Any Tacoma Owners Over 50?

54, on Tacoma #8, plus too many other’s, just about lost count....what was I talking about ?

 

I'm 53, I have a 96' and 18' Tacoma. Love them both.

 

Check any thread on here about gas mileage ... you'll find plenty.

 

Cleanwilly yes who Ives a dam what anyone say

 

I shore don’t

 

The stout was my first one too, I learn how to drive on one of those, they were a work horse.

 

Dude, are you kidding about geezers not driving Taco's??? I am 68 and have a gen 3 and a gen 1. Also, I have not been without a 4x4 Toyota since 1979 which is the first year they made their small truck in 4x4.

 

61 and still going strong!

 

I'm not 52, I am 26 years old with 2 years experience.

 

58 bought my first 1985 leaf springs front and back great truck just got 2019 trd off road and my 1999 work truck and about 12 in between great trucks

 

Just liquor and guessing eh? I'm a geologist and it's a lot of liquor and guessing.

 

56 in a few months.

 

just turned 49 on the 1st of Jan, but will have my truck well into my 50's barring something catastrophic

 

65 and on my 4th Toyota pickup. Got a young guy pickup with old guy bicycles.

 

Did the last bike come with a kid?

 

Naw, son provided that bicycle part. It came without a kick stand.

 

55 last Saturday. Drove 1997 40th anniversary land cruiser for many years.

 

Funny, where I’m from it always seems like I only see older guys driving unmodified grocery getter Tacoma’s.

 

Why do you call a "unmodified" Tacoma as a "Grocery getter" ?
Will you come help this "older guy" haul his "groceries" some day? Maybe you could load my "groceries" as I cut more. Loading/unloading is the hardest part and I am sure your young body would be more suited to this task. I could do the technical part - the cutting
I guess you could call the Oak,hickory, walnut, osage orange, and other types of wood as groceries? Except most older guys don't eat the wood -at least I don't.
There is probably 9 cords of these "groceries setting next to my driveway as we speak. That kind of "groceries" saves me approx. 2-3 hundred a month in heat bills every month and has done so for about 30 years. ALL in un-modified trucks -AKA Trucks that are used for work!
BTW I am 71YY (years young)

 

Just turned 64. Like my Tacoma and Tundra, going strong and getting better with age