What's the craziest/most interesting/unique item you've ever hauled or towed with your Taco?

Heres what things look like on the inside w/the awning, grill/sink and awning walls set up:

 

The the inside living quarters. Generally super comfy, 6500 BTU furnace, queen memory foam mattress, TV w/attached PC (great for editing 35mm pics after a day of hiking), two slide out tables for dining and enough storage space that I cant even reach the depths of it, and have to usually climb in to grab deep stuff:

 

Redneck rodeo

 

Isn't that kind of an oxymoron?

 

indeed

 

The Alu-Cab Explorer Canopy.

 

Good looking rig! Army green would have been my next choice.

 

This is what it looks like now:

 

This was yesterday; Those shelves were to keep the cardboard from flying out...

 

Second load of today...

 

Something that could result in a ban if it weren't blacked out...

 

It is a 4.0L, right? Can't be that bad...

 

Yes sir. Just a crap ton of armor on it

 

When I've got a heavy load in the bed of my 2.7L/auto 2WD RC, the braking performance is affected rather than the acceleration; I found this out the hard way a few years ago when I was working as a barback at a nightclub. I was hauling these two incredibly heavy planters, and another barback had come along with me to help unload the truck; We were driving the cargo from the bar to the bar owner's $2 million house that was a few miles away. We got to the house and I hit the brakes, expecting to decelerate into the turn, but the truck kept going straight and I almost slammed into one of the stone lamppost things at the edge of the driveway. The bar owner's house is lcoated on a windy backroad, and I'll admit I was going a bit above the speed limit, but I've never had a load decrease my stopping distance by that much!

 

@Sasquatch3153

The firepit shell seen in the first three pictures may have been what caused the aforementioned drop in braking performance, but I don't remember...

 

It definitely affected my braking lol. It got sketchy a couple of times but I'm pretty much done towing heavy loads like that in the tacoma permanently

 

Possibly

 

It was definitely the planters, and there were actually four of them requiring two trips!; I just didn't think to take pictures...