@@flintlock_glockTJR $5000 or less is the average price of them. I bought mine for $800+600 in back registration. So $1400 total The interior seat and door panels were thrashed, from vandalism but it was an a 1 own original yota with 80k original miles. There are 2 other other 1 owner trucks near me are that I'm trying to get to restore.
Man those KMCs look Awesome with the 35s! I love that ur doing a smaller build. Anyone can wheel a monster truck but it takes skill to wheel the same trails on 35s! Can't wait to see u really put it thru its first several trails man.
Woo finally some Toyota content! Leaf springs, I'm sure you back felt that one the next few days. Excited about this build, though; I'm currently stacking parts for a frame up resto-mod of an 83, and in the PNW to boot!
Awesome video , Nate and Marvin wheeling dont get any better than that👍. And Marvin snow wheeling is my favorite wheeling also and the best thing about it “Normally “ ya dont break stuff because it is so much easier on the driveline than like rock crawling , you can get after it and not worry about breaking stuff ,, i have a feeling that nate’s rig was broke prior to this trip , he didnt do anything o tear that much up really🤷🏻♂️😂👍
Yep. As someone who has lived his hole life in the upper midwest. Snow and what to do really does depend on the snow conditions. Sometimes the let it eat is the way, Deep with a hard crust and powder under nope.
If you ever get a chance you should go snow wheeling and hit the Rubicon, both are fun. That's most of the wheeling my buddies and I do. I still want to hit the Con when it has som snow on it. I think bit would be a good challenge
The toyota highlux pick up worked great stock by itself i had an 1981 high rider with 225x75x15 Cooper weather masters all 5 and never even slowed it down in fact winter in 2wd i was parking it ontop of snowpiles heaped up with a cat 988 loaderthe worst thing i did was put 38s on it .
@@TheOnlyBlackInMeWasWillieBrown I know mine would never even bog out as long as I kept the original wheels on it of coarse those were Uniroyal Desert Duelers and they were awesome but alas they went out of style and supply so I got some Weather masters from cooper tire.and they really worked great . The patigonias I got with the truck in 38's sucked so bad zero traction made the whole truck skate in circles and couldn't hold dry roads either and forget mud and snow and skidder trails nope stocker it would co any and everywhere
You really need duals and 4.7 case. Those other guys jeeps are way heavier and almost staying on top.The Toy would have a betyer chance breaking the trail if it coulf crawl.👍
County road that they don't maintain in the Winter. Only open area with this kind of snow/elevation when everything else is closed/snow parked. Spring is when us "Locals" go to the good spots 😁
It was about 4 feet deep and wouldn’t compact. The key on this kind of snow is trying to stay on top of it. Once you break through, you’re not moving anymore
You fellas need some Mickey Thomson STZ tires I have a set on my old beater 99 yukon denali and that pig will push snow over the hood in two wheel drive with them tires on it! It's actually comical whenever we go hunting and everyone else ends up stuck in the snow they all eventually end up just hopping in with me and we get to where we need to go!
I’m originally from the north and know all to well about staying on top of the snow!! Great video, but I really though the lighter Toyota would have done much better. To bad Nate didn’t get to finish it in the Rover.
And here i sit as a Swedish person driving in snow most of my adult life.. Get some studded tires and snowchains.. Dear god... One would think in a country and a region that see that much snow its something you guys got figured out..
If it states M+S (most offroading tires) and doesnt have the little snowflake/blizzard on it - its mud and sand.. not mud and snow.. fyi... (just waiting for anyone telling me it states M+S on the tires)
i had a 96 landrover disco that did that and it turned out the shaft on the waterpump broke on the inside of the bearing. It finally came apart going down the highway and destroyed the radiator, power steering pump, AC and all the hoses. you cant give me another one of those turds.
