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I'll concur with the above. The ST Maxx's on my Tundra have 30,000 miles on them and are just about at their use-able half-life. That'll give me about 60,000 miles when I need a new set. I run about 300 miles a week on pavement, and spring summer and fall is a mix of paved, graveled, and...

Ours is a Ragasco. Nice and light, and it's been refilled several times. For the first fill the guy at the station said "I've never seen a tank like that before" a few weeks later we went back for a refill and the same guy says "I've never seen a tank like that before"

no offence, but I think that one misses the mark in this thread......unless you use a ramrod when you load it.......

They can't put anything on the internet that isn't true....

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Life is great, I just want to travel a lot and see what this country has before I die.....

A first gen Taco with an LS1 would indeed be cool. A new Tacoma with a 4.6 V8 Toyota would be sweet, but my personal money is no object dream truck, would be mine with the 5.7 from the big Tundra, with all the running gear. Big, bulletproof differentials, better transmission, etc. Tie it...

That's no Tundra....

The boat is crowded, we're there too. We are on about the fifth year of our ten year plan. Just waiting on a couple of kids to start their own lives.......

That's funny, cause I like the current Tacoma styling over the HiLux. The body lines are OK, but I think the grill and headlights is just horrendous. Back to the Tundra, I think all the fullsize trucks are suffering from excessive bloated styling.

Can we get a half-ton the size of the first gen Tundra? I've thought the new style should be an oversized 3/4 ton line, the Tacoma would grow just a little more to a real half-ton (gen 1 Tundra size for reals) with a V8 option, and then Toyota could reintroduce a nice cool looking mini-truck...

This article by Mark Allen "The Lowdown, Offroad Tire Pressure" is a very informative read.

likewise!

Yes to this. We've got the MaxxAir MaxxFan Deluxe. With the windows and the door windows open just a bit (pulls the air in right across your body) it is more than enough for a comfortable afternoon nap in a Virginia July (that's 100 degrees and high humidity). It actually felt cooler inside the...

Jay, looks like you had a heck of a year. It's not everyone that drives around in an ARSES approved vehicle........ PS did your face heal up after palnting it?

Is it too late for me to say "this is a darned nice looking truck"

Excellent trail report! Nice photographs to go along with the story. Thanks for sharing!

nice photographs, those teardrop gatherings are tons of fun. Did you solve your weather proofing problem?

very nice! I've seen most of these trailers over on the TnTTT site, but it's always fun to see more pictures of them. Looks like Bubbles is doing well!

.....and from everything I've read that goes for both the Pro and Anti sides of the issue, and for other issues as well, religion, CB radios, chrome, color (of your vehicle), automatic vs stick.