Wyoming B.S. Thread

I'll shoot Tom a message. Thanks.

I wish. I don't have a huge garage as is and I can't afford that option.

 

Shoulda stayed in Wyoming haha

 

Duh

 

When you come up with a price hit me up. Wife will likely strangle me if a third Toyota shows up in the driveway, but at least she could bury me in it. I would also recommend listing on the Jackson and Dubois Facebook classifieds, stuff moves quick on there.

 

@SconnieHailer I'd be interested to know the price as well, I won't be buying another Taco but I know some folks and my roommate loves your truck as well and might be able to be convinced

 

Yes you will..

 

10-4. I can make a road trip out and line up the new car for the way back since I'd rather buy a Wyoming suv than a Wi one if I go used.

Will do. I'll probably link a for sale post in here one of these days just to consolidate the current condition and what is on the truck/comes with it.

 

Apparently they exist
Bigger cars I mean....

 

Nah, that was different - that was when I kept being able to not start the truck every time we stopped. Was running Mike's back-up battery at the time and it's terminals were smaller than the Toyota TrueStart.

 

Right it was not starting. But on the way out of whitmore you noticed the radio going on and off. That's when at the school house we popped the hood and found the loose fitting terminal.

 

My Dad's 1st car was '51 Studebaker Champion; Mom & Dad, 3 boys & sister + Springer Spaniel. We traveled quite a bit, mostly Sunday drives and a few longer vacations. It's a good thing we didn't have too much stuff to take.

@SconnieHalier You could do it with a DCSB Congrats on #2.

 

Thanks man. It'll be here any day. Momma's due this week.

I'm not allowing Jen to run two kids around in a fiesta, too tight and just not safe to be honest. She'd probably do it if she had to. And I feel like asking her to drive my truck around is not a good option either, no sway bar, rough ride, manual (which she can drive) but she doesn't understand how to make a manual transmission last... Not mechanically sensitive. All around easier to just switch up the situation. Probably going to be getting a newer explorer if curious.

 

Those are yuuuge

 

Buy sway bar. Revavle shocks. Softer clutch.

Easy as can be! Hell add some 32s or 31s in for good luck

 

This

 

And so damn comfortable, ifs, irs, and feels like twice the power of a Tahoe, Yukon, Escalade. At least she didn’t buy a Range Rover.

 

Huh, don't remember that but could totally be true. I'd had the radio restarting when I started the engine with my TrueStart ever since I installed the radio, so I thought it was normal. Only when I installed the Northstar and it stayed on did I realize that it was a battery voltage issue.

 

Yeah, I kind of wish my kids only rode in tanks or armored personnel carriers. They totally feel gyped riding in my 4Runner now, no TV and individual climate controls

Sell the fiesta and get a 4th gen 4 runner, my kids liked it until mommy decided to get the ultimate kid rig.

 

Tc spindle gusset without sway bar provision I have. And that's all alot of work and money. can get the most out of it now before going down that road.

 

sheesh for all the notes you take you're not very good at remembering hahaha

the rest of the world is also fiesta sized roads and such haha