Keystone State Thread

How’d you do that

 

The car is 25 years old, the control arm is a welded box assembly which just rusted through. The driver side looks just fine, I think the passenger side probably sees more road salt.

 

I've had this sitting around for a few months - decided to try it last evening. Actually pretty smooth for a PA bourbon. Nice kick, too.

 

It gets to the point with streaming though that you might be better off with cable. Especially now that pretty much every major station has their own streaming service for $5-$10 a month, you could easily be adding $60 a month in streaming vs a combo package for +$30 a month.

 

I get local channels included with hulu live.

 

I have a buggy that did 80mph. Years ago but I also did 80mph into a curb and was the last time I used it.
But was talking to my brother the other day n told him I'm probably gonna get another one.

 

I thought it was a picture of your lower control arm rusted out on the taco

 

Holy moly!! Almost as if you don’t like the wifey!! Yes rust is nothing to mess around with when that bad.... gotta get it before it gets you

 

Oops.... broke in the newly acquired unit.... drunken brother says this thing goes anywhere :-/ im just as bad as I was the DD!!

 

Needed a cheap Tonneau Cover for the Winter to keep my sh*t dry while driving back from the beach. Didn't want to spend 750-1000K for hard cover so I went with the Tyger T3 Tri-Fold. Scored on Black Friday for around 200 bucks and finally had a minute to install. Froze my nutz off today, but took more time unpacking the box than to install. Takes about 15-20 minutes and it seems to fit real nice. Even comes with extra weather stripping to help with water penetration.

 

The truck stays in the garage and off the road all winter -- yes, I bought a 4x4 to NOT drive in the snow...

 

I won the lottery with the wife. She is super!

 

Same but depending on how deep the snow is....

 

And it did go there -- just didn't keep going...

Falls under the "seemed like a good idea at the time" category of things, been there myself -- several times

 

Lets be honest, the shit I do to my truck is going to break it long before it rusts out.

 

Just finished mounting KC light bar not wired up yet.

 

When things turn bad I have a (good) old XJ Cherokee. With good tires and a heavy foot it will go through about 16" of new snow reliably, just don't stop until it gets less deep.

 

Mine is an old mans trophy -- something to polish.

 

Sound the horn. Let there be LIGHT. TOYTONKA is coming through.