Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Thank you!

 

Everything was done 2x. Almost done.
F#@$;g nails!

 

You hung drywall with nails? Is it 1980 in your area?

 

Not me!
Previous owner who built it in 1965.
I reinforced with screws where needed and mud the shite out of it

 

Just be thankful that that drywall is staying up! Could you imagine what a PITA that would be?!

 

I'm thinking it's more of a sign to you.

 

Believe me, I'm trying very hard to rationalize it. But, I also wanted to buy a Z in a few years, so I should probably pick one or the other.

 

You went too far south. 2.5 hours

 

No such thing as too far south in Florida!

I really like this area. I might end up here full time eventually.

 

A Datsun?

 

Nissan, 370. Or, 400 if the used ones are reasonable.

The 240's were fabulous, though! But, if I were going to get something old, it would most likely be a MKII or MKIV Supra.

 

The 370 is mostly Renault

I'd still drive one though. 6 speed drop top.

 

Yeah, I know they have some quirks. But, I think they're great looking vehicles. The convertible definitely seems fun, but I would go hardtop so that I could travel in it a little.

 

My dealership doesn't have any 4th gens yet. Too bad. lol
Nice looking 2019 for $34k
79k miles King shocks. 285/70/17 Toyos



Edit: All this 4 gen talk made me want to see one but the place was bone dry.
To avoid making any bad financial decisions I prefer visiting the dealership when it's closed.

 

Well I've had all the parts to do the rear diff breather relocate for a few weeks now. I decided I better get that done before @pearing has us fording rivers in Arkansas, so I got under the truck this morning. Super easy job. For anyone who hasn't done it yet, these are great instructions for the job: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/contemporary-take-on-rear-differential-breather-mod.756874/

 

Got my water system plumbed and wired. Thing is a beast! Thank you so much @Pixeltim !



Also got the load out sorted. Mostly done and ready for the Arkansas adventure

 

That looks great! I’m really glad you and Rich were able to put those to good use.

 

Last year going to Moab, your truck looked like a rolling meth lab. Remember the cop in Sterling Colorado.

This year it looks like a rolling still.

 

Seriously can't wait to see this rig in person!

 

Admit it, you just want some of that ol ‘shine!