For Stock Rigs Only

I changed the oil in my neighbor's pressure washer for years. No way was I having him seize it up and make me buy my own.

 

Well we have a saying in the flying community with people who dont listen to those with experience: “its your right to die”.

 

EWW’AH

 

Good morning stockers

 

Morning
Did a little reminiscing yesterday working on the garage storage.
I pulled my grandfather’s car toolbox out and opened it up. Immediately smelled his garage and
all the memories started coming back. Grabbed every tool and remembered what he used it on.
Lots of good memories..

 

Morning Stockers I did a thing yesterday

 

Morning Mike

 

I bought a trailer hitch and this station wagon was attached to it

 

4Runners are great rigs. Very versatile. As long as you don't expect good MPG or for it to be fast, you won't be disappointed.

 

Kinda like a Tacoma..
Oh wait
It is a Tacoma with a shell … lol

 

The ride is a bit better in a 4Runner, but yeah. Same platform and all that jazz.

 

I knew I was buying a gas hog, my Tacoma was the same but not quite as bad. Fortunately it won’t have to be driven a lot, vacation tow rig.
Plus it easer to drive with less blind spots, I ain’t 29 anymore

 

Tow light and tow slow, and it'll be great.

 

Yeah, small trailer, cargo trailer 8’-10’

 

Is it enclosed? The wind resistance will punch your MPG if it's pulling a sail, but that's true for any rig. Plan ahead, leave early, and don't tow faster than 60-65 MPH and the 4Runner will get you there and back for years to come.

 

My 18’with the V6 got 20ish on a good day, my 15’ 4banger was about the same, neither of them liked weight. My old 87’ F250 got about the same loaded or unloaded.

 

This setup was hard on MPGS

 

New tires being installed on the Tundra as we speak.



Meeting a buyer this afternoon for the take-offs.