tomas

Tomas has lived in Colorado since age 5. Having grown up on the Western Slope of Colorado lots of time was spent in the Desert Southwest. Tomas' father introduced him to the love of 4 wheeling at an early age in the high mountains around Aspen, Colorado. While an avid Mountain Biker, Tomas and his Family enjoy adventures in the mountains and desert in the remote locations that can only be reached by 4wd. Day hikes are always a must when on the family trips. While enjoying outdoor activities he wants to share his love as a certified 4wd trainer and ski instructor. Tomas also enjoys caving and cave exploration. Tomas currently resides in Colorado Springs.

Trip Reports

Death Valley 2009 – Day 1

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  Every year during the Christmas break we look for a place to venture with warmer weather and some adventure. This year we decided to make the 1100 mile trek to Southern California to visit the harsh landscapes of Death Valley. The planning for our trip included meals for 6 days, extra fuel for extended drives through…

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Gear Reviews

Projects for My FJ Cruiser in January

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Christmas treated my Toyota FJ Cruiser well this year.  We now have the following projects lined up: – Installation of a Viair on board air system – Installation of a full set of Rasta Aluminum skids – Installation of the 1″ Toytek body lift – Installation of Bushwacker Fender Flares I also will continue my…

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Other Stuff

100 Fans

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MyFJCruiser.org has reached its first milestone with facebook fans. We are now at over 100 fans. The next goal is to make 500. If you are not a fan become one today. Thanks to all those that helped us reach the 100 fan mark.

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Trip Reports

Death Valley – Racetrack

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Found I had an internet connection at our camp near the racetrack, Our trip in Death valley is going well. We had a problem today with the lower shock mount bolt coming off on the drive up racetrack valley. I was able  to walk back down the road and found the shock skid and bolt.…

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