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Ontario BS Thread

Discussion in 'Ontario, Canada' started by tacoma16, Nov 20, 2012.

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Jun 22, 2022 at 9:27 PM

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also did a bit of a photo shoot for the fun of it.

Shveet, Jun 22, 2022

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Jun 22, 2022 at 9:58 PM

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Norilsk said: ↑

I am the opposite, it’s like your TV volume bar, from left to right… remember, toyota engineers are still living in the 90s
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What you know about the 90's?
With a baby face like yours, you were probably rattling around in dads ball sack and shitting yourself for most of 'em . Lol

Think @Shveet is confused...

I have one car that has the turn signals where the Tacoma volume control is,

that car has the shifter where the Tacoma turn signal is,

and the Tacoma shifter is in the same spot as another car, but not the above one with it on the column, or the other one with the shifter on the dash.

And the work truck is an automatic with an electronic selector.

Sigh...

One car, go to signal, and I downshift instead.

One car and one truck my left foot is flapping on the floorboards every time I hit the brakes.

One truck I'm flapping my left foot on the floor and reaching in the air for a stick that ain't there...

In the tacoma I go to signal and change the station instead.

Or I go to downshift and flash the high beams...

Muscle memory can really make me look really retarded sometimes.

(rest of the time it just comes naturally)

Did I mention that years ago a had a "3 on the tree" car....
then the car after that, I ripped off the wiper lever... twice

Lord help me when Alzheimer's sets in, or maybe it already has, can't remember.

daks, Jun 22, 2022

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Jun 22, 2022 at 10:02 PM

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BUCKLE UP! It makes it harder for Aliens to pull you out of your Truck.

Kids and their “35’s”

Steves104x4, Jun 22, 2022

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Jun 22, 2022 at 10:12 PM

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also did a bit of a photo shoot for the fun of it.
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Beautiful shots! Where is that?

Hope your watching out for bears up there!
I hear they really like people that wear flip flops or crocs..

daks, Jun 22, 2022

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Jun 22, 2022 at 11:16 PM

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daks said: ↑

Beautiful shots! Where is that?

Hope your watching out for bears up there!
I hear they really like people that wear flip flops or crocs..
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That is Fish lake, snapped photos a month ago still covered in ice, but figured to check it out after the snow melt. Gorgeous lake to take a boat out and seems like plenty of fish. less than 20 minute drive from Whitehorse

as vast as the Yukon is, you really dont need to go far.

There is a powerline trail (about 8km long) that is within 5minutes from the city center which i plan to roll over in a few weeks time. First is Tuktoyaktuk, then i'm open to breaking things

Shveet, Jun 22, 2022

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Jun 23, 2022 at 12:44 AM

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daks said: ↑

What you know about the 90's?
With a baby face like yours, you were probably rattling around in dads ball sack and shitting yourself for most of 'em . Lol

Think @Shveet is confused...

I have one car that has the turn signals where the Tacoma volume control is,

that car has the shifter where the Tacoma turn signal is,

and the Tacoma shifter is in the same spot as another car, but not the above one with it on the column, or the other one with the shifter on the dash.

And the work truck is an automatic with an electronic selector.

Sigh...

One car, go to signal, and I downshift instead.

One car and one truck my left foot is flapping on the floorboards every time I hit the brakes.

One truck I'm flapping my left foot on the floor and reaching in the air for a stick that ain't there...

In the tacoma I go to signal and change the station instead.

Or I go to downshift and flash the high beams...

Muscle memory can really make me look really retarded sometimes.

(rest of the time it just comes naturally)

Did I mention that years ago a had a "3 on the tree" car....
then the car after that, I ripped off the wiper lever... twice

Lord help me when Alzheimer's sets in, or maybe it already has, can't remember.
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I had a car that you had to pull a lever to turn on the headlights

Shveet, Jun 23, 2022

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Jun 23, 2022 at 4:24 AM

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Shveet said: ↑

I had a car that you had to pull a lever to turn on the headlights

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If it's like my old Ford, I bet it had a button on the floor for high beams too.

somebody, Jun 23, 2022

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Jun 23, 2022 at 4:56 AM

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I shall answer this all with meme!

daks said: ↑

Kids now a days will never know the fun of pouring gas into your carburator while your friend is cranking the engine... and getting your eyebrows removed in a flash.

The skillz to manipulate that manual choke to the only position with micron accuracy (position varies with temperature) that the car will start without flooding it.

Spraying silicone spray all over your ignition so your car will still run when it rains.

Oh man can you do great burnouts with bias ply tires.

Never had 4 wheel drum brakes to really understand what real brake fade was.

That you could stand inside your engine compartment to change your spark plugs.

The shelf in the back window was a great place to lie down when you were a kid.

Leaks squeaks whistles and pops where all part of a car's personality.

The proper way to stroke the dash and say 'cmon baby when you crank the engine.

How to adjust the dial radio to the 1/1000 of a degree to get the station so you could hear it over the static.

You could fit 6 friends in the trunk to get in the drive in theater.

How to push your car when it stops running.

Coke cans and pop rivets fits everything from the body to the exhaust.

Not working, no internet, no manual, figure it out.

You could run over a building and probably not dent your car.

Now no kid now knows the fear of holding a flashlight for your Dad while he's working on the car.

Hrrmmmmph,
Those trips trough the windshield when dad hit the brakes got rid of the soft headed kids.
Adjusting the choke and the radio taught fine motor skills.
The social networking skills of being in an overstuffed trunk.
Keeping that sh$tbox running with pop cans and rivets taught adaptive engineering.
Pushing it everywhere, well thats just strength and cardio training.
Brakes fading taught stress management and advance planning.
Burned eyebrows taught chemistry and consequences.

