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Has the AT trailer guys seen this yet ? Looks like a great idea.

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80 Series FHH (firewall heater hose) kit $25 - Never Used 80 Series FHH (firewall heater hose) kit $25 - Never Used Both hoses included. Green Stripe style. New never used. I sold my 80 before I got to install it. $25 shipped anywhere USA. Paypal preferred. The picture below was...

I can roll a Ferrari in the right situation, people need to understand what they are buying.

I like the look of the Trail Edition 2010 Runners much better than the Limiteds or SR5s. Buy it ! - the vendors will come. Or offer yours up for some R&D to one of the smaller vendors and get a deal.

David, What is it with you and overheated engines ? Yes, the dry sheets trick works. I bet the rat has been riding with you to and from work, better make sure the rat is out before the new harness goes in. I've seen them living in fenders, up in dashes, and inside cowls. The rats are...

I would think more than expected, but not enough to justify the expense of the molding/set-up/production.

What is your expected turn around time ? I am interested in one water and one gas. Are they all OD ?

My god don't cut the Troopy. Do a pop top if you must.

Keep in mind 2000-2007 covers two different generations of the Tacoma. Two different bodies and powertrains. If you are set on green that is only available on the 2000-2004 models and a green/grey mica version on the new 2010s.

How many miles does not matter as much as a complete service history consistent with the manufacturer schedule.

Embarrassed......to say the least.

I regret selling mine.

CLynn85, Yes. I purchased and maintain my mothers 2009 Rav4. I drive a company car that is a 2010 Tacoma. Toyotas in the family: 2007 Highlander, 1999 Camry, and the fiance's 2004 Prius. Not one problem with any of them. Just routine service with these "Toyota now" vehicles.

80 Series if you need the room. If you don't save the weight and get a truck.

I have only driven Toyotas for over well 15 years. I have never had a problem.

Mine.

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Having owned 2 4Runners, an 80 series Cruiser, and 2 Trucks (both Toyotas) I prefer a truck. For me right now, I am usually driving solo or with one passenger. So a truck is perfect. At camp, the gear is easy to access in a truck. I find the lower center of gravity and lighter weight of the...

I agree it depends on what trails you'd like to complete. For me, I really like the control my dual cases provide. In the long run it saves parts. Typically parts dont break unless you are already in a tough situation trying to get out. The super low gearing allows you to just drop into a...