Tacoma Swept Away, Stripped, Recovered

And then they don't cover anything.

 

Having bought it 20+ times going south from San Diego, some are definitely better than others, like anything else you have to do some research first. I go through what AAA recommends now.

 

One tough rip current to strip the doors, hood and engine.

 

Dam piranha's. Should of used crawl control.

 

Someone go down there and get the skid plate off for me.

 

Side note, completely unrelated: White pro hood, white doors, pro headlights, pro grill, and pro wheels for sale......

Hit me up with offers. Need to pay off my vacation in rocky point.

 

I know her boyfriend. Apparently she’s a nightmare when she’s drinking.

 

This is most likely. The owner saved as much as he could before it went under water with no insurance.

 

Certain areas of the backwoods around me have these Chuds in them too. If your truck breaks down, and you have to leave it over night, you might as well burn it. The Chuds crawl out from under the logs and take everything you can remove with a 10mm wrench (so, like everything on a Yota).

 

Does this mean she can suck a golf ball through a garden hose? Asking for a friend

 

wonder if they parked it in a California LA fitness parking lot.

 

That's impossible! This is the 3rd Gen forum.....

 

Yea, don't step to when she's hibernating either.

 

I'd tow it back across and then file the claim...hahahaha

 

It's like a vacuum cleaner that got married

 

I got questions...

1. The truck in question was a TRD Pro?
This means it is 4wd.
2. How in the fuck did he get stuck?
Truck is equipped with Crawl Control
and a rear locker.

There’s entirely too much fishy shit (sea what I did there?) going on with this story. The truck was either stolen and abandoned there or taken to that beach knowing that once stripped, the tide would come in. There is absolutely no way in hell that no one was around to help a stuck truck. That truck is that way on purpose.

 

Please don't muddle up this thread with salient questions.

 

My apologies. My logic sensor was going nuts.