The obligatory "Show off your LR3' thread

[Houm_WA]

A Washington resident wheelin' at the Tillamook State Forest and we haven't met yet? ....what gives? What was Cedar Tree Trail like? Any problems with it? We intended to do it last May but took such a long time to get past (a severely torn up) Powerline Trail that we went straight to Hog's Back after that....

 

[xray132]

13 (cedar tree) is slow and tight. You see plenty of trees missing bark. I would guess too many vehicles wider than a LR3. If you don’t know where your bumper corners and sides are, you will by the end of that trail or you’ll add to the tree misery. We did trails 4 Powerline, 10 and 13 Cedar tree which was a nice day drive. Yes, after this winter the holes in front of the stumps on 4 will be 3ft deep. Here’s a shot of 13 climbing over the roots on one side to avoid the other.

 

[Boaz]

It's hard to remember to take pics when your having a blast. Here's last week.

Love that one going under the tree. Sweet!
Did you have to lower your suspension to get under that?
The ARB bumper is also very nice color coded like that. (Jealous)

 

[xray132]

That is a no roof rack zone and that is locked down low. The hairy part is that big rock that my driver’s tire is against pushes you sideways toward the stump. I was worried about passenger side windows.

 

[Mack73]

Houm_WA and myself out at Tahuya last weekend.

And man can you say articulation a quick check for gap on the 32", they just cleared

 

[wcryer]

Houm_WA and myself out at Tahuya last weekend.

And man can you say articulation a quick check for gap on the 32", they just cleared

Replaced grill looks pretty cool.

 

[Kenjengrif]

This is when sliders earn their keep.

 

[rfh1987]

This is when sliders earn their keep.

@ Kenjengrif: That's a sharp LR3! Thank you for sharing. Where did you get your sliders?

 

[Kenjengrif]

Rover Specialties, installed them myself.

 

[rfh1987]

Rover Specialties, installed them myself.

@Kenjengrif: Which ones? CA Edition, or standard?