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Thanks! I'm so spoiled with this truck- not even shocked with what it still puts up with and there's never a question about it's reliability. If I take the white truck somewhere, I know it's going to work. Here are some more pictures of humans and dogs:

Some snippets from fall desert dirtbagging. Spent a couple weeks floating the Colorado around Moab with a revolving door of lowlifes and about 215 cans of cheap beer. At some point my well-worn raft trailer decided to give up the ghost. Off to the dump with her! It was a good run, lots...

Wow. Awesome progress. I seriously considered this when my 3.0 gave up the ghost a couple years ago until I started searching for a decent TDI. Those suckers are expensive! Can't wait to see what you make of this.

I hear you on the Tacoma. My dad has an '02 that I put an OME setup on and it's awesome. And yeah, the 3.4 is a game changer for these older trucks. Come to Salida sometime! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow, that thing is pretty clean! A few years ago I would've thought $4k was an awful lot to ask for one of those trucks, but now it actually seems like a pretty good deal. There's another one here in Salida for sale with a little more wear and tear, not sure how much they're asking...I'll take...

Made it out of town for a few days last weekend in some old junk. To be perfectly honest I'm pretty happy just finding a cool spot and hanging out, riding bikes, floating, or just drinking beer. Harder 4x4 excursions lost their novelty some time ago- it's nice to know that it's possible to...

Are there any designs for the newer trucks similar to the www.toyotafiberglass.com fenders? They look pretty sweet since even the high clearance ones aren't really flared out, just up to create some more room. They don't look as silly with stock-ish width/offset wheels.

That thing is frickin cool. What is the purpose of the bubbles in the doors?

Clearly the e30 is a natural partner to the 3rd gen Toyota pickup. Equally cheap, reliable, simple, and fun. New parts for both. Finally replacing the junked out springs and shocks on the Yota: Turbo manifold for the e30, added to the building pile of parts for next rallyx season: Sent...

I'm also interested to hear what you think of the 4.88s. I always felt like these trucks should've come with them from the factory. My truck works great with 4.88s and 33s and was even pretty tolerable with 31s if you could ignore the significant speedo error.

I could go look at that truck if anyone is interested. Sent from my SM-T700 using Tapatalk

Wow that truck and 'nest look really clean. That'll be a score for someone! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dirtbag metal shop. This stupid trail gear bumper has always driven me crazy because of the height of the receiver, even with a massive drop hitch my trailers won't sit level and the tailgate runs into my bike rack. So we drank beer and added another receiver right below it. Total...

4.88 gears were definitely one of the best upgrades I ever did. My truck was still running 31's when I regeared and it was still pretty good other than fairly significant speedo error. 33s make it perfect.

On the Yota? 16x8 FZJ80 wheels, 295/75-16. I'm kind of trying to burn em up to go to a 255/85. Unless you mean the e30 or the Cessna. They have slightly smaller wheel and tire packages. [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Haven't been on here in ages! Dirty white truck is still truckin' it's way along. Time for some new leaf springs as my bastard pack of random extra tacoma/pickup springs is not hanging in there so well. Silly thing just finally busted 200k. Probably one of the lowest miles on these in...

Awesome, I love petrolicious! That was a great looking short.

One last hurrah in the desert before winter slowly takes over and makes us sad! Dirtbag breakfast: My favorite gas station in Cisco, UT

I could be wrong, but it think some people consider that truck a sort of holy grail of toyota-dom. The single cab long bed was quite rare. I know I don't see too many these days. Nice truck! Get a cap for it and go camping.

Yeah the days of of snatching up decent 1000 dollar e30s and running them into the ground is long gone. I've had a couple e36, e21, 2002s. My mom still has an e36 ti that she uses as a goat and hay hauler on the farm. I got a great deal on those fj80 wheels and tires from a local guy last...