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Old 02-12-2008, 12:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
volhoo
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Stock – From the Dealer:
2007 FJ Cruiser 4x4 AT (with everything)
All Convenience Packages
Running Boards
Upgrade Package #2
All Air Bags
All Weather Mats (including Cargo Mat)
Subwoofer
400w Inverter
Spare Tire Cover
Tow Hitch
Roof Rack
The Whole Enchalada

Fish Creek / Anza Boreggo


On the Trail with Bill Burke


Big Sur


Pismo Beach


Moab


Moab


Monument Valley


Mods:

My plan is to build an EXPEDITION vehicle that can take us on extended trips into the backcountry and return us home safely.

Armor:
ARB Front Winch Bumper
All Pro Rear Bumper
BudBuilt Skid Plates (painted Red, full set, original gas tank plate).
TLC Trailing Arm Skid Plates
All Pro Rock Slidders
Rear Shock Skids - Thanks Cowboy4x4 (OverlandXT)
Manik Rear Tail Light Guards
Front Headlight Wire Rally Rock Guards

Recovery:
Warn M8000 Winch
ARB Snatch Strap
Hi-Lift Jack
Hi-Lift Lift-Mate
Shovel
Off Road Unlimited Gerry Can Holder
Blitz Gas Can (pain in the azz to get gas out of)
RUD Snow Chains (From Bill Burke)

Lighting:
On the ARB Front Bumper:
IPF 900 XS Extreme Driving Lights (w/ Brush Guards)
IPF Fog Lights
On the Front of the ARB Roof Rack:
(4) IPF 868CS Driving Lights (w/ white protective covers)
On the Back of the ARB Roof Rack:
(2) PIAA 1500 Driving Lights (used as Work/Back-Up lights)

Suspension and Tires:
Front:
Old Man Emu (OME) 886 - Heavy Duty Coil Springs - 2” (51mm”) Lift
Old Man Emu (OME) N140S - Firm Struts
Rear:
Old Man Emu (OME) 895 - Medium Duty Coil Springs - 2” (51mm) Lift
Old Man Emu (OME) N141 -Heavy Duty Nitrocharger Shock
Man-A-Fre 4+Plus FJ Cruiser High Angle Super HD Control Arms http://www.man-a-fre.com/fjcruiser/4+Plus%20FJ%20Cruiser%20High%20Angle%20Super%20HD% 20Control%20Arms.htm
Tires: (5) BFG 285/70/17 All Terains (white lettering out)

Engine Performance:
ARB Safari Snorkel

Safety:
Amerex Fire Extinguisher
(2) Guide Markers (antennas) on ARB Front Bumper Corners
Emergency Life Hammer (not yet mounted)

Storage:
ARB Full Length Roof Rack (87” x 44”, with mesh floor)
Fourtreks Hi-Lift Jack Mount
Fourtreks Shovel Mount
Tuffy Rear Drawer

Communication:
Midland CB (installed by Soder Joint)
4 Foot Wilson Antenna (with spring & quick disconnect)
Bandi Mount (trimmed for Manik Tail Light Guard)
Cobra Li6000 WX Two Way Radios

Way Finding:
Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx
Garmin Topo Chips - West Coast Hawaii - Moutain Southwest

Cosmetic:
Stars - Two 12” white vinyl (military style) stars on doors

Phase One (factory skids - stock rack - no lighting - no snorkel)

Barstow - Stoddard Wells


Ocotillo Wells


Azusa Mud Pit


Azusa Creek Crossing


Big Bear - Holcomb Valley


Ouray Colorado - Summit #1


Ouray Colorado - Summit #1 (with the stock Raptor)


Moab (after Summit #1)


Phase Two (full skids, big rack, lights, snorkel)

Mojave Road (2/3/08)


Mojave Road (2/3/08)


Home (Fullerton Loop)


Azusa Canyon


The Middle of Knowhere / Mojave Road / 2/03/08


Detail Shots:

Tuffy Box (cut to fit Subwoofer)


Fire Extinguisher


Poser shot in Azusa wash


What its all about


Trusted Vendors:

Dirty Parts
TLC

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Last edited by volhoo : 07-07-2008 at 06:11 PM.
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