Caribou Sandstorm
Hard Core 4+
My truck is a TRD sport and has single exhaust so its not stock for any current Tacoma. That's a Tundra anyway
Ahh, came up on the Tacoma searches but now that you mention it, I don't see any Tacos with dual exhaust.
Tacoma Confessions
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Ahh, came up on the Tacoma searches but now that you mention it, I don't see any Tacos with dual exhaust.
co4wheel
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I saw a TRD Pro 4Runner going down the road the other day. I thought is was the best looking 4Runner I had ever seen. I know what you mean about these Pro Models.
Caribou Sandstorm
Hard Core 4+
I am on the list as #1 or #2 at a dealership in Colorado for a 2017 Cement TRD Pro.
Very cool, can't wait to check it out!
84cruzer
Trail Ready
Cement Sandstorm
Very Cool!
Very Cool!
Order one from Mountain States. You can get it exactly like you want in 4-6 weeks. Bought mine for $200 over invoice which was 2.5k less than Stevinson. I have tried to buy 3 trucks from Stevinson, but they act like they are the only game in town and only came off $500 because of how popular they are.
CBone
Hard Core 4+
DaveInDenver
Rising Sun Ham Guru
If only it was so easy!
Caribou Sandstorm
Hard Core 4+
Your fault Carlton...
I was happy minding my own business with my 100 series and then saw your set up.....
CBone
Hard Core 4+
And it might rain this weekend, but we'll just move the Scrabble board inside...no worries atall!
CBone
Hard Core 4+
Hi Matt,
With the short bed Tacoma the FWC sticks out I think about 8". I generally remove the tailgate when we go camping but didn't this past weekend, just because I was in a hurry. The camper rests in the bed of the truck and has no weight on the tailgate. If we were up on trails wheelin' and camping, I'd always remove the tailgate.
Also, when we're on trails or camping for more than just a weekend, I also remove the jacks you see on the side of the camper, as you definitely wouldn't want those catching a tree, rock or anything.
With the short bed Tacoma the FWC sticks out I think about 8". I generally remove the tailgate when we go camping but didn't this past weekend, just because I was in a hurry. The camper rests in the bed of the truck and has no weight on the tailgate. If we were up on trails wheelin' and camping, I'd always remove the tailgate.
Also, when we're on trails or camping for more than just a weekend, I also remove the jacks you see on the side of the camper, as you definitely wouldn't want those catching a tree, rock or anything.
Caribou Sandstorm
Hard Core 4+
Matt what do you miss and not miss about your Taco set up?
Looks like the taco did porkypine rim, and the 80 gets to go to the dollhouse. what else is there?
rover67
Rising Sun Member
Wrong Trail!! Guess again!!
Caribou Sandstorm
Hard Core 4+
Was that from the '09 Pre Cruise Moab run?
Yes P-dog!
Nakman..Here are some hints for you..
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AxleIke
Hard Core 4+
I don't know about nowadays, but when Matt first switched, one of the things he mentioned to me, and why I was asking earlier, was kiddos.
Their safety equipment is MASSIVE these days. SUV's in general, and 80s/100s more so, fit them a lot better, at least until they are old enough to do boosters. Even there, its so easy for them to kick the back of the seats, though my 4runner will likely have that issue.
I think 10-14 ish is probably the ideal time for the taco, depending on the kids. They gotta be big enough not to be booting you all the time, but small enough to still ride comfortably.
Anyway, probably let Matt chime in now, LOL
Caribou Sandstorm
Hard Core 4+
He is on a work trip in a far distant land.. Hint Jason Bourne
I stopped by mountain states Toyota Sunday afternoon. Melinda mentioned, uh there is not very much room in the back seat.
I stopped by mountain states Toyota Sunday afternoon. Melinda mentioned, uh there is not very much room in the back seat.