What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Grabbed an OEM exhaust tip for Black Friday

Tha whistles go WOOO

 

ordered oem headlights and bilstein 6112 / 5190 setup

 

I had it wrapped along with the B pillars

 

Nice! Have a similar set up.

 

WW I Jeeps?

 

Did engine maintenance servise at my 117K km:
New spark plugs
Throttle body clean
Injectors flush
New PCV valve
Cooling system flush+new coolant.

with next oil change will be all fluids changed - MT, transfer case, fr&rear differentials.

 

It’s like when you really want to see something, you squint your eyes and tilt your head to the side.doesn’t make sense but we all do it.

 

these are not that bright a better color

 

Jeep Enthusiast Forums

 

Changed the oil for the first time on my tacoma since buying it earlier this month. Wish I had some heads-up that hot 0w20 would splash everywhere when it hit the drain pain

 

welcome.........to TW
did you do it at 10k?

 

Isn’t it 10k miles OR 12 months? Some of us don’t daily our Tacomas.

 

correct

 

Not as we know it today, but the word "jeep" already existed in military parlance. It dates back as far as WWI and described an unproven human recruit or an unproven new vehicle. There is evidence it was used this way in the build-up of forces prior to the war and the conception of the 1/4-ton jeep.

https://www.motortrend.com/features/1604-trail-head-how-the-jeep-got-its-name/

 

Just
Empty
Every
Pocket

I had one once. Never again.

 

...I appreciate the Bubb Rubb and Lil Sis reference, lol

 

Interesting article! I remember the Popeye and GP references.

Turns out there was a four-wheel drive truck in WW-1, made by the… Four Wheel Drive Auto Company. The FWD Model B. It could also be run in front-wheel drive or rear-wheel drive only, in case a drive axle got damaged. (Soft tops are -so- last century.) From our friends at Wiki:

 

They made Jeeps into everything in WWII ... mounted machine guns, made then into ambulances, put pontoons on them to make boats, put anti-tank guns, ...

Damn ... I wrote that in TW with all of the bunglebrains who had too many ideas already!

 

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