I'm guessing you bought e rated tires and I assume the sidewall is too stiff for that lightweight truck in most scenarios, I think you should have went with a 35 12.5 15, c rated and actually been able to air down. And I wish more new tire sizes came in less heavy duty ratings
Let me educate you for one second when you pull from an angle and you're buried in the snow and your winch is Anchor to your frame and the snow is anchored to your tires your axles do you think it's not going to stress the chassis and cause the fan to rub on the frame
What rock crawlers spend on parts overlanders spend on putting a full kitchen and their house in the back of their rig. It's the same no matter what lol.
FINALLY! A YOTA BUILD!🤘🏻
I’m so freakin excited about it!!! Love this truck already!!
@Flex, Rocks & Rollovers I'm so jealous you found that body style for $5k but I can't wait to see this build!
Also very jealous
@@flintlock_glockTJR $5000 or less is the average price of them. I bought mine for $800+600 in back registration. So $1400 total The interior seat and door panels were thrashed, from vandalism but it was an a 1 own original yota with 80k original miles. There are 2 other other 1 owner trucks near me are that I'm trying to get to restore.
Great adventure, my friend 🙌.
Born and raised in Wenatchee been on every road over those mtns t Eburg. Especially Clockum pass
Man those KMCs look Awesome with the 35s! I love that ur doing a smaller build. Anyone can wheel a monster truck but it takes skill to wheel the same trails on 35s! Can't wait to see u really put it thru its first several trails man.
Great video ya'll!! The little toy did a great job! Ya'll did good had fun made it to your destination. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun enjoy
Half way through the video I started writing a comment about Nate bringing one of his other sick rigs. And then like magic a Gladiator appears.
There is something just so fun about the absolutely simple feel of a old Toyota
Cool. Greetings from the north of Russia. We have the same winter.😀
Two of my favorite Tubers. Thanks guys!
Looked like a great weekend, thanks for sharing, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Looking forward to watching this build process!
Me too 😅 you’ll be surprised what’s already all been done to it up to this point. 👀
@@FlexRocksRollovers this makes me excited, gives me motivation to cut mine up in the backyard and make something magical 😂
Woo finally some Toyota content! Leaf springs, I'm sure you back felt that one the next few days.
Excited about this build, though; I'm currently stacking parts for a frame up resto-mod of an 83, and in the PNW to boot!
Snow wheeling is a whole different animal, the people from PNW (me) love it. Welcome to what we do
It was a blast! Exhausting, but a blast!
Fun trip and great to meet you and hang out! 👍
Looking forward to seeing the build on the Yota play out!
That was totally different and really cool. Thank you for sharing.
Awesome video , Nate and Marvin wheeling dont get any better than that👍. And Marvin snow wheeling is my favorite wheeling also and the best thing about it “Normally “ ya dont break stuff because it is so much easier on the driveline than like rock crawling , you can get after it and not worry about breaking stuff ,, i have a feeling that nate’s rig was broke prior to this trip , he didnt do anything o tear that much up really🤷🏻♂️😂👍
I love your vintage Toyota looks really clean :)
Where was the footage of the install of the tires and wheels? What size tires are those? Great video on the trail.
Ah man I miss the PNW… epic adventure, it’s great seeing you wheeling in the places I grew up going to! Shout out to my Tacoma 4WP too 🤘
Beautiful country! I really fell in love with WA & OR!
Yep. As someone who has lived his hole life in the upper midwest. Snow and what to do really does depend on the snow conditions. Sometimes the let it eat is the way, Deep with a hard crust and powder under nope.
Wicked vid and love those first gen Toyota’s. Definitely have a soft spot for them. I owned 2 at one point.
So awesome to see y'all together! Looks like it was a heck of a time!
Welcome to the Toyota group. I have the same truck mines on 37"s dual cases. Cant wait to see the end results of her.
Man I miss the PNW and snow wheeling!
And welcome to that yota life!
Really enjoyed you asking the ‘snow wheeling tips’. Good for us that haven’t done this before.
Kinda like heavy mud without all the cleanup! I thought this was going to be a bonus 24hrs hell and back episode!
