209 TACOS - B/S and shenanigans

Rear shock relocate
Rear brake lines
Fix trans cross member
Install skids
Weld sliders together
Rear diff breather
Front diff breather
T-case breather
Finish wiring
Plus the camper

 

pretty short list.

 

The breathers skids and brake lines is an easy afternoon (if it's not 100 fucking degrees and smokie)

 

I've got a couple "easy" afternoons of work to do but damn, I don't feel like doing shit when it feels like I'm already in Hell.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CE4XI_BAUuw/?igshid=1o62iu5475ef3

 

On the B/S side of things, Overland Bound just posted their follow up video of my company Pull Kitchen. We are hoping for good results, we need a shop and to start hiring soon!

https://youtu.be/ndxZpUcGo_g

 

That’s awesome congrats Dave

how are you doing?

 

Doing well! Finally got married after 2 COVID cancellations and been building and building. How’s the Tacoma running?

 

Ones running
The others parked

 

1 for 2

 

Awesome. Stoked for you guys.

 

@foxrcing07 found another shiney object.

 

Exciting stuff Dave!

 

Thanks Cameron the response has been really good but of course there are a bunch of price trolls. We know it is super expensive, but a lot of that is because it is super expensive to build with materials cost and labor. It’s always funny though on the Internet how so many people try to define for everyone else what camping is or is not.
Appreciate the support!

 

That's like trying to define what super model is the hottest. Just keep finding your niche and it will turn very profitable. Keep QC and CS at the forefront of your business model and you won't ever want for costumers. Good luck with the new endeavor.

 

Thats going to be with anything though, everyone thinks they have some idea of what things should cost that is based solely on wishy thinking. That being said it is a niche item and it is expensive, and its not going to fit everyone's budget. I think as long as the quality is great and customer service is top notch people are going to stay interested. Anyway glad to see things are moving forward for you!

 

Pulled the old motor and the motor we got to replace it has a tapered shaft not a key way

 

Hell, those type motors are everywhere around here. That's what runs almond elevators.

I think my Father in law has half a dozen of them... but he's an f'n a-hole, so that doesn't help.

 

I have one lined up to pick up Sunday in Sac