Tacos in St. Louis area

i too completely removed mine...mistakes were made

 

Yup, clean off...

 

I kept the liners. Used self tapping screws and screwed em into the storage boxes.

 

Greatest 4 hours of 2019 so far.

 

I’ve yet to listen to it. I can’t sit through talk radio shows or pod casts for some reason. I’ve heard he goes on about a heap of shit.

 

It’s gold. The attention span is not long with him, he rambles a lot lol. I don’t hate the guy tho, I think he’s crazy but I don’t think he means bad like many. Buying a lottery ticket is essentially imagination fuel for a day or two, I view Alex Jones in the same way.

 

Pulled the trigger on some RCI skids today.

Next month will be the new roof rack from up top overland.

 

I gotta say, I rather like RCI products, and their customer service

 

Yeah. They good people. Wish they made a front bumper.

 

I'm down

 

You mean a front bumper? I hear ya...

 

I was debating on that rack too. While I was watching it though, it may have changed as I unsubed the thread, but there were no means for side mounted lights...something in the future plans for me. It's a great looking rack though for sure! Ended up going with the Prinsu. It was a few bucks cheaper too, without attachments, which helped.

 

Yeah. I’ve been looking at the Prinsu and the front runner rack. The up top is wicked expensive. The xl is 1099. I’ve been texting Micah from up top with a lot of questions, and the rack is pretty cool, definitely 1 of a kind. Just not 100% sold yet

 

Lookin good Tim! Stoked for you

 

Thanks man! As tradition states, about 6 months after I start truck mods, some clown will t-bone me at 2 am.... Let's hope it doesn't happen this time!

 

Pro tip: stop driving around at 0200.

 

I got the sliders sand blasted. Picking them up today to start priming

 

Thinking about cruising up to Mexico, Missouri to check out the gang at Zenith Air. They make a STOL kit plane that they claim is 400 hours to build and everything is CAD cut and ready to go with hand tools.

I can’t afford a SuperCub but when money settles down I think I can make a 750 or even an 801 happen.

 

We'll put some 35's and a Toyotec suspension on that bad boy too. You'll be wheelin' in the sky

 

I got to take a ride over the area I was bear hunting in while up in Idaho with a guy that works with hunting and fishing outfitters hauling kit and people to all sorts of remote places. His STOL skills were mind warping. I’ve never forgotten that experience. Building my own would be a gang of fun.