Athens Georgia Tacos

I saw you this week on my way into work on Atl Hwy would have waved but we were separated by three lanes.

I saw you on Broad St Sunday. That truck does look good now with that bumper.

 

What does your Tacoma look like? I'll keep an eye out and wave back.

 

I am usually on Atl Hwy from 7:15/:30

 

I think I used to see you out there, but I take 78 now.

 

I'll keep a look out

 

Don't know if any of you fellas are in need of a toolbox, but I just bought this one at the Epps bridge road Lowe's. It was originally $299, then marked down to $239, then marked down to $215. I think I got the last one in the box, so you can probably get some more money taken off the displayed one since I think they're getting rid of this model. Five drawers, already lined, top closes and locks all drawers. Power strip with USB ports on the side. Pretty sweet, and cheaper than harbor freight I think.

 

Are you still thinking about this?

 

Rig Update...
Pics from Tray Mtn...

 

Hey thanks man. I think I've seen you around once or twice as well. Good looking truck.

Ha that was for last year but yeah definately thinking of attending again this year. I think ticket sales open in July.

 

I know I will be going this year.

 

I saw a 3rd Gen with a softopper on Jefferson hwy. today. Anyone here? I'd like to know how they like the topper.

 

@WillRunner05
How was Tray Mtn? I am going up there in July and I have never been. Do you believe it to be an easy trail?

 

Tray Mtn was really nice, and yes it was easy, really only one technical part, going up Chimney Mountain Road and a couple other mini challenges alone the side of the main road here and there... I drove up to where the Appalachian trail is and hiked to the top of the Mtn. Was was thinking about going tomorrow but going mountain biking with a friend instead.

 

Great! Me and a friend(5th gen 4runner) are just going to learn more about off-roading. Sad I know, but this is my first 4wd only had 2wd growing up. Just reading what to do and what not to do. Thank you again for the insight.

 

Hey Better late than never! I think you'll really enjoy your exploration now!!! I plan to go back to that area soon so I can check out Bell Mountain also, based on the videos I've seen there are some nice challenges on that trail.

 

Which way did you enter to Tray? Chimney Mtn. Rd or Tray Mtn Rd.

I will be mapping this out with the Gaia app as I go through it. Trying to make more gpx files with pictures of the trail along the way for others.

Is there another Bell Mountain trail? The one I am seeing is paved. I will be going there tomorrow. I'll post pics.

 

I went Tray Mtn road but it's better to go up Chimney Mtn Road...

I'm not sure how to find this road but if you can find it please let me know....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgEW6lMRrNo
Please excuse the jeep video...

 

That road is now paved

 

Ha, Jeeps...

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but is it Shake Rag Rd? Google maps is updated with paving.

 

Better as in challenging or better as in easier?

For the longest time I did not know Indian Grave Gap Rd turned into Tray Mtn Rd. There is a hike on the other end of it.