MARYLAND TACOMAS

Does anyone else ever find random stains in their cabin?? I never bring food into my truck and somehow there are 2 stains on my Wet Okele's... I think I have gremlins.

 

Thanks Mike!

had a good weekend at a charity bike ride/race, and boats/kayaks for mothers day.



blew out a shoe on the ride.



but had fun anyway. felt like death at the finish line after towing the dogs in a bike trailer the entire way.

was a charity ride for the American diabetes association. my wife is on the left, and her cousin next to her has diabetes, so we do what we can to support him.



The mothers day chariot



Though small, both dogs love the water.




and so do I



hope you all had enjoyable mothers day weekends as well!

 

I'm going with "you have a wet taco"

 

where was the last picture taken, boat ramp looks good!

 

A boat ramp on the Potomac. That cliff is WV.

 

that's a little vague, that aint Bonds landing is it?

 

No idea. Has no signage to my knowledge.

 

You know me by now, i'm as vague as it gets.

 

Do you work at the M&T?

 

Lookin food now I'll just have to come check it out

 

Good****

 

What type of welding do you need, and what thickness?

 

Calm down, the truck is fine, buying a rusty cavalier for a rally car and it's got some small rust holes

Iirc it's 18 or 20 gauge sheet metal, just needs to be stich welded in place

 

Rally car? Its FWD. Wtf

 

Not that I'm In to rally car but a front wheel drive is the 2nd best choice and economical for your first car ,google Jean Ragnotti

 

Yep, FWD is competitive provided you learn how to conserve momentum through the owners, plus the 2200 engine, while not the most powerful, is fairly simple and pretty reliable, so it should last and be a good candidate for me to rebuild when I blow it up. Plus I'd feel bad tearing up a $6000 Subaru, don't really feel bad about tearing up a $500 cavalier.

 

The original radio in my 51yo caddy died on me so i'm considering this alternative to a radio. It's small so it can be hidden/mounted anywhere. It only needs power, ground & speaker wires so it makes installation easy. It's controlled by your bluetooth device. No radio is required. I don't want to alter my car for a replacement radio. As you can see in my pic the factory radio has both knobs on 1 side. Anybody here have any experience with anything like this?

 

Those original radios of that vintage would be hard to find.

Any chance of having it repaired? It should be a relatively easy fix, considering it has discreet components without modern ICs and SMDs.

 

Lmao mine are stained from tea... You'd be surprised how easy it is for things to splash the seats and stain them

 

Hit them with resolve stain remover. For use on carpets but it's worked well on getting dirt and coffee off of my trd seats