Lc80 Off-road Capabilites Aroud The World

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http://www.brian894x4.com/images/EgyptLC802.jpg

http://www.brian894x4.com/LC80sandjumping.jpg

http://www.brian894x4.com/LC80JPblacksnow.jpg

http://www.brian894x4.com/LC80twistedrock.jpg

http://www.brian894x4.com/LC80watercross2.jpg

http://www.brian894x4.com/LC80offroadoz4.jpg

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This looks like some of the stuff that DougJohn would be involved in :D !

The answer to the question posed above is NOT! The cayenne will do the speed thing better but I do not think a stock H1 could do some of the things that are displayed in those pictures :chairshot:

[dougjohn2]

I've been known to do a few of the things there. :D

[denslexusgx470]

Four Wheeler, and 4X4 magazines have done some of that to the Gx & H2...

[Badams]

DougJohn ... tell the truth are you in any of those pictures????

Your answer may be NO but I would not be surprised at all to know that your tires made some tracks on the same paths

[dougjohn2]

no, none of those pictures are of me. I have done similar things. I've run the Rubicon Trail (one of the toughest trails in the country), several trails in Moab, had some fun in the sand dunes near Pismo Beach, excursions through the Nevada desert, amongst others...

I don't have my web page up at this time, but a couple you can peruse would be:

my 450 on the Rubicon and trails in Moab (see 80 series on the 'Con and Cruise Moab 2004 for pics of my 450)

select surf-n-turf link on this site (see Surf & Turf 2003 for pics of my 450)

I think some of those pictures are from outside the U.S. -- mostly in Australia where Land Cruisers are prevalent.