Tacos in St. Louis area

But not plug and play and I can add cellular option as well.

 

Anyone in the area have the OVTune on their turd gen?

 

I do, but I'm not there yet. Just started packing for our move this week and won't be there until middle of August (although the Taco won't be there until end of August).

Sorry it's not much help for you right now, but if you're still looking I'm September, then hit me up.

 

I have some spare parts if anyone wants them at the next mod day.
I'll probably mount my bumper on the 600lb springs. The front needs to come down a bit anyway, and 130lbs on 2 600lb springs will bring it down a bit.

650lb brand new king springs for sale (sold)

Angled king resevior mounts. New, never used

Icon sway bar relocation brackets (currently on truck). Used for 400 miles

Thule feet and bars

Let me know if anyone wants pics

As for mod day, need to paint and mount my bumper, assemble and mount my prinsu cap rack, swap in resevior brackets for my kings. (currently held on by zip ties since I was sent the wrong brackets)

 

Still getting rid of this crap...

 

TW Facebook has me laughing today...

 

The comments at the bottom

 

Hi all - new to the STL area myself. I have an 18 DCSB and love it so far. I know there is a midwest classifieds, but if anyone has/knows of a factory tonneau and predator steps, I'd be interested in either. Hope to make it to a local event sometime and meet some TW folks

 

Welcome to the region, @Taco16Jessy had predator steps at one time and might be able to hook you up.

 

Lmao if he wants one step. I still have the bars but 3 steps broke off at flat nasty.

@VangaSTL on the other hand I think still has his factory tonneau and shiny steps you could ask him about.

 

Don’t have predator steps but do have chrome oval steps if you’re interested?

 

Yeah I have the chrome oval steps I'd be willing to sell, need the money for some sliders so make me a reasonable offer. The tonneau cover is off limits. Also have some "Pew Pew" toys I'm selling, if interested in those, PM me.

 

Early 90's Sig 226?

 

Negative, I have a Springfield XDS chambered in .45 ACP and a Ruger P95 chambered in 9mm.

 

I'm always on the hunt for the early 90's 226's. Best ones they ever made.

 

I own a P320 and I have my eye on a P365. Cabelas has them on sale this weekend so I might pick one up. Depends if I can sell what I already have.

 

Selling the FrontRunner Bed Load bar kit for the Tacoma

Its slightly used with the high tent mounts attached. I used them for a year, but I recently swapped over to a 4Runner.

Asking $200

OFallon, Mo area.

 

That was my duty weapon back in the day.....

 

We had 92F’s and 226’s in the magazine for awhile until the last 92F finally gave up the ghost. But then again, we shot allot on a weekly schedule with all of the training our shop - Gunners Mate, US Navy - did on weekdays.

 

Appalachian Toyota Round up.

I finally got off my ass and registered today. I'd kinda like to turn up Wednesday night so I'm going to text Brett and see if that can be worked out to allow us into the group area early, or at least into the overflow primitive camping area until they open the gate to the group site Thursday. I will be bringing the camper trailer so that all of us will have a place to cook as well as a source for fresh potable water. I know that people like to do their own thing in the cooking department but if you pack like my wife you'd likely appreciate being able to leave a little weight at home. I'll bring the small Snow Peak charcoal grill as well for stuff that just won't taste right cooked over gas. If the sun is out then we can recharge phones, cameras, drones and the like off of the trailer as well.

Its a fun event and Windrock is amazing all throughout the year, but early autumn really brings out some great color. The bathhouses are large and clean and the hot water stays hot in the showers all day long.

In the group site I always shoot for the high ground in the very back right corner as there is just enough gravel mixed in to help it stay firm and drain fast if its wet. Last year that tactic saved us as we had already established our space by the time everything else was a soggy, muddy mess. If you plan to camp with us - and you are more than welcome to - please arrive as soon as possible or let me know when you expect to arrive so I can keep you in mind when saving space as I have a few other friends from Tennessee and elsewhere coming to join us as well. Good people that get along with everyone.

I know that @MO Tacoma is going as well but can't recall if anyone else is. My wife and son will join us but they only intend to wheel with me on Friday and will be at camp or in town the rest of the time.