GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

Your hilarious. It’s actually right behind my house up there. You wanna go you just let me know. There is all kinda of stuff to get into...just don’t hang with the locals or you’ll end up in a weird situation like I was in. Lol

 

We'll have to plan a TW camping trip here soon

 

I got enough room for a good group.

 

Please tell me, that the weird situation didn't involve squealing like a pig. JK-(wish there was a way to type in sarcasm)

In all seriousness it looks like some beautiful country there.

 

Lol, it is some of the most beautiful places I have ever seen, and it’s a close drive..well 4.5hrs.

My situation was different than ‘Deliverance’, but it was one that should have been in a movie. I will tell you about it when we meet. I will say it requires me using Duck Tape to get me out of there !!!

 

Check it out. The Fatty Tool Roll!
Keep those tools from a Clinkin’ an a Clankin’.

If you need an dry bag gear that is super top notch. Check them out.

https://moskomoto.com/collections/motorcycle-luggage/products/fatty-tool-roll

 

Mosko makes some legit saddle bags for bikes so i bet that is a quality tool bag

 

Yeah, this stuff is the jam! I used to be a buyer for a major outdoor store. I met the owner/maker of these bags. At that time he was making packs for hiking and climbing, for a company called Dana Designs.
After I found this company, I sold all my gear for my bike and started over. My 1190r Adv is setup with their Tank Bag, Saddle Bags, and an array of small pouches to jam $hit in.

Worth the money and some!

 

Anybody getting in on this? Always fun every year to stalk somebody

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tacomaworld-secret-santa-2018.569547/

 

I’m in on it man! I figured, why not?

 

It has been pretty fun last year especially when your guy/gal posts up the gifts all excited

 

I know this is gonna come off cheap sounding, but what are your thoughts about giving slightly used gifts. Lol

IE. I have some sweet gear that needs a new home. Like a Peragon bed cover, Hi-Lift jack, Rigid Duallys, etc

Give me your honest opinion if you think that this is tacky.

 

Me personally would take that stuff over a $50 gift card to bass pro or something like that any day. It really all depends on the person. But I also purchase almost everything I can second hand b/c mostly it's almost like new anyways and much cheaper. I couldn't tell you the last time I actually bought a gun new from a store. Plus I hate things to go wasted.

But your rigid's might be the only thing that will be worth it to ship. Other things you may want to find a local home for b/c of size.

On that thought, who's got some aftermarket uca's in good shape they don't need anymore haha.

 

Honestly I don't think people would care, if you get somebody looking for lights send them the Rigids haha. As long as it doesn't look super used I'm sure you could get away with it. It's not against the rules you just have to send something that is at least of $20 value

 

Hows the duallys look

 

They look like new.

 

Right on, how funny would it be to get a hi-lift painted like a Candy Cane lol.

 

Shoot, merry Christmas!!

 

Alright, calling all financial guys

Wanting to refinance my 18' in 6 months I believe it is, not much credit other than an atv halfway paid off.

So, would it be better to pay as much as I can on my 3rd gen

Or pay the fourwheeler off, which I believe is doable for me


To get a better monthly payment on the 18"

 

Have you checked your most recent credit score? I'm no expert by any means, but if the 4 Wheeler loan counts as a major installment account (as opposed to a smaller account like a credit card), I would think that would help you more, assuming it has time to show up by the time you refinance the truck. I don't know what your specific numbers are, but I would think the only thing that would be helped by you paying a bunch more on the truck is just reducing the refinanced amount (aka applying for a smaller loan, increasing the likelihood of approval but not necessarily helping your interest amount).

Again, not an expert, so take this with the usual grain of salt.