406 Cruisers is here to enjoy the promotion of Toyota 4WD vehicles at every level from the general enthusiast with a stock vehicle to the hard-core highly modified vehicle user. Our mission is carried out first and foremost by the support of the TLCA. This includes environmental stewardship, community awareness and education.
Nothing from January 17, 2025 to March 17, 2025.
Just announced the dates
Well, I have a new(ish) project. I will warn up front that I tend to move slow on my projects, but thought I would do my best to track this one. I actually purchased this 1988 22re manual last summer, but it was low on my priority list. However, I am starting to pick up some steam. To no surprise, I initially started working out a base line for reliability, as the engine is a little tired but running good now. Basic Goal Overview - very capable but still can be a... Read more
HOLLY COW, it is 2025! Happy New year all y’all all! Let’s kick things off right by meeting with one of our club’s biggest supporters, Dark Horse. As a premier outfitter, they have some great new widgets and gizmos. We get to check out what new things they have going on, and where Dark Horse is heading in the future. Come out and see some familiar faces, and let’s talk cruisers! WHEN: Tuesday, January 14th TIME: 7 PM WHERE: 104 Village Center Lane, Bozeman, MT 59718 WHO: You! See you... Read more
This is probably not an "advanced" winch rigging question, but I think it goes beyond basic rigging. Yesterday, my coworker and I were driving our tracked SXS up to a tower site near Big Sky and we buried it. The bottom of the tracks were 4 feet below the top of the snow and the tracks were not on the ground yet. I think the snow was 6+ feet deep in that location. We couldn't open the doors, but I was able to get out through the window and hike back to our truck. The wire winch line on our... Read more
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