Colorado Trading Post

That's what he sent me a picture of. I'll ask him if he's selling the rears or not.

 

Yeah let me know cause a full set is only $90 shipped from one of the eBay deals.

 

Fair enough. Just talked with Dad, he'll do $75 for the full set (front and rear).

 

I'm not in a huge hurry, but next time I plan on going up north I can see if he still has them.

 

lets stay on track here, nobody cares who is a native and who is a transplant!! We all seem to love this beautiful state of ours

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/colorado-b-s-thread.131441/page-4542

and with that, i still have that $50 dollar pelfreybilt gift card available

 

I'm originally from IN (and I want one of those Native bumper stickers except for to say NonNative, and that's all I have to say on that subject), and grew up about the same distance from Indianapolis as FTC to Denver. But it was far enough that we only made the trip once or twice a year for special shopping occasions (bday, xmas, etc.). When I first moved out here, I'd think nothing of spending as much time driving as actually hiking just to go for a hike. Ie from Denver going up to RMNP or down to Devi's Head. And for a while I didn't think much of running down to Denver either if I had cause to. These days... well if I have a real reason to, sure. I mean I'll still drive that far or a little more just to hit a trail. But there's something different about spending an hour driving up the Poudre to hike Big South vs an hour driving I-25 down to Denver. Heck I don't even mind spending five or six hours driving over to Moab for a three day weekend. Sense of scale changed out here, so it's not so much a 'long' drive as what you're driving and why. There's a guy down there in Denver with a free stock skidplate I could use. It's free and I'm still too lazy/busy to even put together a trip of other things to do along with it. I-25 is just a major demotivator.

 

Native what? American? We all came from somewhere...

 

For sale: Stock 2006 Tundra front springs/struts, no leaks, good bushings. Can be used to lift 1st gen Tacoma and 3rd gen 4Runner about 1.5". You would need your top plates installed on these shocks. $50

1st gen Tacoma and 3rd gen 4runner Bilstine 5100s with springs from a 3rd gen Tacoma. At low height they give about 2" lift. I had less then 10k on them when removed. Top plates included. $ sold

 

Add up the total in the ad and he will install for a small fee I bet

 

Bump

 

One-off CBI High Clearance Bumper for sale. It's been on my truck since 2011. It has some surface rust and scrapes, but structurally it's perfect. When it was uninstalled it came off very easily and will bolt back on to your truck without issue. I would recommend painting it again, or powder-coating it to make it look brand new. I prefer to use Rustoleum. It's made from HREW, and weighs only 70lbs.

This would be a great upgrade for someone who wants to go high clearance, but without a lot of cash.

I'm asking $500 OBO, cash in hand takes it.


I can get better pictures as well.

 

Just to clarify, this does require rear fender chopping, yes?

 

I know the answer to this one. Yes!

 

Good to know, thanks!

 

easy peasy! The first cut is always the hardest.

 

Hmmmmmmmm, that bumper is tempting. Pictures of it on your truck?

 

Looking for some 285/75/16's or 255/85/16's
I'd be willing to pay around $400 or trade for my 265/75/16 Toyo open country ATIIs with about 15000 miles on them.

 

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