Exactly 😂
If you ever get a chance you should go snow wheeling and hit the Rubicon, both are fun. That's most of the wheeling my buddies and I do. I still want to hit the Con when it has som snow on it. I think bit would be a good challenge
Such a cool video! It looks like you guys had so much fun! :)
Dude I love ur rigs butt the old discovery is by far one of my favorite.
It’s a cool rig for sure! 🤘
Slow and steady. The yota will stay on top the easiest. Lightest rig first to start packing the snow. Awesome video. Snow wheeling is my passion
If he has a short bed and 14.50 wide tires he would've had a extremely hard time getting stuck.
You should come down to Ukiah Oregon for the gambler on memorial weekend. Hopefully I'll have my 88 yota done.
"why don't I just hit it with speed?" I see Marvin is already a Toyota guy 😂
It doesn’t take long does it 😂
Nate is such a bad ass. When I grow up I wanna be like Nate!
Stumbled across this video because I saw the first gen, jaw dropped when you said you were headed to Wenatchee lol currently where I reside.
The toyota highlux pick up worked great stock by itself i had an 1981 high rider with 225x75x15 Cooper weather masters all 5 and never even slowed it down in fact winter in 2wd i was parking it ontop of snowpiles heaped up with a cat 988 loaderthe worst thing i did was put 38s on it .
I know it's sounds odd, but the open diffs and lack of power makes it hard to get them stuck.
@@TheOnlyBlackInMeWasWillieBrown I know mine would never even bog out as long as I kept the original wheels on it of coarse those were Uniroyal Desert Duelers and they were awesome but alas they went out of style and supply so I got some Weather masters from cooper tire.and they really worked great . The patigonias I got with the truck in 38's sucked so bad zero traction made the whole truck skate in circles and couldn't hold dry roads either and forget mud and snow and skidder trails nope stocker it would co any and everywhere
Like your toyota! Espero más videos sobre ella
Glad you made it to Washington. Next we can hit the trails together…
You really need duals and 4.7 case. Those other guys jeeps are way heavier and almost staying on top.The Toy would have a betyer chance breaking the trail if it coulf crawl.👍
Tie bright colour rope to your recovery boards/ max tracks. Then you find them easy in deep snow or sand.
👏👏👏 so excited for this!!!
Are we going to see how does at Pritchett Canyon during EJS? I want to go along!!😀
Sweet first gen!
Driving a manual. Ur the man Marvin!
We love the sleeper 😍🙌🏻🔥
County road that they don't maintain in the Winter. Only open area with this kind of snow/elevation when everything else is closed/snow parked. Spring is when us "Locals" go to the good spots 😁
Why not roll the snow down with several forward and backwards passes especially in the middle of your tracks to clear the way for the diffs?
It was about 4 feet deep and wouldn’t compact. The key on this kind of snow is trying to stay on top of it. Once you break through, you’re not moving anymore
@@FlexRocksRollovers It appeared to be very difficult to make it anywhere. Nate looked exhausted in the end as anyone would after that trip.
Awesome can't wait to see what's next
Супер!
Парни, отличный отдых 👍💯
4 wheel parts don't stock tyres rims and shocks?
They had the tires in stock, ordered wheels and shocks for me in a rush
Oh man, I cant wait to do adventures like this.
That definitely is a sweet old yota!
So rad 👊🏻👊🏻
we only get snow like that in Georgia once every 100 years and I've already gotten the one for my lifetime 😢
Love the yota man
You fellas need some Mickey Thomson STZ tires I have a set on my old beater 99 yukon denali and that pig will push snow over the hood in two wheel drive with them tires on it! It's actually comical whenever we go hunting and everyone else ends up stuck in the snow they all eventually end up just hopping in with me and we get to where we need to go!
The trip ain’t over until Nate runs out of rigs to complete the adventure. 😂 good stuff guys!
if you have straps, you can strap the motor to the frame
Has anyone tried those airless tires in the snow or rock crawling?
