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So it eventually took me a while longer to sell my vehicle back home than planned and I had to eat a bit of a loss on the sale unfortunately. So I dropped my price range and had been looking around the kootaneys for a decent vehicle.

Of which I realised there was a somewhat shortage in the pick up range.

Ended up finding a pretty good condition 4runner not 5mins down the road from my new house. 98 model, very clean interior, power everything and the 3.4L V6, the kilometres were a little high but I've investigated and it seems they have a good reputation for handling well over the 300K range. Came with quite new winter tyres on toyo rims as well as the summer set so I'm happy!

Damn skunk, that is shmick. It yours?

Yeah its a digital beacon.

http://www.backcountryaccess.com/product/tracker-dts/

Yeah we did test it bud. Seemed fine.

I hope you tested it.

Yeah, it pretty well looks brand new. The guy had just upgraded to a new pieps transceiver through a pro deal, because his gf is the AST instructor around here. She will actually be my instructor when I get around to doing it.

I just managed to pick up a used DTS tracker for $100, I'm sure it will do me fine for entry lvl backcountry adventures once I do my ATS 1.

What is recommended for probes, shovels etc guys?

Hey guys, so finally I am back in good old BC. I need to get my mate kitted out with gear for the winter by Monday morning when we fly to Fernie.

Is there anywhere recommended to hit up for decent sales/prices. We are staying at the Samesun on Granville.

it's not even the middle of september, lol

It has been 18months since I last strapped the board on in Japan. And its been over 2 -1/2 years since I was in BC. The itch is real haha..

That excited. 8 more days till I move to BC again. Yiew

Fuck it Im feeling generoud have some of the highlight reel from our recent trip NSMB

yes i know theres no actual camping pics w/e

How awesome does that look!

Where was all this? Canada or stateside?

They require a huge amount of energy to operate. Energy = $$$$. Where do you get that energy?

I think we need a sarcasm font…

They need to build a de-sal plant! That's what we did here in Sydney and not only did it break the drought, but it has now cost us $390 million since in upkeep fees. That big ass plant costs us a mild $500K a day to just sit there.

They estimate at our current water levels of 85%, we won't need to start up the plant for at least several years :rocker:

Love them own a 2000 4x4 that I bought as a work truck paid $5200 it has 116k on it.$7000 seems a bit on the high side for a truck that age but better then newer with higher mileage.I like the body style it's a truck not a glorified penis extension.

$5200, damn that is a good price. This one has a few extra additions to it from a stock standard I guess, plus you know how money talks when it comes down to actually putting in a offer.

2000 f150 XLT
2nd owner
4.6 V8 auto 4x4
power locks and mirrors
alarm system, 2 din stereo with alpine door speakers with sub
front warn bull guard, almost colour matching canopy.
rancho 9000xl adjustable shocks, b[HTML_REMOVED]m deep transmission pan.
33inch pro comp all terrains on 17inch rims around 60 to 70% left, set of 16inch rims with tires included aswell.
$7000 reasonable offers will be accepted

What do you guys think of the early 2000's shape F-150s. I've come across a few good deals for the 4.6L triton equipped trucks. One especially that is asking $7K for only 110,xxxkms!