Texas Tacoma Stalkers!

Home Depot in Waco today. Methods. Nice.

 

Neat old van, not down by the river.

 

Looks tippy

 

Their 3" lift will get a trailer through the majority of forest roads, but unless it has decent shocks, it's going to be painfully slow driving. I have flagstaff's "off road" popup camper, I took it through some steeper angles than I should have this week, and was surprised that I didn't rub the bumper, let alone lose a stabilizer jack. But because my pop-up has a simple leaf pack without shocks, it really wanted to bounce and lurch on the washboard gravel. Some of the roads through death valley that I would normally attack at 20mph, I had to slow down to 5-10 with the trailer. It can clear, but it took all day.

 

Since we are on vans saw this bad boy the other day. Right hand drive and had a awd badge I believed.

 

You'd think that, but they're surprisingly stable and nimble. I tooled around Bosnia in something similar and it handled those horrible roads just fine, loaded up with 4 GIs and a couple hundred pounds of food for an orphanage we adopted.

 

Home Depot C/S

 

Jimmy Johns in north Waco

 

Who’s at Great Wolf Lodge right now? Bed rack, RTT, MGM

*edit: 3rd gen, could be a pro? Faux grill and sport hood? Couldn’t tell from where I was

 

I washed this one today, and belongs to @fiftyxp. Iraqi Khaki TRD Off Road DCLB with Pro grille, Raptor orange lights, SCS wheels, and KO2 tires.

 

Blacks BBQ in New Braunfels. Was pretty sweet. Sitting on bronze F5's and kings

 

I know who's truck that used to be. Wish I knew who owned it now.

 

Who's was it originally? It was a pretty clean truck in person

 

@redtaco512

 

Thanks buddy

 

Sure thing! Hope you see it again and lead the new owner here!

 

Definitely will try

 

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On Hardy south of 99.



At the medical building I’m at in The Woodlands.

 

TRD Off Road DCLB. Belongs to a Customs agent at the port of entry in Hidalgo.