Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

True, they do look really nice to be honest. I messaged him I work by maple plain so figured if I can save 20 why not.

 

MESO makes quality stuff - I have too many of his products (or not enough?).

That, and I have a deep hatred of chrome on nearly anything but big rigs and classics.

 

yeah I am right there with you. I used to drive truck with my old man in college and chrome only looks good on Harley’s and semi trucks. I want the meso tail lights but they aren’t available yet.

 

Hawkeye those.

 

That's what I'm saying!

 

Oh I am. Probably pick them up tomorrow.

 

Good, treat your truck right

 

Yeah I wish it was mine. It’s the fiancé’s daily driver I am the one who feels lucky when I get to drive it on the weekends lol.

 

Ditch the suburban and get a trail limo for yourself

 

haha!! It’s hard to ditch it when it’s a work truck lol. I suppose we could just buy another one but that is just to much lol.

 

Find you an 08 double cab

 

true. Or do I go OG and try to find a true classic! Also picking up the lights tomorrow gotta go by him for work. Thanks for posting that in this group.

 

Well shit, then you get to buy all the mods as a “gift” and nobody gets in trouble if you don’t get the packages from the front door before she sees them.

 

I like the way you think. She thought that was pretty funny FYI.

 

I can say, they look amazing. I still don't know how I managed to buy two sets though.

 

New to this thread...I’m out east of the Minnesota border by about a half hour. New Richmond area...where the heck are some wheeling areas around here. I’ve been all over timbucktoo and have a cabin in Cumberland area I built but still no logging roads or squat I’ve found. Any help? I’m desperate ha

 

Check out the Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest. There are 5 districts. Get the MVUM maps for each district. They can be downloaded from the forest service website and used with some GPS apps.

The Lakewood/Laona district has the Pipeline trail, and every district gas some logging roads. There isn't much of anything difficult, but some fun roads here and there. There's a sketchy rock covered hill on the Pipeline that I found pretty challenging, and a few opportunities to play in the mud and some rocks.

Also, the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail runs right through your area. It is mostly a series of gravel roads running from the southwest corner of the state to Lake Superior. It's generally uneventful, but there are a few fun areas. The section running through Iowa and in general, the section from Potosi, WI to Lansing, IA seems to be the most interesting..

I haven't seen the northernmost section, so I can't say if it's any more interesting up there. South of Clam Lake, there is a road called FR327. Do not take this road if you love your paint!

Welcome to the Wisconsin Tacomas group!

 

Are there any official maps of the adventure trail?

 

http://lonewolfexpeditions.blogspot.com/p/trans-wisconsin-adventure-trail.html

welcome to the group!

 

^that one