Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

How else would they fit that twin turbo diesel under there?

 

I mean side lines dont look parallel to the side of the truck. could just be the angle.

 

hey that looks better who would have guessed cutting a bumper off makes it look better lol

 

Its like the dodge ram and f150 had an illegitimate love child.

 

Little bit of GM and 3rd gen tacoma influence too.
Can we also ask why Toyota keeps redesigning the same dumb mesh looking wheels every iteration?

 

Now a days it's hard to know how I feel about new trucks. If this is the new tundra it looks ugly to me but then I'll see it on the road a few times and I'll get use to it. Kinda happened to me with the Silverado HD. I feel it's butt ugly but when I see it on the road in person it doesn't look so bad. Looks almost like everyone is trying to copy each other and it just makes a mess.

 

Much more better

I blame Congress. They keep adding more and more safety requirements and extra crash crumple zones at all of that so everyone has to make their trucks ginormous

But I don't get about the GM trucks is how anyone can see out of them. That hood is like 8 ft off the ground

 

Taller allows for larger crumple zones without lengthening wheelbase? I dunno, but it's a trend across the board lately

 

"I like big bonnets and i cannot lie, all you other brothers can't deny..." - some truck engineer, probably

 

Found some trees last weekend.

 

Birch Tree Forest. Where's that at?

 

Aspen Ridge, not far from Salida, CO.

 

Silly goose, thems Aspen trees

fun fact, Aspen trees aren't actually individual trees, but like, one giant organism. I think they're called a Pando or some shit like that

 

Oh hey it’s @Calamity_taco

https://www.instagram.com/p/CP2siPXIu13/

 

My sister made this for me. She's awesome

 

haha how you find a video of me

 

Does anybody know if @ResearchMonkee fell off Blackbear or not?

 

Doubt it. Black Bear is still closed

 

I've been hearing that there is still a lot of late snow. I guess it's true.

 

Single anecdotal data point: when I was there in late July 2017, they'd only finally been able to plow the upper length of the trail a week prior.