Hi 2nd Get owners!

Hi guys! I know I have already posted this in the new member thread but it just seem a lot more fitting that I posted this is the correct 2nd get thread as well. I hope this is ok with the TW forum moderators...

I am brand new to this forum. Idk why it took me so long to get on TW. But now that I have, it feels a little short lived since I am getting ready to part with my Taco.

So I figured it would be a good idea to share some of what I have left of the old steed.

Here it is:

Chuck is a 2011 Tacoma TRD OFF ROAD edition. 2x4 with rear diff lock. Even though I never got around to wheeling it, I had a great time cruising it around town. It has been the most reliable, well trusted sled I have ever owned. Toyota make some really great trucks. Of the 66k miles I've put on him the only thing I've ever had to do was an oil change and one minor service. I can't say enough about my Taco. I'm going to miss this guy!

For now, Thank you TW for welcoming into the YOTA community.

Specs if anyone is interested:

*Tacoma SST Lift Kit 2WD - 3.0"F /1.0"R
*Method Race 301 "The Standard" Matte Black
17 x 8.5 Painted Rivets Flat Black
No center caps / Painted Hub Flat Black.
*295-70-17 /10 Ply Toyo MT
*Wheel Adapter 6061 Billet Aluminum 6 on 5.50/6
On 135MM to 6 On 5.50 (1.25) Dual Drill
*Hannemann 05+ Tacoma Front Fender Flares
(Pair-Round Top 4" Bulge W/Bumper Caps)
*Painted Rear Bumper Color Matched to Tacoma
*Painted Front Grill Shell Flat Black

 

You named your car Chuck?

 

What are you getting?

 

Chuck is a truck.

 

Yea I named it Chuck.

I dont know where you got that from. I already listed my car and there are plenty of platforms to list vehicles for sale. You act like TW is the only place to list a Tacoma. As I said, most people are rad on these kinds of forums. Thats why I wanted to share while I still had a Tacoma present. Regardless, this is strictly for sharing purposes.

I just got a 2016 4Runner Trail Premium. I'll probably always own some type of Toyota from now on.

 

One oil change and minor service in 66k miles? Poor Chuck.

 

Well of course I meant multiple oil changes and of course new cycles of fluids ran through. The major service was new brake and fluid changes etc. Nothing super major like when I used to own an Audi. That was a nightmare to service. LOL