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Y'all must be buying some of those fridges with the cameras, WIFI, and a monitor on the door. My single door no ice maker was 4 to $500 back when I bought it. Hell my old washer and dryer are 20+ years old, and still going strong.

My truck gets around 18 to 19 MPG doing 80 to 85. Got stock size 265/65-17 tires.

I lived in Cincinnati 40 years. Got to drive in great multitudes of snow and ice. Blizzard of 1978 was fun times. Now I love driving on the beach.

I went out in the garage and took a picture of my truck today. I've only drove it once since detailing it on the 16th. It was a nice sunny day. It's been tundra cold or rainy here since, so I put a battery tender on it. Got down in the 30's last night and only in the 40's today. I'm so ready...

Two days ago I washed it, clay bared it, and waxed it. It was in the 70's then. Tundra 62 degree today rain and mass wind today. Supposed to get down in the 30's tonight!!!! It's not left the garage since the detail.

RORER and LEMMON! Damn, I wish they still made them.

He sent me a pic of the flairs. He decided to have them painted a dark metal graphite color. I'll see if I can find the picture. They still look almost black to me.

He said it was called Lunar Rock. He just had the fender flairs painted to match the truck too. I'm kinda on the fence with the color.

He took the bed side stickers off as soon as he got it home. The day he picked it up. He bought it in Jax, but had Beaver do a 3" front and 2" rear lift. I've not seen it in person yet, but it has to be a spacer lift. He said it was a suspension lift and the complete lift was $1,200 and...

Pardon my dust.

I don't think I'll be cutting the sides out of my bed.

Wish I could put my bike in the back on my long bed Taco. Would love to take it to Ohio to ride some of my favorite roads when I lived there. Weighing in at 900+ pounds and about 8 foot long, if I ever do it will be on a trailer.

I have the lowly non JBL system. I'd love to add a small amp and replace all my speakers, but after reading on the other Tacoma forum about people having electrical problems from just swapping out their interior light for LED's I'm not gonna mess with it.

I always filled mine up till I couldn't get anymore gas in it. Never had a problem with any other cars. Had my check engine light come on 2 times on my Tacoma. Firs time I waited about 2.5 hours for them to run every test known to man, to find nothing. Service dude asked me if I topped off my...

Don't sweat the miles till empty readings. Around town driving mine always says 333 miles after a fill up. I've been driving a lot back and forth from Florida to Ohio the past month. Usually drive 80 to 90 MPH, and most of the time after a fill up it would read around 389 miles to empty.

I like managing like this now days.

I've only owned on single cab truck. Sucked in multitudes, if you had a passenger there wasn't anywhere to put anything. Had to pile your coats or jackets on the center console. Fast food was held in the passengers lap or had to sit in the floorboard.

I wanted a mid size "smaller than a regular pick up." I knew for a fact I didn't want a Chevy, Ford, Dodge, Nissan, or Honda. I knew for sure I wanted a Tacoma.

Saturday I ventured once again onto Gun Broker. Bought a nice milled Hungarian underfolder AK. Never owned a milled one before. Last month I bought the AK I dreamed of owning since I first saw one when I was a kid. The Polytech never been shot...yet.

I'm trying to keep it in my truck, and then in my bikes saddlebag when I'm riding. That's not working out too well. Probably have to buy a second one.