Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

Also....


This is goals <3

 

All it took was getting the truck stuck in the back yard and I got a new present

 

Just keep the Tacoma and buy a full size. That's what I'm going to do. But I'm waiting another year until the Tacoma is paid off.

 

I can't go a year like this. I'm spending $80/day on a hotel alone. That adds up quick when it comes out of a paycheck that's already weak.

 

awesome, you should add one of these to your collection also
http://www.trailtoys.net/soft-slings.html

 

why are toyota wheels so expensive

 

This may sound stupid, but why not sleep in the Taco? your only expense at that point will be the truck.

 

Do you really think you could eat ,sleep, and live in your truck? Every day? For months?

 

if I had a camper shell I wouldn't see why not

#singlecabprobz

 

See yinz tomorrow. Stalker, I should be in around 4

 

Because you wanna buy them

 

I'm gonna miss out on all the fun. Heading to the lease tomorrow.

 

I'm sorry but I doubt many of y'all would last longer than a week like that. Living out of your truck is something you'd do in times of absolute emergency but its not practical. What about when its 90 degrees out? Gonna leave the truck running all night with the AC on? What if its cold? What about if you get sick like food poisoning or something and have diarrhea? Would you feel safe protected only by plastic liner ? Knowing anyone in this new and trashy town could walk up to your truck and see you?

 

Could you rent a house? If you're gonna be their for a few months that might be a good idea. Or rent a room. Lots of people rent rooms out of there houses.

 

No house cause I couldn't tell you where we're gonna be in 2 weeks. We move with the work. House is too permanent.

 

You're not pulling it daily right? Just to the next job. Get a popup.

 

Don't invest too much...you'll be moving to anther job anyways in a couple months.

 

I have been looking into this. Trucks gonna have to go back to 33's so still gonna get stock body panels but I just have been waiting to talk to someone who's owned one and used it a lot to give me their review of a pop up compared to a camper. Like long term use and stuff.

 

I did it for almost a year after I graduated. Granted I have a DC so I put all of my stuff in the bed of my truck, which has a tailgate lock and had a bed cover to keep it all safe. I used local laundry mats for clothes, truck stops for showers, and restaurant dumpsters to throw trash away.

 

Well call me crazy but after having single cab trucks for 6 years now. I'd never ever want to live out of one.