Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

bkhlrTaco's found his water crossing.

 

We all know that your blue truck is the best looking truck of the group.

Black is OK. Just don't take it on scratchy trails.

 

This will work.
All that wiring hoopla just to be able to plug the compressor into the back.

If you're wondering what it looks like inside the compressor back cap it isn't much but the switch wiring.
Just ran ground to ground and positive through the viair switch.

 

That shit'll buff right out.

 

Pretty sure they drove past that one on the Namibia special

 

Nice morning.
Is that last pic showing us you got dirt on it?

Edit: proof it's the same tires!

 

Those patterns are crazy.

They always scare the crap out of me. Always waiting until you walk right up on them before taking off.

 

Trying to finish what I started before I was rudely interrupted by a bum t.c.

 

Closing the hatch.


Is this enough gigawatts?

 

Only at 88 mph

 

@pearing I finally used 4x4 on the trip. Other pictures are boring just in a big sand box, this one is an overlook of the Organ Mountains. Surprisingly had thunderstorms too the past couple days so my rain curse holds true!

 

Rise and shine, it's daylight in the swamp.
Already on my 2nd coffee.

 

You don't f&ck around: https://www.postcrescent.com/story/.../1-dead-roswell-new-mexico-flood/75765958007/

 

Roswell is a ways from where I’m at but holy smokes. It rained here pretty good but nothing like that. Got some great lightning shows and rainbows.

 

Are you hitting up White Sands? You can sled on the white sand dunes. And feels really good on your bare feet. It doesn't get hot like "sand-colored" sand. Weird. Beware of the red ants. Feels like a nasty skeeter bite that lasts and lasts. My feet hated me for being an ignorant dumb ass.

 

I’ve been there every time I come down here but probably not this trip. Likely I’m leaving and heading the other direction. But it definitely is a great place for anyone to check out if they haven’t seen it before.