Tacos in St. Louis area

i might have missed that list of stuff to check
been having some relative difficult times here lately and everything seems to be pancaking one after the other
hard to keep it all straight and multitask properly

 

Check here.

 

i will have the DT shop that balanced my wheels six months ago recheck them, they rotated them about 3k miles ago and are due for another rotation but they told me to come back when they were not so busy and road force balance check them.

i honestly feel no change in steering or handling from what it has ever been, i hear the LBJs have some problems but are usually aftermarket non OEM and for hard offroaders

found some Toyota service bulletin from early 2000s that has something to do with the ECM which may or may not explain why the A/C system has an impact on this 'some of the time'

 

and i did run over something during some serious off-roading back in late November
but I was told everything underneath checked out A-O-K

 

I seen’t you.

 

What? Where?

 

Driving north on Green Mount Road.

 

Sounds like there's a Taco that looks like mine around here. Haven't been near green mount today

 

Same shell and crossbars, but the cab rack was off.

 

had to look that road up...
?? it's close to the O'Fallon cinema where i remember seeing all of the re-released old Star Wars movies in 1997
that Empire Strikes back was total BADASS on the big screen

my folks never took me to see it originally in the theater when i was youngster in 1980

 

I think I've seen one like that around here

 

On the other end of it is the SkyView drive in theater. We need to get out there to see a movie sometimes.

 

Yup. Traffic is crazy on that road during the day

 

i can't remember if that was a brand newly built theater in 1997 when I was in Edwardsville

edit: http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/47576
my memory is still kicking but a bit faded... but indeed it was newly built during that period ... so I musta been one of the first many patrons lol



....
I frequented both of these movie chains while on the road in late 90s ... when movie ticket + popcorn + drink was about 10 or 12 dollars for matinee

Wehrenberg theater chain sold to Marcus. Wehrenberg Theatres' Galaxy 14 Cine on Bloomington's west side. ST. LOUIS — More than a century after the first Wehrenbergtheater opened in St. Louis, the oldest family-owned-and-operated theater chain in the country is being acquired by Milwaukee-based Marcus Theatres.Nov 24, 2016

 

And now to wait for mod day

 

Why the wait? Need expert help with a jack and lug wrench?

 

Cutting lol. I don't trust myself and I'm sure @Tacomania needs to get his cutting fix

 

So it’s a part out?

 

I hope it doesn't turn ino a part out