for the type of 4x4 I do these days

[Rustygate37]

@Lukenstein I drive one of these every day as a work ute and have personally owned a 76 for 7 years before moving it on. They are a good bus. Congratulations on the acquisition

[Lukenstein]

@Rustygate37
Judging by that beautiful sunburnt scenery, I’m going to say that you are also in the beautiful land of Australia

[Rustygate37]

@Lukenstein yeah mate, you got it in one

[Clint_D]

@worn2fade Appreciate it! I had it shipped from California back in 2023. The diesel Cayenne's are hard to find in good condition, I had been looking for about 6 months before I found this one.