Official Tennessee Thread

Sounds good. I'm sure we can work something out

 

Pretty sure prostitution is illegal in TN. Even if it is for truck parts.




Sorry, couldn't resist. You left the door wide open on that one.

 

Not with that kind of attitude

 

I did some mountain biking on the Tanasi Trails around the Ocoee this past weekend. When I returned to the parking lot two more Taco's joined mine. Mine is in the middle.

Curious if anyone knows or owns the one on the left? Loved the build out and am slowly progressing that way too.

 

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Oops. Revised post and added photo's.

 

works now for me

 

@Bluegrass Taco The roof rack left me yesterday. I now have rubber strips, but didn't realize until I took the roof rack off that my front clips for the rubber strips are broken. I've got to figure out a way to attach them. I'll probably just silicone them in when I install the Prinsu. Right now I just have bolts in the holes to keep the roof from leaking and no strips.

 

Welcome. No idea who that is. Nobody in this thread anyway.

 

Welcome!

And you should definitely share that white girl three way here!

 

Over the last few tanks of gas before installing the front bumper, Kings, and shell I averaged 17.8 mpg.
The last 4 tanks since then, I've averaged 18.1 mpg.
I was worried the weight and aerodynamics of the front bumper would cause a drop. Guess not.

 

@Robertocritser pics uploading now

 

Hey all! Ill be driving through Nashville the 2nd and 3rd of September and being a country fan im stopping there for those two days to enjoy the home of bluegrass and country! Im planning on seeing an Opry show the 2nd, and hitting the bars and such the other night (wildhorse, tootsies, roberts). I was wondering if you guys had any recommendations on where to go to see the best in music and the best places to go for country swing dancing or 2 step. I can kind of figure out line dancing but i don't really have many memorized. If nothing maybe yall want to come out for a beer!

 

sorry, the younger generations have changed TN to all dubstep and hip hop.



j/k.
I have no useful info for you.

 

@Robertocritser pic dump here http://improperengineering.com/wheeling/redbird-state-recreational-area-8202016/ @NwiTACO you're in there!

couple highlights:

Mark's Wheelie

 

Uh.....If you want to go to the home of Bluegrass Music, you have to go to the Bluegrass state......The Commonwealth of Kentucky, home of the Bluegrass Hall of Fame, Bill Monroe, Jeruselum Ridge, etc.....


Wildhorse used to be cool as hell....I haven't been there in 15 years though....Things change...

Go to Grand Ol' Opry (just to say you've been there)

Personally, I liked the Nashville branch of the Hard Rock Café.

 

Definitely take a tour of the Ryman, and see a show there if at all possible.

 

But where was Bill Monroe born and raised? Where did he perfect his craft? Where was all his band members from? It might have ended up on the radio first coming from Nashville, but true Bluegrass music was born in the hills of eastern Kentucky, well before the Grand Ol' Opry was in existence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Kentucky

"Bluegrass music" get's it's name from Bill Monroe's first band, "Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys"...... named after where they were from.....The Bluegrass State....KENTUCKY.

It might be worth noting my screen name before getting heavily into a debate over Bluegrass music....Not my first day on the job....