Tacomas in Minnesota?

Most of Minnesota does not have the bipolar freeze/thaw that you find in Iowa and Nebraska. Much of the state has snowpack for the course of the winter.

 

that is a good thing perhaps?
less chance for whatever corrosion has started does not have ripe conditions to deteriorate faster
unless you park in a heated garage

its supposed to be near 50F here for several days by the end of this week!

 

Sooo is that an invite!!?

 

Yeah, if you park in a garage in MN, your going to get rust... the garage will be just above freezing, and damp as hell with salty air. Leave it outside and its dry, cold and frozen. You just have to deal with ice on the windows, but thats easier to fix than rust.

 

i would rather have a white day on the 25th!
but i have a ton of taco maintenance to try and get ready for the new year
tired of hands trembling trying to wrench and pry with care

 

You should work on the projects during the summer lol

 

i was not planning on yanking all fender liners, that was a last minute jump right in, but takes longer than expected and the weather turned south below freezing
and i cannot run the water hose when its that cold!

#drivewayfullofice

 

Who wants to help me replace my shocks? Always looking for someone to wrench with. In the twin cities.

 

i have to replace my rear shocks, probably next spring or summer
they don't really 'need' them but they are old and weathered on the outside

 

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/cto/d/northfield-2003-toyota-tacoma/7042672243.html

 

you like the double cab?
is $7200 a reasonable price for that
i hear the steering wheels these ones have you cannot even see the dash clock!

 

I’m not into the cab for myself. Just was posting thinking maybe someone was looking. I think the price is fair.

 

a little over 132k and located in Nebraska/western Iowa on the mighty Missouri river, the longest river in the USA

i did not realize that most Iowa rivers wind up in the Mississippi river

 

All Iowa rivers end up in the Mississippi.
A large portion of the US is in the Mississippi drainage basin.

 

i believe i confused myself again

do you mean straight to the Mississippi or some go through the Missouri first before they hit St. Louis
i have the Floyd, Little Sioux, Nishnabotna and Boyer that flow west first, maybe a couple others

 

It depends on the topography. In your area I would assume everything hits the Missouri first but it all connects into the Mississippi eventually.

 

Pedantically speaking....

 

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/pts/d/minneapolis-2001-toyota-tacoma-2x4-reg/7035742109.html

 

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/pts/d/farmington-toyota-tacoma-engine-27l/7042137064.html

 

These are my thoughts exactly I recently began thinking about just leaving my truck outside I think it would do it better and just pull it in when the snow flies for a day or 2 to save me time.brushing snow off of it. But I do pressure wash as much as I can on the underside of the truck and run it through the holiday wash at least once a week