North East CraigsList finds

that is cheap for a sleeping platform. Im pretty sure the slides cost that much. @loosnut should look at this for his truck after AOAA.

 

I feel like we searched already for this..

 

Im going to mail you a small box. Please keep it inside, as it is water sensitive

 

Y’all did. That was for my older daughter, two years ago.

Before handing over the keys to her 2010 RAV4, she had to:

Change Oil/Filter, air filter, cabin filter:


Rotate tires:


Repair a puncture flat:


Change diff fluid:



Now I have my younger daughter who wants her own car. It’s gotta be a 2012 RAV4 to be fair.

Spoiled kids.

I blame their mother.

 

Outside. Neighbors yard.

 

well you definitely put them to the test

 

@04yota

 

Awesome! Thanks LLoyd

 

One hell of a smart father right there... I have tried to show all of my ex's how to at least jump a car and change a tire... half of them can't even break the lugnuts loose.. Wound up buying a spare impact gun for this reason.

 

This thing is sweet!

https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/cto/d/2004-tacoma-4x4-with-habitat/6748933480.html

 

Dam I don't even know how to do half that stuff

 

That’s a fantastic truck.

 

I know I had to share it! He’s local to me too!

 

I’d love to see that thing in person.... propex Heater in a habitat is unreal. Would be the best winter camping ever!

Off to find a bigger money tree lol

 

is that why they're ex's now?

 

Majority of them were brilliant... academically. Street smarts though not so much.... or they couldn't deal with the fact that I was on the road for work 60%+ of the year.

 

You're like a mathematic rockstar

Or at least that's what I assume engineering is most of the time

 

I suck at math - I'm great with a calculator though.
Some of the smartest engineers never went to school for engineering, they learned from the ground up building things themselves, machining and then redesigning. A lot of the idiots coming out of school now have never touched a wrench before and it's sad. A lot of schools no longer teach the hands on stuff and expect students to already come with standard motor skills - which for millennials is just knowing how to change the battery in your remote or plugging a USB cable in...

 

Makes sense, the engineering program at my school just had a machine shop built, so all hope is not lost lol