MARYLAND TACOMAS

Welcome!

 

Sorry for your loss Dave. Found a good article from exile and kevin levrone:

https://www.evolutionofbodybuilding...KNI92NTDqhm4rWqbPCWeB8iJKs02A6ykR8fTnWQJOk9GI

 

Hard to believe the "logic" or that someone can take another life with so little regard. So sorry for your losses.

 

Some Meso turn signals in Aberdeen for $50, I saw it’s pending sale now-

 

Thank you for sharing and thanks to all for your condolences.

 

Thanks all, I've joined both of these groups now! I will be on the lookout for events and your trucks out on the road!

 

Sorry to hear about all this Dave. That’s about as rough a two weeks as I could dream up.

Hope the guy gets put away and gets the right help resources.

 

Morning MD

 

Morning all!

 

Why the slope equation, @y=mx+b ?? Where are you doing an internehip? Welcome to the forum!

 

Mornin’ neighbors

 

Morning Maryland

 

And good morning to everyone!

 

haha I like math I guess and am studying engineering. Started using it as my Steam name and it would always strike up some conversation about people liking or hating math lol. I just started using it on every platform that would allow the = and + signs lol.

I'm working a mechanical engineering internship for GAF in Baltimore. Just started, but its going well so far!

Thanks! I'm a 4runner owner, but 2nd gen Tacos and 4th gen 4runners have a lot in common. Hopefully I can help out with things I know how to do like CV replacement and LCA rebuilds that are shared with tacomas and also learn about tacos too

 

Sorry for your loss Dave. I heard of this happening the other day. I had no idea that he is relative of yours.

 

Also join northeast Toyota Overlanders on Fb if you haven’t already. They put on a lot of events and have one coming up in Feb.

 

I bought a new 2006 Ram diesel and I used it once to tow a concrete cart about 10 miles. Other than that, no towing. I put my Road King (700lbs wet) in the bed to take it to Bike Week, maybe 4 times.

At 83k miles and almost 8 years later, I had to have the transmission rebuilt. Dodge wouldn't even consider covering it. Oh, I had the tranny fluid flushed at 60k miles too.

Then I bought the Tundra. I used it a bunch of times to tow my 18' tandem axle enclosed trailer with my 1300 lb trike in it and barely knew it was back there.

Maybe they'll bring that Hilux here with the diesel for you. I agree though, I am not a fan of the 2022 Tundra renderings. I do like the one you posted pics of of though. That would look so sexy with some Bushwacker Pocket style fender flares and a highrise cap on it! Although, with the camper trailer you don't need a highrise cap. The bed sides and cab height over the bed rails makes it more than enough room to move around back there. I had a cap on my Tundra and it was great. I just snagged this from the interwebs for ya.

 

Very nice Andrew! Looks like a great time!

 

Fuck Dave, so sorry to hear this!!!! You and your family are in my prayers and have my condolences on your loss. I know you're a solitary kind of guy but if you need to talk I'm there in person or we can talk on the phone!

 

I guess I should add my name to the list? I mean, yes, shifting could certainly be improved upon but to be honest, It really drives better overall than my 2017. And this is completely undetectable by the dealer should I need to take it in? I am doing my own minor scheduled maintenance now so it will only be for major scheduled maintenance in the future.