^Nice! They really are awesome, awesome Trucks. Can’t wait to check it out.
Had the driveway/walks put in this summer. It’s 35’ wide now.
^Nice! They really are awesome, awesome Trucks. Can’t wait to check it out.
Had the driveway/walks put in this summer. It’s 35’ wide now.
Jealous. I’ve always had a soft spot for Tacos.
Grab an MINT early 90s Tacoma and enjoy it!
Example: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Other-SR5-Extended-Cab-Pickup-2-Door-/231805666262
That was my plan if I didn’t fall into this one…I may still do it.
That’s what UP! And a short drive!
6 hour flight out…35 hour drive back. I’d do it.
Nice :tup:
Oh yeah… duh… im in CA
5 hr drive/45m flight pending shitty Vegas/LA traffic.
Thanks!
I was out in Vegas to visit one of my Brother-in-laws in November. My other Brother-in-law drove from LA to meet us.
It doesn’t matter what time of day or year…always shitty traffic. You should still go snatch it up!!!
lol accurate.
Saw its twin on the grass at Fucillo this afternoon. Sharp color.
:tup: and :tup:
You better!
Very nearly picked one of these up myself - this is a far better truck in my opinion than it’s competition over at GMC - I drove this and a Canyon back-to-back and was quite surprised at the percieved quality difference between the two (both 3.5L V6s, a Canyon SLE and Tacoma SR5). I ended up with a 2015 F150 FX4 Ecoboost instead, but I recommend the Toyota to my friends out here looking for a midsize.
I really dig that color. Definitely pops. I wanted the “Desert Tan” shade, probably shows no dirt in winter, heh.
Nice grab. :tup:
I frequently wish I had a truck, but since I don’t need to truck stuff 90% of the time I just can’t justify it.
You end up finding so many things to do with one, that you’ll wonder how you ever lived without one. Plus even the big V-8 full-size trucks get amazing mileage if you drive them right. The small V-6 models can hit even better numbers.
It’s true. After having a truck as a daily I don’t think I can ever be without one in my possession.
With regards to size I certainly have used a midsize for things that would have been easier in a full size…such as hauling 16 foot 2x4s. But loading it properly definitely makes it doable.
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I don’t think I can ever go back to a car as a daily driver. Especially on days like today.
I’m not sure how I did all these trips to Lowes and various furniture stores in an Evo or an LH. Being a homeowner definitely adds to the need vs want table.