What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Uhhhh. Washed it ? lol

 

Can I ask a legit question here? Why do you care what he did or didn’t get? Morals and ethics go further than simple consumerism. Most of us on here actually want to discuss mods with our trucks and help each other out. If you want to keep the rant going, please, go start your own thread where you can all cry and attack each other. Leave it out of this thread

 

In case I’m one of the “boomers” (wasn’t really dunkin on you) but I’m mid 30s

 

I got the same stripes!!! Wanna race?

 

It’s not worth it. I’ll go back to my shitty good years

 

Attached my ARB awning and unfurled her for the first time to see how it goes

 

It was some dude with “Granpa” in his name and some crayon eater who wanted to feed me to sharks? This was me reading that comment.

 

Man. That’s crazy. It was a big washout this time around. I figured they would’ve given up on it.

 

Thanks for suggestion! It'll be next week before I get around to them. And my seat jackets are in way as well. So kill 2 birds with 1 stone.

 

Do it! But I am biased.

 

Really like that topper!

 

FYI Nacimiento-Furgesson road is closed until further notice due to washout damage from the fire.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/lpnf/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5347980

The atmospheric river storm event that stalled over Monterey County in late January dumped up to 15 inches of rain on the Monterey Ranger District. The Highway 1 washout at Rat Creek generated national headlines, however, the Nacimiento-Fergusson Road that connects Highway 1 with Fort Hunter Liggett and Highway 101 suffered significantly more damage but received far less media attention. Extensive slides, debris flows and road failures at a dozen sites along the road have rendered Nac-Ferg impassable to vehicle traffic. The road will remain closed under a Forest Order until repairs can be made. The public is strongly encouraged to avoid Nacimiento-Fergusson Road until the road has been cleared of debris and is safe for through traffic. Initial cost estimates for fixing the road run into the millions of dollars. The Forest Service is working with the Monterey County Department of Public Works and Fort Hunter Liggett, and will be applying for Emergency Relief for Federally Owned Roads (ERFO) through the Federal Highway Administration to secure additional funding.

 

In 2018 I was tipping the scales at 272 lbs - then I started Intermittent fasting and the Keto diet lifestyle in December 2018, lost 80 lbs in six months.

I used to go to Kinders on double-stamp Tuesday and get the California Burger with Bacon - then substitute the bun with a Thin Slim Zero Carb bun.
I swear on the hood of my 2020 Tacoma - I did this for six months - and I *STILL* lost 80 lbs. (192 lbs).


This was the burger I ate every Tuesday... of course I only ate 1 meal on Tuesday... (fasted 23 hours) and this was it - but damn... what a meal.

 

I kinda like it to.

 

That’s dedication. Not easy to drop that much weight.

 

Are they more flexible than stock? Keep catching the stock ones on rocks.

 

Finally replaced my ol Tekonsha Prodigy "knee knocker" with the RedarcTow-Pro Liberty trailer brake. I love how it looks like it came from the factory. So clean and simple. Install was pretty straightforward and didn't take long.

I bought everything I needed directly from Redarc. Can't wait to try it out on our pop up tent trailer

https://redarcelectronics.com/produ...7sTxwUNHu9ToncF34mz4yLyD-JNPQ4fBoCr1UQAvD_BwE

 

Ya crazy expensive, we got a huge discount from Seminole County since the whole neighborhood bought in. They ended up like right around $130 ish.
It was worth it, sometimes the entire street would be covered in garbage since the bears hit every single can.

 

Add @WarFab Armor to your bumper research list

 

Wow