NJ B.S. Thread

Im going on saturday to buy a used softopper. Yours looked awesome @Subway4X4 !

Then im done spending for a while too.. Well, maybe get a CB and some small stuff like extended brake lines and bumpstops

 

Done spending......lol.

 

Its never the case!

 

Get a CB, or you'll always be known as "White Truck"

 

VVVV this. I have a few around me that always have toyotas, plus I have a buddy that owns a body shop so he always calls me whenever he sees a tacoma in any of the local yards.

 

@Sub-Zero @cynicalrider
"Nice" carnage. Makes me a bit less disappointed I wasn't able to go. Worn out stock suspension, zero experience, and no 4WD is not a good mix. I'll have to get at least one of those corrected before I do something I don't quite trust myself doing. Not really about to say 'fuck it' and potentially ruin my only vehicle because I can't into wheeling.

 

you could have gone as a passenger?

 

David could have used a spotter.

 

Everything is rebuildable

 

True. Hadn't considered it. But pretty much no one here knows me because I rarely post, so why would they wanna take me along? Plus, I had work. Not so fond of taking time off because we're already disgustingly understaffed as it is right now. Plus, I have family who just got in from Europe, so I can't take too much time off anyway.

With money, tools and know-how. I'm lacking in at least two of those.

 

LOL, well if you bust your shit up at rausch there's always someone there to help that is knowledgeable. Hell I was the first one I know that broke a front diff in the 2nd gen and had to figure out how to drive home close to 3 hrs. Couple innovative thoughts after many beers and all is good.

 

Seems you've got a lot more faith in yourself than I do in myself. Everything I do, I have to research ahead of time because I know fuckall about most automotive shit. That's why my 4WD still isn't fixed.

 

I ended up with a co-pilot that I had just met. Most of us are cool dudes, and I for one would gladly have you ride shotgun
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Well that's mighty nice of ya. I always assume people cbf to deal with noobs. Especially when it comes to car culture. They're usually very cliquey and unwelcoming, at least around here. I guess it's a bit different with truck guys though.

 

And a CB...

 

Very much so. We even tolerate Hunter.

 

Yep

 

its up to you, what you want to do in the end. It was my first time there, and I learned alot. All these guys are cool. And with combined knowledge, Im sure stuff will get fixed

 

hope you guys werent ragging on my inexperience, and I couldnt hear any of it!

 

None that I heard.