What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

I would have made some suggestions to him involving him going and fucking himself with a cactus, or some such.

 

Funny thing is... I hope that Subaru doesn't just decide to not turn around, now that the tree is gone.

They wont wont make it.




And they'll get themselves a bunch of racing stripes finding out they wont make it.

Damn speed bumps at this mall aint no joke.

 

Well... You could have gotten out THIS weekend.

Sleeping Beauty

 

Sounds like I need that fridge.

 

dont worry. that fridge was cleaned out quick. that photos 5 years old now!

 

Dang

 

What size wheels and tires are those and how much lift is that?

 

That picture is 9 years old, he hasn’t logged onto Tacoma World since April last year so you might not get answer.

Looks like he put the answer in another thread in 2012:

 

Here’s his lift specs from another thread:

 

I know, I know

 

Hook a strap through his wheels and a snatch block to a tree and drag his car off to the side.

Risky business posting a picture driving off trail on the internet these days...

 

Well, considering the alternative was an additional hour drive. We have a right of way to get through. If it was risky for anyone, It would be the Subaru for blocking the road.

Snatching it off the trail was discussed. But this was the most non invasive option we could come up with.

Was no further "off trail" than driving around a boulder or downed tree.

 

You missed a good day. This is one of 4 like it we cleared yesterday... not to mention all the brush etc.




Seemed like we were first in on a bunch of the roads and trails we were on yesterday.

 

You would be burned at the stake for this in Colorado. It's interesting seeing the different mentality in different areas of the country. I'm sure elevation has something to do with it. Takes a lot longer to grow the higher up you go so damage remains much longer. Trees are a quick easy problem to deal with. Carry a saw and cut it off the trail so that everyone else doesn't need to go around it widening the road. I'm far from a damn hippy but following stay the trail practices is helpful in keeping access to these roads. To many greenies trying to make places wilderness areas.

 

Only good thing is I finished a few misc. tasks with my solar set up, electrical crap, and storage set up on the 4Runner.

 

In a letigious State like California... if we would have been hooked to that car when they came out of the woods, it would have probably been 50/50 that we were charged with vandalism if they took a picture.

I understand what you're saying, and I stay the trail by what ever means possible. But I'm not driving an hour out of my way, to get home, because some dumbshit left his car in the middle of the road.

Again, the 3 of us aren't rookies in the woods. We pow-wowed on what the best option would be. And I'm totally comfortable with how we handled the situation.

 

Ya... ya

What was that... 2 weekend in a row flaking?
















I'm kiddin ya brotha. There's always going to be another trail run.

 

Today... i removed and post the Tacoma 4Runner 16” Aluminum Rims , center caps and lug nuts for sale, OEM skids goes free with these, thks.

see More detail pictures Of Rims for Sale on link below

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/16-toyota-aluminum-rims-4sale.668331/

 

Ah shit, you're right haha - didn't even realize that. FWIW, I did wake up for the first weekend of flaking. The 4Runner just didn't want to cooperate. At least it's the start of the season and plenty of time to get some weekend wheeling trips in

 

Lmao... we're still in the shake down part of the year.

Your Runner didn't want to cooperate... my coilover decided to explode and my on board air decided to shit the bed, that same day.

It's all part of the process.




Least I got wife's approval on new coilovers out of that deal