Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

I could bring burgers...

 

Maybe I'll see if anyone wants to do the Biergarten next week.

I need to learn how to make those anyway. I could certainly help. The Blackstone would be at your disposal.

 

Well apparently Tacoma's float.... Glad I was able to back up. Also winches are awesome and the new wildpeaks do not do mud very well or I just suck at mud

 

Pictures?

 

I saw one earlier in the year at (no surprise) REI. Talked very briefly with the owner as we were walking into the store. Said he really liked it and traded his new Defender for it.
I have to say I was pretty impressed seeing it up close. Perfect for long rugged tracks but not enough ground clearance stock for rock crawling, although I would probably be surprised at what it can do.

If I owned one I couldn't justify taking something that pricy on one of @pearings famed slightly scratchy trails.









I still want one tho..

 

Were you aired down?

 

Just trying to add some class to this TW surfing tonight with a little cabernet and cheese and crackers.

 

Wine and cheese! Awesome.

 

I think the pretzel ones are better.

 

You are clearly a distinguished man of culture, good sir

 

Someone buy this so I don’t

https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/pts/d/bartlett-2003-lexus-gx470/7764899217.html

 

I just spent the last 8 hours watching Red Green and The Trailer Park Boys on YouTube and doing word search puzzles at work.

 

Keep yer stick on the ice!

 

Surfs up

 

What happened?

There really aren't any all terrains that are actually good in deep mud. Wildpeaks are supposed to be decent, though (for an AT).

 

Yokohamas like mud. They just don't perform well in tall grassy fields that drop off into swampy marshland!

 

Which Yokohamas? They have a regular AT that would most likely be terrible in mud, the X-AT, which is more of a hybrid, and is probably decent in mud, and the MT, which has been very good in mud.

I'm talking about regular AT's, not hybrids.

 

X-AT's.

 

I was considering a hybrid to replace my MT's eventually. I'll definitely check out the X-AT.