Tacoma ... and what else you got?

Thanks for the extra pics. Really nice car man. Jealous of it.

 

For the trails

 

2014 F250 Diesel
2018 Jeep wrangler JL Rubicon
2017 Harley Road glide

 

A 2005 Nissan Altima 2.5 4cylinder with 135k miles and zero door handles that I beat on back and forth to work.
She's a turd but she's my turd.

 

2020 TRD OR. 2016 200 series land cruiser. And 94 80 series land cruiser. The 80 is unstoppable and 200 has never missed a beat keeping up with it. Haven't put the Tacoma on any tough trails yet. And the Yamaha AR190 for the lake.

 

Until I bought the Tacoma I rode this to work at Pizza Hut everyday, I'm the assistant pan scraper. My ride is 40 miles each way, uphill in snow. Yes, these tires suck in snow, but I have heard Falken Wildpeaks might be the only other tire on the planet and they don't have them in this size*. I use Rotella oil, because if its good enough for truckers and every cheap ass KLR rider on the planet it must be good enough for me.

I live in a tent down by the river and eat Ramen and the occasional crawfish for protein.

One time I saw a Ferrari. It was yellow, poor unknowing peasant.

* does anyone know what is the biggest tire size I can fit on this? I want it to look huge and beefy, but I don't want to modify the suspension or have any rub.

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The wife rolls in 19' T4R SR5 premium, I have the 19' TRD OR. She likes driving mine because of the 6MT.

It was a good, but expensive year.

 

2001 Mustang Cobra



1996 Tacoma SR5 (for sale, blown head gasket)



2018 Suzuki DRZ400SM that I am rebuilding after someone pulled out in front of me after I owned it for a week...

I am 50/50 with most of my debt being in my 2017 Tacoma lol. The bike is pretty much paid off now because of insurance money and the other two were cash buys in high school.

 

my fleet ATM-

 

These are mine...

 

2016 Shelby GT350 Track Pack

 

It's a 2 liter 4 banger with a little over 140HP. We bought it as my wife's daily driver to and from work, grocery getter etc.. She really liked the seating height as compared to the Tacoma (she has bad knees). It really surprised me how it handles and overall driving comfort. I wouldn't have any reservations about taking it on long out of state trips.

 

I'm a bike nut. Taco is strictly transportation for the bad weather or when I need to haul something I can't get on a bike.

 

How? HOW?!

How do you have money for all that?

You've either made some incredibly good decisions in life or I've made incredibly poor ones...

 

Thanks. Appreciate it. Whole Resto thing was a love hate thing going on for about five years! Every time I think maybe I’m getting ready to do another one I have to go back and remember what this one was like

 

Wow, this is a great thread, seems like we all consider things with wheels as something more than transportation. For me, I got the motorcycle bug BAD when I was about 12, and have owned at least one ever since. I'm creeping up on 70 now, and a lot of bikes have passed through my garage. Two wheel travel is my thing now, I've ridden in all the lower 48, and am headed to Alaska in late June. I only travel 2 lane roads, and have gone to California and back without getting on the interstate.

My current ride, a 2017 BMW R1200GS.

 

1993 RX7 TT w/ 28k miles - recently gone

2006 M Roadster

 

I commute 70miles round trip a day, this is perfect for me. 2019 Camry Se.

 

2012 Honda civic . Great little car, absolutely no problems since the day I drove it out of dealership.