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Man I kinda like this . . .

 

family cruiser...

 

Seriously though ... A little safer then the s1000rr.. it looks mint honestly

 

agreed on both.. lol

 

You won't!!!

But you totally should

 

You picked up an s1000?

 

Possibly an option..

Am about too, been shopping around past few weeks looking at different options. but I should get another truck vs a piss missile

 

Anyone looking for an aux power panel? I got this from Overland Equipped a few years ago. Works perfectly fine I just switched up my lighting controls and this isn't needed anymore. Fits 2016-2023 Tacomas. 100A circuit breaker, Blue Sea 12 circuit block, and will come with new power and ground cables. Looking for $125 OBO.

 

Ah gotcha that’s fair

 

I vote hell no on the piss missile I enjoy having you alive buddy.

Get another truck so your neighbors keep wondering how many you have and how you get them.

 

God you people are good at spending my money lol. Let me talk it over with my fiance and we'll see. I am just hesitant with so many miles, I really need something reliable so I can focus on pilot training.

We did also decide that maybe a 4th or 5th gen 4runner would be good options to keep an eye out for, but Jesus christ, 5th gen 4runners go for a lot of money

 

Then you should buy a Civic, Accord, Corolla, or Camry lol

 

Send ittt

It would complete your 1st gen collection

 

If I’m spending his money this will be an “and”, not “or” situation! 1st gen taco/6th gen CRV has been a winning combo for me

 

I can only bring so many vehicles with me lol

 

How do we feel about F-150s? Full size might be nice, and my family has had really good luck with Fords, we own 24, 20, and 13 year old trucks that have been great, all almost at 200,000 miles

 

From a while back....

That is also how I became a GFC owner...which has been the most luxurious add to my camping kit

 

I think you should get an AWD suv that gets decent gas mileage and then get whatever truck you want when you start making big boy money

 

This is how I ended up with $2000 coilovers