It’s a good thing those overlanders carry a rope and some good points to get pulled out lol
Nate my man you're hardcore 🤙🏽
Would love to wheel with you guys one day im from wapato wa near yakima
What’s the year and model of this Toyota
chains?
The use of a dead man is the only way to go in situations with nothing to winch off
Awesome choice bro
Thanks buddy! I’m in love already!
Thank you.
Would snow chains have been the move from the beginning?
I’m originally from the north and know all to well about staying on top of the snow!! Great video, but I really though the lighter Toyota would have done much better. To bad Nate didn’t get to finish it in the Rover.
I can see you’re loving your new toyota lol
I love those trucks
So I get airing down on rock, but why in snow? Don’t you lose traction?
It drastically improves the footprint of your tire. In snow it’s even more important than on rock to air down. Similar as in sand
Love my yokohamas in the snow
Good job bro 😊
And here i sit as a Swedish person driving in snow most of my adult life.. Get some studded tires and snowchains.. Dear god... One would think in a country and a region that see that much snow its something you guys got figured out..
If it states M+S (most offroading tires) and doesnt have the little snowflake/blizzard on it - its mud and sand.. not mud and snow.. fyi... (just waiting for anyone telling me it states M+S
on the tires)
Two words " snow chains "
😎👍
curious if tire chains would have worked
i had a 96 landrover disco that did that and it turned out the shaft on the waterpump broke on the inside of the bearing. It finally came apart going down the highway and destroyed the radiator, power steering pump, AC and all the hoses. you cant give me another one of those turds.
Marvin
I thought we were going to hook up and go to Elbe via Enumclaw. Bummed…
I'm guessing you bought e rated tires and I assume the sidewall is too stiff for that lightweight truck in most scenarios, I think you should have went with a 35 12.5 15, c rated and actually been able to air down. And I wish more new tire sizes came in less heavy duty ratings
Toyota truck is still the best for so many reasons.
Wenatchee great area for wheeling. Check out Natchez
This kind of snow wheeling looks like too much work!
some snow tires would pull a premium in the snow lol.
Lol welcome to snow wheeling
5k súper good deal
I’m hoping to see y’all this year at we rock In Dayton Tennesse I am co owner of the property
tell that feller cooking that bacon that you never put bacon in a hot pan
Snow wheeling to me just doesn't seem fun. Alotta work and way to damn cold
It's pretty much locals. I'll put it on internet, and make friends.
Onx is going to get land closed down. To much attention to rural areas.
Its the only place open to us wheelers when everything else is snow parked. It's not a secret lol.
Let me educate you for one second when you pull from an angle and you're buried in the snow and your winch is Anchor to your frame and the snow is anchored to your tires your axles do you think it's not going to stress the chassis and cause the fan to rub on the frame
Man the scenery is beautiful but snow wheeling looks miserable..flat ground and barely making it 30’ then backing up to hit it again..no thanks.
That's not eastern Washington it's central
Why not bring chains to help
Need bigger tires on Toyota wouldn't stop put some 42 irocs on it
Back when Toyota made off road trucks.
the Toyota should be going 1st
That and the fj series is the only good toyotas........ all others are junk
Probably bury a waste of $64,000 bow tie or sheep ANY time. Ford guys. I didn't forget you. You're just...... Ford guys.
What rock crawlers spend on parts overlanders spend on putting a full kitchen and their house in the back of their rig. It's the same no matter what lol.
True 😂🤘 I’m just too used to lunchables & capri sun on the trail 😅 I pack light
and I do both....I work a full time second job to support my habit
@Rocklander620 I like your tag name
It kinda says it all. That's a good new term. ROCKLANDER THATS DOUBLE THE COST. LOL
@Flex, Rocks & Rollovers LOL me too.
I only pack what I need. I mainly pack extra parts, lunchables and good beer is better lol.
@@oklahomawheeling4x4 For real! Two jeeps, one for each purpose breaks the bank!