MARYLAND TACOMAS

Wanted $2000 with tent, tent sold for $700, which means he might want $1300 for trailer. But it is Craigslist so I'll give him $100, a used push mower (condition unknown) and he must meet me behind a middle school, alone.

 

I seriously want one of those trailers. Hate to spend the money....but i have too many uses for one not to have one.

 

He revised his ad; now selling for $1000 OBO.

That takes me out of the market. Really wanted the full setup for camping. Will continue to use the Sportztent in the meantime.

 

He just told me he would take 800$. Having the new springs built cost him 350$, tongue box 150$, electronics 100ish, paint and bedliner 100ish, wheels and tires lights, then the cost of the trailer it's not a bad deal. The cross bars are bolt on so fully removable obviously. Not a bad deal for 8.........But money talks with him lol

 

Hahahahaha I don't think he will go for that man! That was good typical Craigeslist people you never know.

I have another idea brewing I need to talk to you about. Not giving any hints but let's just say it involves rock sliders and Land Cruiser style brush bars.

 

HIT.ME.UP!

 

Can't find anything online where anyone has done this to a first ten Tacoma with the brush bars. I basically want exactly what Expedition Overland has on there Tacoma where the brush bars link the front ARB bar and sliders to protect the front fender. ARB makes a adjustable adapter to fit the front bumper, then I guess we just go from there. Shouldn't be to hard!

 

Just cage the whole truck lol

 

Hello Marylanders! I might be a little lost here, but I haven't found a (recently) Delaware thread. Just picked up a TRD sport. But thought I'd stop in and say hi!

 

Welcome.

 

If your driving record is clean and you have the correct endorsements (Hazmat, no air brake restrictions etc) you will always find work. I drove a straight body (B class) for years and used it to work my way up where I don't drive anymore. Traffic is the worst part , so if your patient it's good

 

Really sorry for asking this, but with all of those sales, what would be the lead time for sliders?

And, any possibility of quality going down because of the rush to fulfill orders?

Just don't want this to happen:

 

Weirdly enough I love traffic. Gives me time to just chill to myself. I know, I'm strange.

 

I'll let the men reply for themselves, but as a testimony I'll say they won't let quality suffer. They wouldn't even let me see mine until they were satisfied with the quality.

 

That's why I live where I do...My commute is 18 minutes and 1 traffic light. I go against the flow of traffic to get to work. When I drove a truck I was paid hourly, not by the mile, so traffic was not much of a concern. It was more having to deal with four wheelers more than traffic than wore on me.

 

Quality will never suffer, lead times will though. We are going to do our best to still build and ship quickly. Won't be 2 weeks like our standard times, but we don't think it will be much more than 4 weeks.

 

Just finished measuring and mocking up sliders for 3rd gen. Have them just about welded up, he is coming back next weekend for installation and pictures.

 

Just sold our 11th set of sliders...

 

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