Later in the evening, we ran across a table on the sidewalk...
The "FREE" sign was blurred due to the rain, but after a quick inspection, it was quickly lifted into the cargo area. The four and a half foot long table fit lengthwise, but two of the legs had to be removed (with the help of my trusty Leatherman tool) to let the cargo door shut. On the way home, I realized how easy the process was. In just a couple of minutes the rear seats were folded flat, and our new backyard table was tossed in the back.
Overall, I found that the FJ was easy to park, had a surprising turning radius, and was fun to drive though town. My one gripe would be the TRD exhaust. As stated in previous posts, the note got really annoying while stuck in the the stop-and-go.
John Adolph, Video Production Specialist @ 24, 717 miles.
Overall, I found that the FJ was easy to park, had a surprising turning radius, and was fun to drive though town. My one gripe would be the TRD exhaust. As stated in previous posts, the note got really annoying while stuck in the the stop-and-go.
John Adolph, Video Production Specialist @ 24, 717 miles.
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