And the flashlight holding...
intuitive learning, (figuring out what the hell a starter thing was you were supposed to be pointing at,)
and reflexes, (when you had to dodge the backhand when you did not figure out what a starter was fast enough.)

Spoiled kids expect the car to start when you push a button, it to stop as soon as you hit the brakes. And it to be dry and quiet when they do so.

And can you actually believe, a lot of Jeep people now a days have never fixed their vehicle.

Yeah I know, used to be that if you knew a Jeep guy, you knew a person that could fix anything and had lots of tools.

That's what happens when you eliminate natural selection... now it's all man buns, crocs, and talk about feelings now.

Can't even outrun bears because of no cardio and crocs.

Sneaking around in silent cars.

Sitting beside each other on the couch and texting each other.

All delicate like their cars, hit one squirrel and they are all broken up.

And that's why we have so many problems today!

Click to expand...

daks said: ↑

What you know about the 90's?
With a baby face like yours, you were probably rattling around in dads ball sack and shitting yourself for most of 'em . Lol
Click to expand...

Norilsk, Jun 23, 2022

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Jun 23, 2022 at 5:01 AM

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Mostly stock for now...

Shveet said: ↑

also did a bit of a photo shoot for the fun of it.

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Great Shots !

RoamingGnome, Jun 23, 2022

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Jun 23, 2022 at 5:06 AM

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Mostly stock for now...

daks said: ↑

Kids now a days will never know the fun of pouring gas into your carburator while your friend is cranking the engine... and getting your eyebrows removed in a flash.

The skillz to manipulate that manual choke to the only position with micron accuracy (position varies with temperature) that the car will start without flooding it.

Spraying silicone spray all over your ignition so your car will still run when it rains.

Oh man can you do great burnouts with bias ply tires.

Never had 4 wheel drum brakes to really understand what real brake fade was.

That you could stand inside your engine compartment to change your spark plugs.

The shelf in the back window was a great place to lie down when you were a kid.

Leaks squeaks whistles and pops where all part of a car's personality.

The proper way to stroke the dash and say 'cmon baby when you crank the engine.

How to adjust the dial radio to the 1/1000 of a degree to get the station so you could hear it over the static.

You could fit 6 friends in the trunk to get in the drive in theater.

How to push your car when it stops running.

Coke cans and pop rivets fits everything from the body to the exhaust.

Not working, no internet, no manual, figure it out.

You could run over a building and probably not dent your car.

Now no kid now knows the fear of holding a flashlight for your Dad while he's working on the car.

Hrrmmmmph,
Those trips trough the windshield when dad hit the brakes got rid of the soft headed kids.
Adjusting the choke and the radio taught fine motor skills.
The social networking skills of being in an overstuffed trunk.
Keeping that sh$tbox running with pop cans and rivets taught adaptive engineering.
Pushing it everywhere, well thats just strength and cardio training.
Brakes fading taught stress management and advance planning.
Burned eyebrows taught chemistry and consequences.

And the flashlight holding...
intuitive learning, (figuring out what the hell a starter thing was you were supposed to be pointing at,)
and reflexes, (when you had to dodge the backhand when you did not figure out what a starter was fast enough.)

Spoiled kids expect the car to start when you push a button, it to stop as soon as you hit the brakes. And it to be dry and quiet when they do so.

And can you actually believe, a lot of Jeep people now a days have never fixed their vehicle.

Yeah I know, used to be that if you knew a Jeep guy, you knew a person that could fix anything and had lots of tools.

That's what happens when you eliminate natural selection... now it's all man buns, crocs, and talk about feelings now.

Can't even outrun bears because of no cardio and crocs.

Sneaking around in silent cars.

Sitting beside each other on the couch and texting each other.

All delicate like their cars, hit one squirrel and they are all broken up.

And that's why we have so many problems today!

Click to expand...

You sir are describing most of the early cars I owned... and all the endearing features of the Samurai I'm coaxing back into life after it has sat for 7 years... Who needs computers and electronics in a vehicle that couldn't decide if it's a tiny little truck or a two person submarine (there was a reason my old suzuki handle was "DasZuk"...)

RoamingGnome, Jun 23, 2022

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Jun 23, 2022 at 6:03 AM

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Check build thread!

It big.

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Jun 23, 2022 at 6:27 AM

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CRAZY Twin Turbo HIlux

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MaverickT883 said: ↑

It big.

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Ugly AF

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Ugly AF
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Sounds like you need another round of ass kicking by @tgelata at a drinking game

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Ugly AF
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I don't get the oversized grill look for Toyota and Lexus, and I want to slap the stylists that designed them. It's not a carp so it should not look like one.

Looks like they tool some design style cues from the F150 and Silverado.

And f$ck fake plastic chrome...

Too many buttons and not enough levers.

Headlights looked great until you notice the teardrop part of them...

needs skewp and dorkle options....

Still a nice truck though, but unless I was towing a lot, I will stick with my slow Tacoma.

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Anyone interested in doing some R&D on some taco ifs portals?

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Jun 24, 2022 at 6:35 AM

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All the mods

Not if I have to look at that truck again. Pls delete.

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Jun 24, 2022 at 6:39 AM

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tgelata said: ↑

Anyone interested in doing some R&D on some taco ifs portals?

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I’m all for “respect all builds” but I don’t know.

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Anyone interested in doing some R&D on some taco ifs portals?

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https://werewolftech.com/en

https://youtu.be/MB7YF0be9To

Shveet, Jun 24, 2022

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Shveet said: ↑

https://werewolftech.com/en

https://youtu.be/MB7YF0be9To
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Oh, you still wanted 4x4?
Why do you need that with 24” chrome “offroad” wheels

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