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Congratulations! I don't want to hear you complaining about on road traction and the cost of tires! (but a pic of a long cool highschoolish smoky burnout would not be turned down!)

The 2000 to 2006 is the first gen Tundra and the 07+ is the second gen. I've got nearly 160,000 on mine now and would not hesitate to drive it cross country empty, full or towing a trailer. While I haven't towed anything more than a bass boat in recent years I have hauled Marks cargo trailer...

IMG_2926 by jim65wagon, on Flickr There's the kitchen....a FirstUp Easy Up covers a home-built chuck box on a galvanized sawhorse stand; a Yeti Tundra cooler keeps food cold. A folding table is the cooktop and food prep side. We have aluminum boxes to keep dry food safe, and plastic stoge...

Wow! At 4700 lbs with basic gear, your truck is lighter than mine unloaded! I think after this swap you should consider a V8...just because you're old and retired doesn't mean you have to be slow! Cool swap! Keep us posted.....and you should buy the wife a helmet so she doesn't hurt herself...

OK it's been a long time since this thread started, and honestly I forgot about it. I rediscovered it recently and found I had to reload all the pics and realized I forgot to give a pic for the rear fitting, which did get put behind the license plate Of course I also put a QD under the...

Very nice! You should get miles and miles of enjoyment out of that!

Can't help you on the AT Teardrop (but, man, does it look sweet!) nor can I help you on teardrops in general. We (wife and I) plan on building our own teardrop and if you want to learn about them you need to visit the Teardrops & Tiny Travel Trailers site. Absolutely tons of info and some very...

Nice photos Linda! Cali has some really cool looking places!

You know there are shops in PA where you actually pay someone to oil undercoat your car to prevent wintery salty road rust.....

Wow! Three years ago! Sorry about the pics....if I can find them I'll repost them:sombrero: . . . . OK, found them and reposted......also found this one from the parking lot.

Thanks for the update G! It's always nice to see old friends are still out there alive and kicking. So, pics of your new mods, links to your WAR stories, and pics of your latest trip......I'll check back in 6 months:sombrero:

Cool! I dare say the 03 Tundra may be one best trucks ever made...but I may be biased.... Good luck with your adventure, I'll be living vicariously for a while.....

Well...you may not be growing vertically, but you will be retiring soon.....you'll need to watch your diet more, or you'll grow out of them in short order!

Ah come on! It's just some entrails and eyeballs fer cryin out loud! It aint a gonna keel ya! It's good, I promise!

No such problems here, my wife frequently plans trips for us and plans the meals. I can pack the truck after work, and the next morning we bug out. She enjoys being out as much as I do, but we both believe in those simple creature comforts that make life just feel special....you know, a good...

This past Sunday:

Great report Linda! Really nice to see such a well done report. Next time you get this close, you'll have to let some of us Easterners know you're in the area! Thanks for the story!

Summer did indeed zoom by all to quickly, doesn't it always? You captured some amazing images on your last couple of rides! Here I sit, fall coming on strong, the rack and water tank off the truck, no time off work, and all I can think about is how much I'd like to take another trip, somewhere...

cool drive!

Short for George Washington National Forest.....nice place to be. Nice pics Viggen.