Oregon and Washington BS thread

I am going to link a page on this site that has a guide. I'm sure if you went to iH8Mud or other sites with similar likings, they would have something similar.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/going-alone-single-vehicle-wheeling-safety.454083/

 

Up in yer fellas neck of the woods on family crap.

Man, it is phenomenally beautiful here.
Bend Oregon.

I sure wish I had more time to play.

 

Not 100% sure yet, but I may be selling the Taco in a few months. Opportunity to get a 08 Tundra CMSB 5.7 auto 4wd looks possible.

 

That was a good read, thank you.

 

Jelly. I think I might be doing the same in a few years.

 

It makes sense to me. I will get better mpg towing my trailer with more stability, comfort, and bed space. Thinking I will leave everything on the taco for the next person (if it happens).

 

only thing i complain about the tundra is 15mpg..12 with lead foot. 5.7 is quick! do it!

 

4.7 with AWD lift, 33s, rear bumper and roof rack gets 12.5

 

But why?

 

Something bigger that i dont need a trailer to haul dirty/actual dirt things. Something different to be honest. I like building things and only hang on to a project for a few years before getting rid of it.

 

I honestly love my Tacoma. Longest I have owned a vehicle. Aside from the dent in the door from running over a couch at 80mph on a TX highway at night, and some clear coat delam on roof and hood, it is great.
I just think that I will enjoy hauling my trailer around more with the 5.7L.

 

Fair enough. I know a guy that the longest he's ever had a car was 8 months. I'd like a tundra but it just doesn't fit through any trails around here and I'm not towing anything heavy so not worth it to me. My short bed has been perfect for dump runs, picking up/selling furniture and all other things that wouldn't work in a 4runner or a pain to set up a trailer all the time.

 

Yeah the setup i have now actually makes the most sense, but i want to change it up constantly. Well minus the terrible gas milage lol

 

Part time case swap it... then burnouts

 

All i have to do is drop the front shaft and can do donuts all day.

 

I might do the same after my frame gets replaced.

 

I heard a dealership around here might have a scratch and dent that was a loaner.

 

The crew max tundra is pretty damn roomy..

 

If you do get a tundra, I'd recommend getting this first.
MX Auto Accessories - Center...

MX Auto Accessories - Center Console Organizer Compatible with The Toyota Tundra & Sequoia (2013-2021) - Made in The USA. Years (07-13) Organizer Will not fit Flush to Front Edge of Console as Shown.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076MGDCVV?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
That center console is large and just a big empty hole much like @Bennett707