Tacoma Stalking, er...uh, Spotting, with Charlie™ (2nd Gen Edition)!

See what I mean?

 

And I even locked both doors when I was done taking pictures...

 

My suspicion is auction, not sure what your dealer keeps for age but I bet that old of a truck won't stay on the lot regardless.

Does it have intermittent wipers though hmmm

 

CarShop in Hatfield, which generally doesn't stock vehicles older than 4-5 years, had a 2007 Chrysler Crossfire on the lot when I was there last weekend; Less than 30K miles, but still a 2007, and a rather mediocre Chrysler product...

 

And no it does not have intermittent wipers; It has A/C and that's about it...

 

True though that I bet was more an attraction type thing

Figured as much

 

They also had a 2018ish Tesla with like 81K miles and the price was not listed on the window sticker or the website; This translates to "drop your pants and bend over"...

 

January 2nd, 2022:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

January 8th, 2022:

Horsham, Pennsylvania

 

January 21st, 2022:

Warminster, Pennsylvania

 

ORIGINALLY PART OF A THREAD CALLED "This Tacoma takes a lot of shit on a daily basis!"

I figured I'd post this in the main forum before rather than posting directly to my Tacoma Stalking thread; I have seen Tacomas of all shapes and sizes being used for all sorts of interesting professions. The most common, without a doubt, would be pest control companies (this particular truck used to be an Orkin fleet truck, according to the guy I talked to).

Years ago, I saw a 2005-2008 RC 5-lug with about 300K miles, with a refrigerated canopy on the back; It was being used as a seafood delivery truck by a New Jersey-based company, and while it was far from being mint, it did not look like it had 300K miles and was in surprisingly good condition for a truck from Jersey...

This one, however, takes the cake (or the crap, in this case)!

 

It's a dog poop removal service!


January 21st, 2022:

Warminster, Pennsylvania

 

Local company called Ninja Plumber

 

Haha... This reminds me of that episode of King of the Hill where it's career day at school and Bobby ends up interning for Peter Sterling (voiced by Johnny Knoxville), a guy that got rich by running around on an ATV sucking up feces and vomit.

 

I just cannot imagine paying someone to pick up my dog's shit. WTFuck ?

 

It was in a co-op neighborhood and I think that had something to do with it. On another note, all neighborhoods with some sort of "association" have strict rules about dog shit; I'm thinking that maybe the owner of the dog this particular "load" came from was on crutches for six weeks or something, and their injury combined with the bitter cold we're experiencing here in Southeast Pennsylvania right now is keeping them in the house (I'm guessing it's also pretty cold in Southwest PA). I've never been on crutches, but if I was and I lived alone in a house with a fenced yard like this person did, I'd pay someone to pick up after my dog.

 

Yup, and the guy ends up staging a beat down by Jimmy Wichard and his redneck buddies that accidentally lands him in the hospital...

 

Some of the septic service trucks I've seen pictures of online are pretty hilarious!

 

The fact that people are so god damn lazy to pick up their own dogs poop that they have to call a service to do so just solidifies the fact that we are doomed.