PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

April 11th, 2019:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

June 12, 2019:

Coquitlam, British Columbia

 

June 12, 2019:

Coquitlam, British Columbia

 

June 12, 2019:

Port Coquitlam, British Columbia



And as Peter Griffin said, sadly, this is exactly what it looks like.

Apparently I really did not have anything better to do today than drive around looking for parked Tacos....while I was waiting for a basketball game to start.....

 

Where'd you get the camo rock/bug guard at?

 

Sorry Man, no idea, that one ain't mine....saw it parked at the local Costco

But, it IS cool...

 

I think I will be hitting 100K before Carlisle!

 

I've gone a lot of places and just in general been through a lot with my Tacoma...

For all the places I've gone and things I've done, I've only been through one Nazi...uh, I mean, DUI, checkpoint. I hope to keep it that way!

 

There’s a guy with a tastefully modded 2nd gen that is very local to me here in bucks but he’s not on the forum as far as I know. I spot him often on Street Rd. I have to grab a shot of him.

 

I had the windows tinted in my Tacoma back in June or July 2018. In Pennsylvania, front windows must let in 70% of light. I believe rear windows can be as dark as one likes.

The darkest tint I could get without violating the law was 26% (lets in 74% of light). My window tint is in compliance with the law in almost every state, except New Jersey, where I drive a few times a year. New Jersey apparently does not allow any tint on the front windows (bastards).

We're going on a year since I got my windows tinted, and I've driven into Jersey a few times and have not had a problem. I live in Pennsylvania, and thus that is where my truck is registered. Can I be pulled over for my window tint in one state if my vehicle is registered in another? I honestly think stupid non-moving violations like window tint should only apply to vehicles registered in that state.

 

@HomerTaco

What do you think of DUI checkpoints?

 

Been through a few myself... the worst was in Newtown last 4th of July. The bypass was royally backed up. Took 45min to get through.

 

Necessary evil.

 

Honestly, that's about 75% of why they annoy me. Delaying me from getting home unnecessarily is a guaranteed way to make me angry.

 

I think they are a violation of the 4th Amendment. Also, as someone with autism, I do not appreciate having flashlights shined into MY truck at 11:30pm when I'm just trying to get home from work. I don't like people getting in my space for ANY reason, and I believe that a man's cab is his castle.

 

Anybody who gives up freedom for security deserves neither.

 

Also, don't you remember I was pulled over for the very first time since getting my license, a week after you installed my grille? Cost me a fortune in legal fees to keep the points off my license...

 

Forgot about that. Totally get it.

 

Yes you can, it's all about where you're at and not where you're from.