Wyoming B.S. Thread

that looks kinda cool

 

Thing is rediculous

 

Damn!! Be a great fixer upper. Or yea. Lemons haha

 

http://www.highlifter.com/p-2691-drive-shaft-switch-out-by-wide-open-for-honda-300-4x4-93-00.aspx
Yup just a new front drive shaft with the disengage

 

Too much money for me. Sweet ride though.

 

Yea its a nice one. Be a great daily. Still bit steep. We got the same thing extended cab and v6 manual for 3300

 

Had more then that...can't remember how much. 180-200k I think

No ac too.

 

Hadn't really thought about using it as accessory drive on one of our trucks, was thinking more about the tendency of people (myself included) to forget its engaged and drive off and wonder why it's lugging so bad and what that burning smell is...I'd mostly be concerned about the remaining lifespan that transmission has. Farm trucks generally get rode hard and put up wet.

 

You got AC for free so it counts

 

True story. Got get that put in this summer.

 

Just figure 25k for a brand new bored out nitro'd snow machine, 15k for a brand new tricked out snow machine trailer and 80k for a brand new 1 ton diesel that's chipped lifted and on 35"s. Literally it seems like everybody up here has this setup, not sure what they're doing for a living.

 

Only when you use other peoples stuff. We still use a grain truck from 1954. Runs like a top. All about maintenance and not having idiots work for you.

 

Yuuup. The last place I worked was the same way, it was a giant pissing contest of who could buy the most toys. These guys only make $40-60K a year and they're buying sleds, trucks, boats, and Duramax's. One mechanic was about to have his Snap-On tool set repo'd because he couldn't afford the payments and he bought a new truck and sled.

 

Merica

 

Bud light salutes you Mr. buy too much stuff and can't afford it guy

 

I plead the fifth as to how big of an idiot I may or may not be . I've also seen business owners who run the gamut, some maintain there equipment to a five star standard and some treat a 300k front end loader or dump truck like it's a paper towel. The 2k question is how this one particular transmission has been treated.

 

So I might be hard pressed to make in Wyoming with my stock Tacoma?

 

If it's stock with a little rust, some dents and a window that can't roll up you'll have major street cred in Jackson. It's a weird town.

 

X2, just make sure u have lots of tgr stickers and your skis visible in the truck at all times.

Also x2 street cried if you actually live in the truck