Tacos in St. Louis area

The wardrobes for the boys room are coming together, one more of the narrow ones to build and then I can drill to bolt them together and then all of the rails, shelves and drawers can go in followed by the doors. He’s been helping allot which slows it down but is making the project allot of fun.



*Desk has been spoken for and will be picked up tomorrow.*

In other news, his new bedroom where this is all going was my office space so the desk has to go. Free to anyone who wants it. Desk and similar style filing cabinet go together and can be yours for the low, low price of “come get this stuff out of my house!”

*computer parts not included, any warranty stated or implied was just a ruse to sucker you into the deal. Mileage may vary.

 

try seeing over the hood in the tundra...

 

You want the one with PTFE

In other news. I won something.

 

Ok, so it appears your pretty close to stock? ANd this is a paid guide? $$ ?

 

Ok, I'm kinda new at this stuff, but GT,...what is a jack off canopy ? or do I wanna know

 

Yeah so this whole trail mod came thru StL members helping out, good advice, esp from GT. Suspension is Bilstein 6112, Set for 1” Rear is Bilstein 5160, OME medium DAKAR, 2.5”. Skids, sliders, bumpers. The last mod I tried was front camera but parts didn’t match up. Really could have used it today.
Cost ; this is a “ follow” tour, I think up to 3 cars. Just for me, $325 plus tip.

 

Think of a big storage box that’s built up to support camping that you can connect to the flatbed tray for trips, disconnect, insert a jack leg on each corner and jack it up to be able to drive out from under. Saves the utility of the vehicle and makes packing for touring and camping easy as. I like to wheel allot so the ability to establish a base camp to be able to return to appeals to me greatly.

 

I knew a few members were thinking of going flatbed, is this goal most are going for?

 

it’s not for everyone to be sure but it definitely changes the utility of the vehicle. Day to day driving would net better fuel economy and wheeling would benefit from being lighter. Being able to pack the canopy and just leave it in the shop would be a great benefit for me for security purposes.

 

As useful as it is, it's also expensive.

 

I really thought about doing a PCOR tray and canopy on my tundra but the price tag made me cry

 

Anyone have any kids or anyone looking for a part time job? We are looking for a shipper/receiver part time M - F steady hours starting at $12/hr

 

Ten million LandCruisers celebration.

https://global.toyota/en/mobility/toyota-brand/features/landcruiser/

great history here.

 

Me too, but for that price I can buy a full blown camper to just tow with me wherever I go lol

 

or you can buy a habitat and still have $25k leftover lol

 

just not everywhere your truck can go.

 

Not that he wouldn't try....

 

or I can buy a really nice coleman 4 person tent and have $29950 or more left

 

SMORR role call.

• me
• @Tacomania
• @VangaSTL
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