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I agree with all the input so far... it's really up to you and how convenient it is to get to your roof rack or get into the vehicle rear and side doors for loading or removing gear. I also say you may not be interested in rocky trails like the Rubicon now, but perhaps your opinion may change...

So how much did you end up selling your Cruiser for? ;)

Congratulations and welcome! Check out this thread on member builds to inspire you... http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/52528-Collection-of-Build-Threads

Last Wednesday my wife and I were on the way to the Washington, DC, Auto Show in my Prius (carbon offset for the Tacoma). She asked if I had to replace my truck what would I want to replace it with? Hmm. I thought about the different trucks I've been in from classics to modern offerings; Land...

I hear you -- thank goodness I have all that winch line just sitting on the front of my bumper neatly coiled. Christmas is going to be here sooner than you think... time to drop some hints to Mrs. Stevo, shipmate.

LOL... it must be the gas... perhaps it's not that well of a ventilated area. :)

How did I miss this? This is an exceptionally nice looking and thoughtfully built truck that clearly has been meticulously maintained. Reminds me of a similarily well-built Tacoma I know... Rare to find one this well-done with quality accessories and well-maintained at such a reasonable price...

Good question! The usual retail locations that dispense propane for individially owned tanks (RVs, BBQ, heating) in our area have not had an issue. The place I was surprised to learn that would not is AirGas, an industrial gas supplier, as it is against their corporate policy

I have a Lite Cylinder, similar to what you've shown, but made in the US. I don't know of any limitations to their use than the normal DOT certifications you can expect with steel cylinders. I've had it for 2 years and very pleased with it, as are others who've come in contact with it.

Help us out Alan... where are the details on the website for a Long Range fuel cell for a Toyota Tacoma, most likely the second generation models years?

Now that's thinking! For all those folks who want to get their money's worth out of their winch and reason for purchasing a remote! :wings:

Addison, was she texting and not paying attention again?

Concur...

Seriously. You're kidding, right?

Seriously. There were only 2 and they are numbered with his name stenciled on the inside. You know, turn it inside out, wash the other pair, dry on the roof rack, use as an awning.

I love you man...

I have the new-style ARB in the back of my truck bed secured with the slide on Mac's tie-down tracks. Has been there year round for going on 4 years now.

But please... no zombie hunter stickers on the FJC... that's already been overdone -- to death.

I apologize for coming across as heavy-handed in my remarks to your posts. Perhaps in the future if you spend more time scanning the thread and instead contribute with thoughtful relevant information I'll be less tempted to respond so critically. It's not okay to pollute another's thread who...

I heard from Ben that they would have one for the second gen Tacoma but haven't seen any more details.