New England B.S. Thread

I have a Tonno Pro soft tri-fold on my F-150 and it's decent for the price. It is not as nice as the Extang Trifecta I had on my Tacoma, but considering I paid less than $200 for it, I don't regret it.

 

This is for sale if anyone is interested. Shoot me a PM. Located in Hooksett NH


1987 4runner sr5
Power windows
Sunroof
Hard top and soft top
Engine - 22re
New timing chain set ,water pump, oil pump, alternator, radiator.

Solid axle swap
5.29 gears
OG long field chromo front axles
Lockright locker
TG high steer
New rod ends

Rear axle -
New axles , bearings , seals
Rear disk brake conversion
New brake lines
5.29 gears with full Detroit locker
Rear axle is armored up .
Chevy rear leaf springs

Transfer case has Marlin crawler total spline 4.7 gears set and triple drilled flanges .
Long field output shaft
Allpro tcase disk brake ebrake setup.

35” Goodyear Mtr’s with spare
Bilstein shocks all around .
New steering box that is drilled and tapped for hydro assist .
New brake master cylinder
Electric fan
Header
Magna flow muffler .
Steel off-road front bumper
Rear tube bumper
Tcase skid - not installed yet
Cb radio
Small body lift
Frame is in great shape for its age
Truck is garaged all year round.
Tons of spare parts, a lot are new some are used. Extra driveshafts , 3rd member etc etc
Everything I have Toyota will be included.
Truck has dents and scratches.
I have a title and had this on the road for 3 years .

 

Had a wonderfully long night.....phone wasn't receiving texts apparently........had to reset the whole damn thing. Swell lol

 

@Fishingeek603 I second this; really clean looking and secure. I have a second one that I need to put on but haven't found the time to yet.

 

Man it's cape cod damp out again today...that's what we call this wet weather...

 

Once, years and years ago, when I was still in grade school. We were camping at Lily Bay and took a day trip down to see it.

 

Why didn't you just do the no spring compressor method? It's so easy, especially with the relatively soft coils of the 6112's.

 

Third. I love my revolver x2. So much more secure than a standard soft cover, and it's extremely functional. A bit more pricey, but go expensive and cry once; go cheap and cry often

 

That was a suggestion. My concern was that I am at the 4th setting right now. Thought there would still be a lot of energy left before I could get them free.
I would like the try that method, only if I had another option very close by.

 

That sucks.

I'm loving my new to me Galaxy S8+

This thing is fucking amazing compared to my shitty Galaxy S5!

 

I'd also be in for a sound deadening meetup

 

I'm waiting for the pixel 3. October 4th can't come soon enough

 

Not yet, but now will have to.

I thought the sky was amazing Friday night, great Saturday. I'm not learned in sky stuff, so I'm not able to identify much of what's up there. But the streaks across the sky with some of the shooting stars or what not where wicked amazing.

Ahh, important info, it's day trip from Lily Bay.

 

Lily bay.


Need to stop talking about Maine. I have 2 vacation days left and so far 3 trips before the end of the year..

That math already doesn't add up.

 

@joshtxedition13

 

I know, on the way home Sunday we are already discussing what and how we will get the camp site we want in two weeks. Problem is, school starts soon, deck still not finished and multiple things planned on that weekend.

 

With children it was, I suppose. If I remember right it was only about 60-90 minutes worth of actual driving time to get there, but it was 20+ years ago so my memory is probably not accurate. Plus time on-site to check things out and it was most of the day.

 

Nice, any more info on location, I haven't done any research yet.

 

It's the Onawa Trestle/Onawa Bridge, and is Southeast of Greenville. Not a long trip, like I said, but getting there involves a fair amount of dirt road driving. Or at least it did back than; I doubt they've paved anything extra since then.


Edit-I think that we stopped at some nature preserve/bird sanctuary while we were down that way too?

 

It will be well worth the effort my friend; we picked site #14, felt like there was about a half mile to the next site. It is a hike to get to the fresh water pump too, so bring a few containers for washing/cooking/drinking needs! maybe a few of us on here could get up there for hiking/wheelin trip before the snow flies?

We went to check out Tannery Falls on Tues., absolutely amazing place. I fucked up your directions and ended up driving through Savoy the back way(?) to get to the falls road... but your screenshot of the maps with arrows were spot on and we were able to orient using those That road is pretty rutted out! but the lady had a great time and now wants to go on more wheelin adventures lol...

Dinner for that last night was The Ole Forge!! we got stuck in torrential rain ( lots of flash flood warnings going off) leaving Tannery and decided to duck in there rather than drive father out...had an awesome time; wings, burgers and a few BBC Steel Rails! Brought back memories by the time we left, the rain had let off and we could hike back up without getting soaked Perfect timing..

By Wed., all the work calls/txts were starting to roll in, so we kinda felt too stressed to hang around as much as I wanted; magic had worn off so no worries on not being able to connect, I didn't give ya much lead time anyway!! Tunnel City was really freakin good though; coffee, quiche, and pb cookies half dipped in chocolate and we were fueled for the drive home! It was like a dang Lululemon commercial (Williams College ) in there, had be careful where I was lookin

Your info and all the recommendations were invaluable to making it a short but sweet trip. Thanks again buddy, see ya soon