PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

It's not even an OEM bumper...

 

@Mobtown Offroad

My truck doesn't have a trailer hitch right now, but I want to put a UHAUL hitch on it at some point. Would a Mobtown bumper affect this?

 

You cannot install a hitch with that we’re bumper. But our bumper has a hitch belt internally to it and you will have no issues trailering from it. It is not official with her rated but we can tell you that it is as strong if not stronger than what you’re going to get off the shelf for a hitch

 

So it already has the tow bar and the actual thing that you insert the tow bar into? I wonder if UHAUL could still tap into my tailllights for the trailer wiring harness...?

 

Yes and yes

 

So instead of paying $300 for a trailer hitch I get one included...?!?!

AWESOME!!!

 

https://instagram.com/p/BgrDMxGhIqG/

Check this out. It’ll answer all your questions.

 

August 29th, 2018:

Doylestown, Pennsylvania

 

Some dickhead cop won't pull me over while I'm towing because my plate is flipped up?

 

I don’t see why they would. This is a pretty common feature on all plate bumpers.

 

I have a friend who has owned numerous Rolls-Royce and Bentley motor cars over the years, and he swears by using corn starch to clean carpet...

I'm going to try it; If it's been proven on the finest motorcar in the world, then why not my Tacoma?





Plus, it's less than $1.50 per box!

 

Don't see why not.
When I was a kid, both my Mother and Grandmother used it to clean rugs.

 

You sure it wasn't baking soda he used? I've heard of that. It can remove odors. Never heard of vacuuming with corn strarch. If it gets wet, you'll have a problem.

 

I've used Arm & Hammer for odor control and carpet cleaning but not corn starch.

 

^^ agreed.

 

What is force starch? I haven’t heard or seen it before.

 

Derp!

Goddamn AutoCorrect!

 

What is the procedure exactly?

 

Kinda looks like Scarface sneezed in my truck...

Say hello to my little friend!

 

Sprinkle (yes, I went crazy with the corn starch) on carpet, leave overnight, then vacuum up...