South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

Yea been back about 6 months

 

He does, but I can't be a member of the Raleigh rescue squad anymore being so far away

 

But who will take me on a trip to boozeland now??

 

@Sandman614 got you charmed mang

 

Ohhhh. Ok, I'm tracking now.

-J

 

BoOoOoOz?!?

 

Moving back here??? Or just settling everything out here?

 

damn that driveway looks familiar lol

 

I've been back in CO about 6 months, I do need to make a trip back to see you crazy bastards abs check in on the house

 

Duh Bro I know you've been back in CO, you asked me if I wanted to buy your house? Has the wifey joined you in CO yet? Come in Sept for the meat meet

 

Yea she is finally out here and some days im glad, others I wanna send her back

 

Well ya still got your house here just buy a one way ticket. Or TW express her back

 

My son & I saw Crawl tonight. It’s an OK movie if you like realistic jump-scare movies. It’s better than most creature-features.

Anyways, on the way home, we came upon the topic about my little truck. I tell him one of the things I like about the early Gen 1 Tacos is they hit the “sweet spot” between the old-school ridiculously overbuilt/strong Toyota trucks, while still being relatively comfortable & with great gas milage (2.4 2wd).
I explain the old Tonka toys & small steel trucks (which I used to have & play with), which the durability of the Taco reminds me. Thus, I utilize Tonka branding on the truck & plan to add more soon.

When I get home, I look up cargo capacity for various pickups & am kinda surprised to see the 1995 Taco’s 1640lb is right in the range of modern full-size trucks (some bigger, as expected, but many actually a good bit less).

Now, a loaded 2.4 will probably be quite slow, etc, but that is huge for such a small truck.

 

I miss and wish I had kept my 99 tacoma. I love my current truck but that thing was bulletproof at 200k miles

 

Does anyone know & can enlighten me as to why that “bro lean” is even a thing?

I know the high tail was an extension of moonshine runners being empty having the rear jacked up (set up so the load would have suspension sit at stock height & not look heavy laden, thus attract attention). As those had hot mills (motors), it became “the look” for hot, hopped up rides.

Anyone know where the ass-draggin look came from?

 

I've heard it being called the Carolina Squat and the Cali Squat.

 

the bro's thought the desert pre-runners looked cool, so they adopted it for street applications.

 

Probably the same place of not wearing a belt and having their pants hang down off their ass. For all humanity quit installing half a lift kit and buy pants that fit or Put God Damn belt on will ya!!!!!!

 

Eh, I thinks saggy pants can look great as long as your buttcrack isn’t showing and you have a large t shirt. It actually helps keep you cool a bit if you’re working outside.