Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Could of used that play last night

 

i think i like my old taco too much to go to such extreme lengths to protect from winter monster
after the FF failed miserably in spots to protect my work in process frame cleaning i had to shell out some coin to get in a heated garage for 2hrs with lift and attempt to clean off the flash rust, it did not all remove, it was too far etched into the naked metal
so i am trying out this canadian gel stuff that i just brushed on because the DIY garage owner would not let me use his compressor to spray and mist it
maybe it will hold out better to road chemicals until temps get back to near 70s here and i can finish the frame mod project

 

Love the badge!!!!

 

Howdy from Florida, everyone!

I caught my first ever Black Drum yesterday, right in the canal! 10#, so not big for black drum, but tons of fun on light spinning gear!

 

No redfish so far. The canal is loaded with a mixed bag of fish right now. We spent the afternoon drinking beer and catching fish one after another!

One of these days I'm heading to Yucca Penns State wildlife area for some mild off-roading and try to see some alligators.

 

Anyone looking to sell a Bakflip MX4 or F1 tonneau to fit 2019 TRD Pro? I’m up by Appleton.

 

@Thatbassguy
when are you getting your T4R up the mountain?
my old stock taco made it up relatively easy this week to 11k feet, your rig should have no problems!
this is near Vail CO

i also found a very quiet peaceful highway across NE (US34) to the CO border to stay off of I-80/I-70 through Kansas, which coming back on was not any better than I-80 imo

 

I'm sure that @Thatbassguy can make it up the mountains in southwest Florida without much problem

 

You should head up to 12,600. It’s real fun

 

I want to go there!

 

is that pass open in winter?

one pass was closed off of I-70
Loveland pass i think

 

I’d definitely do it again. There was a good mix of technical sections, open sections, good scenery and a couple that were like oh fuck I hope i make it through here without falling off the mountain

I had a couple light scrapes with the tundra. @Cav_BluTRD had a few good bashes on the skids.

 

Lol not unless you have a snow cat

 

bummer

 

A snowmobile might work too.

 

I wouldn’t go up there with rain, let alone snow or ice. That would be a death wish.

 

Probably not open till mid July

 

Trying mountain trails like that in snow and ice is a good way to find yourself at the bottom of the mountain very rapidly.

 

yep. That was the case with most passes last year. There was still snow piles in September when we went

 

With the stock tires and 1-1.5” of lift

you’d do just fine @ajmogen