Ultra weak video of my Taco

Beyond lame, but it's first time messing around with Windows Movie Maker (and my first time editing video ever) and figured I might as well use a few clips of my Taco to try Movie Maker out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_j68vx4pLo

 

Better than nothing. Looks like you had fun though

 

pretty much nailed it in the title...





JK, makes me miss wheelin. I love the video, relaxing.

 

good video nothing lame about it. music wasnt annoying like most of the vids out there.

 

x2 i cant tell you how many times ive opened up a video where heavy metal music starts up for something thats not even fast paced and it seems way out of place

 

make me wanna go hit the trails keep them coming

 

haha, thanks guys.

Sorry if you don't like the music, but that's just too damn bad.

Here's another shitty video I just tossed together. This would be my 2nd video edit ever, I'm just crankin em out tonight lol:

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/of...-video-i-just-threw-together.html#post2496690

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMLlOYzLQzg

 

good video, better than anything i coulda done. btw i like the backround music, my kinda jam... JAH!!

 

Hey bro love the videos, I miss the cascades more then ever! Although watching that flying video makes me think of a paper i just wrote for a final on the leading causes of controlled flight into terrain...

 

BenWA, where exactly is that trail at in North bend, WA? How do you think I will do with my stock PreRunner Trd sport?

 

Great video imo. The trail looks like a lot of fun, I've actually not taken my truck on any dirt yet.

 

Your truck is like 3 years old and no dirt?! Why did you buy a 4x4? I've already had to repair mine from wheeling damage. haha

 

very cool vids! on top of diggin the rasta, i felt the passion. the cascades are amazing in a high wing!

 

I purchased it certified used just last week. Was hoping to hit some trails this weekend, but weather may not permit.

The trail in the video seems pretty mellow, I'd like to give something like that a go.

A few people have suggested silverado canyon.

 

They're off Exit 38. Head east on that frontage road that parallels I-90 for about a mile, then right before it crosses under I-90 to the DNR fire training facility, take the forest road to the right and explore from there. I doubt a Prerunner would make it on some of the stuff (a couple short sections that are steep and loose), but there's plenty it would prbably be fine on. The funnest trails have gotten VERY overgrown with alders in the past couple years, so beware that you may be scratching some clearcoat/paint.

 

I've been wheeling and camping off Exit 38 since I was a senior in high school and got my first truck. I still go camping there very frequently because it's so close. I bet I've driven all over those forest service roads 100 times, and used to do it all in 2WD. Now that my last few trucks have been 4WD, it's a different experience, and one I prefer. You can make it through most of it in 2WD, but you'll need momentum and a heavy right foot! And expect to be bouncing around a lot while doing it because it's so rocky haha

 

I thought it was damn good. Beautiful setting too and impressive show of your truck and its ability!

 

Nah, weak video of the truck is what I got. Check this out.......

http://www.nofuckinvideoofmytruck.com/novid.mpg

 

Yeah pretty much all the roads are good to go in 2wd, but there are a couple of steep side chutes under the powerlines that I def needed 4wd. But those are by no means mandatory sections of trail to negotiate...just fun side stashes.