Pyrite mica

Anybody have a pyrite mica color. Let see what you have done. No to many here in so cal.

 

Check here
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/show-me-your-pyrite-mica.13305/page-29#post-15466557

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/any-2009-pyrite-micas-out-there.16037/


Edit: @tacomavoyager beat me to it!

 

yizzur. best color there is

 

Not sure ,man. Kinda looks like what's in my toilet every morning after I relieve myself (j/k)

 

a scoopless turd LOL

 

mine:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/show-me-your-pyrite-mica.13305/page-21#post-14040036

 

I need to take some new photos now that I have a new rear bumper and sliders...

 

A few others...

 

Love mine. Front runner cab rack, Amp research hydraulic steps, leer 100xr topper with headliner and keyless entry, Fabtech 6" lift, KMC 108's 20", 35" 12.5 x 20 Nitto Trail Grapplers

 

Great shots. Mind if I use some of these as outro images in my some videos?

 

As long as you give credit, nock yourself out.

 

Baby needs a bath.

 

Here's mine, gone through some changes over the years. Most recent in the first picture

 

Your build is what I'm headed towards as well.......only spruce mica

Love your truck. How do you like your hard shell CVT compared to the conventional RTT you used to have?

 

I wanna respond to this carefully. Adam was awesome. The Tepui Kukenam Sky Ruggedized was beyond my expectations, it was a great tent. It just lacked a little convenience and speed in the setup and take down. And that is the ONLY reason I went to a hardshell. But it was very roomy and comfortable beyond expectation. However, I went with the hardshell solely for the speed and convenience of setup and take down. The weather played into my decision. Tepui excels in everything they do. I will always have very high opinions of their tents and their customer service. The Tepui was definitely slightly more roomy, and has much more head room. Again, the only reason I went with the hardshell, is ease of setup and take down. Especially in the rain. That being said, it's crazy fast. I can have it open and ready in less than 2 min, and even less for take down. I wanted this for the fact that I might need to break down the tent to run in to town for something, or just explore trails, I can do that in a matter of seconds and leave a table and chairs to "call dibs" on the site. I'm very content with the switch to a hardshell, although I have nothing negative to say about a soft shell rtt, it all depends on the users application. On a scale--Hardshell RTT=10, Softshell RTT=9, and this is just my opinion. Thank you

 

I've been waffling back and forth for those reasons exactly. Thanks for your input. Still on the fence though....the annual 20% off REI sale and ability to use your dividend makes the Tepui tempting.

 

Love this truck!! Just plasti dipt the emblms and grill black