Trail damage pictures

How many of you wheel your rigs to its limits?

I have a 2023 trail edition that is my 1st new vehicle and I primarily use it for offroading, hunting rig, and daily driver. It's treated me really good and I intend to keep it long term

I plan on building my rig after paying it off, my 1st tacoma and loving it so far mostly stock

 

considering i live in the middle of a concrete jungle, does curb damage count?

 

Are your pictures supposed to be showing damage? I don’t see any.

 

Honestly got pretty lucky, got a crease dent on the passenger bed side, tried engaging 4low and the locker and it didn't want to engage rolling so it slowly went into the ditch and still didn't engage

 

No big deal. Some people have pinstripes or scratches on their truck. I'm one of them. Mine on bed fender flare.

 

I do, and it's a Mall Crawler 2. That's where I can expect the most damage from hit & runs....

 

HOLY MOLY!

You put pieces thru your rear window????

AAHHHHHHHHH!

 

I might take chances in a few years after my 2021 is paid off but no, I don't wanna
mess up a perfectly beautiful truck. If my wallet was fat I'd have bought 2, one for
showroom condition the other for wheeling about.

 

time for some real damage!

the tailgate got creased the 3rd week after i got it. backed up to the metal pile at the scrapyard with the tailgate down and found the one concrete block they had in the yard to keep people from backing up too far. it was directly behind me, so i never saw it in either side mirror.




and then nature took care of my passenger rear door. a deer assaulted me while driving into work one morning. hit and run, never even left a note! it's since been repaired.

 

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

got crazzzzy lucky there....

 

Deer left his note with that shit stain. Seen that before. The hair likes to stick too.

 

Every Taco wheeler quickly realizes that clearing the cab past a side obstacle is part 1. Part 2 is getting the bed around it.

 

I use to laugh at this, but I'll do it as well sometimes .

It's convenient and with long pieces of wood, especially trim their not as likely to flop around.

Got some long trim all the way back to my street and it finally snapped right before I turned in. Decided then that I didn't mind being "that guy"

 

Last time I did that, I bought a windshield!

 

Just bumper corners so far, fixed with a high clearance bumper from ATH after I broke the same chrome corner piece off the 2nd time.





A deer did more damage:

 

Truck was 6 months old and had 4,000 miles on it for its first trip. Now every panel is dented and scratched.

 

Damn.. Deer suck! Deer acts like "Ohh! A truck is coming! I can go across the street without getting hit, watch me! Wooo!" [Runs across] BAM. Other deer says "Dumbass!"