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The 1960s one or the new modern one?

 

Nice trip, no side trip to Garden of the Gods?

 

That table is amazing. How did you attach the legs?

Dado, Dovetails, mortise and tenon?

 

I would rather them be unbuttoned as opposed to buttons flying around from being stuffed. Lol.

 

What about something like a surveyor's top? Lifts from 3 sides, and can raise straight up 24" if needed.

 

Ouch. Too soon??

 

You can always check with Farm bureau. They have great mortgages on land tracts and very decent terms.

Edit:

Take the homestead exemption on it. Zone it as agricultural farm, then you just have to grow on 1 acre of it. Dont have to actually produce anything, just grow something. Easiest is popcorn seeds, or pecan trees. You can claim it is a pecan orchard, and take a loss every year on taxes. Lol

 

What else was your "go-to"?

 

Congrats and many more to come

 

@DroNavLX - Welcome to TacomaWorld!

If anybody remembers Navi from HF/C&C I finally got him to make an account on here

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Please post a pic of your ride!

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Hey what’s good guys!! I got my LX470 about a year and a half ago SLOWLY coming along... was fully stock...but I’m glad to have found TTC!! Great people! MUCH fun times!! Cheers

 

Very nice rig! Welcome to the clan!

 

Aw naw

 

What's up Navi!

 

Thanks man! I did mortise an tenon an set with 10k psi epoxy. Super strong

 

Having some technical difficulties with the wife’s truck, tpms sensors have been replaced and reset. Now the truck is saying service tpms. Been back to the tire shop twice and it’s definitely set up properly, what are my other options to fix it?

 

Navi good to hear from ya You get your Lexi up an running good?

 

Welcome to the Texas Toyota Coalition, @DroNavLX!

As a way to show your appreciation for joining our illustrious gang of fools, please be sure to contribute heavily to the 20+ pages of shitposting that we generate daily.

Why do you think E&P companies have cows grazing on their drilling land?

FARM LAND.

I'm sure there is more to it but cows = tax break.

Btw. I forgot to quote an earlier post of yours. You had made a suggestion to @Nopro (where is that metalhead bastard anyway) about using bed liner to sound proof the interior of vehicles.

I do not recommend doing that. The stuff that bedliner is made out of is toxic, and the fumes, especially after baking in the hot Texas heat, can be dangerous to human and pet life in a confined space. We don't notice it because it's a non-issue when applied to a truck bed. In an enclosed space like a vehicle cabin, that's something completely different.

Fuse
TPMS control module

 

Were they "re-learned" properly?

 

We’ve done Jeeps in the past, inside and out with no issues but the top doesn’t seal as well as a truck cabin. Time for more research. I’ll probably be crawling in to the Silverado tonight. Thank you sir.