What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I can tell he’s a pimp. Check out those shoes! Lol

 

RSi Smartcap EVO Sport

 

I get paid by the obs.

 

Gotta love AZ's "stupid motorist law"
https://www.phoenix.gov/fire/safety-information/onthemove/motorist
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stupid_motorist_law

 

My buddy and I installed the eibach lift today on my truck and with the sway bar relocate kit installed the sway bar is hitting the crossmembers right above the skid plate. I have the trd skid plate. It’s creating a terrible noise with every bump. Anyone else have this problem?

 

If it's not his truck, it sure would be the ultimate payback for "something".. lol

 

Bingo. Now it makes sense, the shop tech was like WTF and snapped the pic to show off on Reddit probably.

 

Welcome man I don't think there ever was such an opportunity before this couple started doing tours and overnight stays on the property.
I have been to both Falling Water and Kentuck Knaub twice, both outstanding But not any outside Pa. So far. it's a goal to see a few more whenever there is an opportunity.

 

Holy Christ that is sexy. My Outgear Solutions rear bumper with the tilt should be here Tuesday. Looking at posts like this gets me all hot and bothered waiting for mine.

 

Thanks for posting this. I love FLW designs. We have several homes in the area which were built by some of his contemporaries or students of his as well as several locally well known architects that were heavily inspired by him. They are privately owned. I had the pleasure of appraising two of them, I didn't want to leave. It is what drove us to buy our current house which was custom built in the 70s using all Red Cedar. I go into so many houses that I need something different, as far away from builder grade as possible. I still have the original plans. We are the 3rd owners including the original builders.

 

Technically, I did this yesterday. But I put on some Pro-style taillights, black exhaust tip, amber Lamin-x fog light tint, smoked sequential mirror turn signals, pop&lock tailgate lock, and a set of bed lights.

 

Had Pro rims installed. Love the new look over stock rims. Now just need to black out the emblems and rear bumper caps.

 

DK red - I think in direct sunlight the red will look a bit orang-ey.

 

New wheels and tires!

 

Missed the photo op at 60k but the stars aligned and this was after getting to work this morning

 

Nice

 

If you are ever in northwest Arkansas area, check out the Crystal Bridges Museum. A stunning piece of architecture in its own right, but they have a FLW (Bachman-Wilson House) that was relocated from New Jersey, where it was flooded multiple times, and that is open to tour. Think an FLW protege designed the museum, too.

And admission is free! That’s a big giveback from the Walton family…your Walmart dollars at work. An all American collection in the museum…from colonial days to some pretty interesting modern stuff. Well worth a visit.

https://crystalbridges.org/architecture/

 

I’m another FLW fan, thanks for posting this! My dad was as well. For my dad’s 65th birthday, I got to join my parents on a trip to Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob and we spent a couple hours looking for this and didn’t find it. Since then I’ve been to other FLW buildings in California, Oregon and Arizona. I travel with my Vizsla and twice I set up tours early in the morning, when it was nice and cool, and I intended on leaving him in my car and they let me take him on the tour. Once at the Gordon House in Silverton, Oregon and another time at FLW’s summer home in Phoenix, Taliesin West.



The Moon Gate at Taliesin West

 

I’ve been to falling water a few times too, been up to Buffalo to see a few houses. There is an flw church about 20 miles from me now. True beauty function and form. Funny so many of y’all have done this

 

I am actually surprised by how many have been to FLW homes around the country and the discussion it's created here.
I mostly explore my corner of the country but definitely need to expand that more in the future as I have more vacation time to use now than in the past.