Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

MT = funner

Full time 4wd = center differential = better in snow.

 

I think that’s called “drive by braille”.

 

I was completely satisfied with my modest Tacoma. But now it feels somehow lacking.

 

Swap in transfer case from a GX or limited 4R.

 

Easy, right?

 

I mean, probably like a 3-4 hour job.

You're pretty good at fabbing custom driveshafts, right?

 

Saw an extended cab long bed 2wd 2002 Tacoma for sale yesterday for $23k....

 

Child's play.


ETA: Actually, with the right equipment, it should be a fairly simple operation.

 

Anything is simple with a big enough hammer.

 

Only one way to find out.

 

And anything can become a hammer, with enough force.

 

Been there, done that.
Not that it was a good idea...

 

I'm going to propose an alternate answer to all this "whats better/best" malarchy. To make it sound more science-y I'll name it the First Law of TacomaDynamics:

My Tacoma > All other Tacomas

Where this equation becomes false, it is easily corrected by the Relative Superiority equation E=MC2 which broken down is Excellence = Mods * Credit Card^2

 

Beautifully explained.

 

Look, if it's about credit card debt, I'm almost certainly winning.

 

Thanks! I can't take all the credit, I said "Hey Siri, give me some BS voodoo for a funny TacomaWorld comment" and this is her response. Sometimes I take off my socks to count past eleven.

M18 tools and handles of Korbel don't count for the TacomaDynamics equation, need to pump up those number!

 

Lol!

Come on; I'm on my 3rd set of aftermarket tires, with 2 sets of aftermarket wheels, almost full armor, rack, lighting, 4th version of my sleeping platform, etc, etc...

Plus, a lot of those bottles of Brandy could be counted, as they're used for TW gatherings.

 

Well, when you think about it...you've used your T4R for your professional work, and we've all put "work" into (or bolted onto) our vehicles...therefore our TW meet-ups *could be considered as work meetings...therefore the Brandy is obviously a tax deductible business expense.

^ This logic is so flawed that it almost makes sense.