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dude! i am glad to hear it worked out, tough little engines those 3.4 liters. i was not so lucky with a 350 chev, same thing happened to me and i blew the head gasket, so when read someone say head gasket, i was thinking that or worse, like fried bearings (which aren't as tasty as they sound)...

anyone tried loading the maps from ibycus? i downloaded them, but still have some steps to do- any difference/problems i should be aware of if i'm running a mac and have never loaded anything such as mapsource? also- the garmin page don't have a specific program for mapsource on a mac...

:clapsmile absolutely amazing! just read the build up thread for your fj concoction, plain awesome!

oh man, that is a work of art! i wish your vehicle were in production, i would buy one and live in it! :clapsmile

might try the local ttora board, they have a section for stolen rigs http://www.wattora.com/ sorry for your loss, man.

yeah, i pretty much decided after reading yours and a few others posts to go with the nuvi, it's a 765t seems to have a lot of the newer features such as the the 3d map viewing, seems pretty neat-o. since this is my first gps, i am sure i will find it more than adequate. thanks for...

alright, i have a dilemma perhaps yall could help me with- my parents gave me a garmin 770 (i think, or 760) for my b-day/christmas gift, but i kinda had my heart set on a garmin 60csx. i don't do a lot of hiking where i would need a gps, but very much want one that will guide me around a bit...

man, that looks good! dig the black on black

nice runner, love the front bumper. who is mcw?

:drool: niiice brutha! where are the camping pics taken where you're showing off the magnolia?

one option i considered: gem top makes steel match bed canopies with integrated racks bolted directly to the side, very sturdy, up to 1000 pounds, and very low profile. http://gemtopmfg.com/ friend of mine has one on his s 10 and it works very well. has its drawbacks like price and weight...

dude! no wonder it's so hard to find nice 85's, you're bogarting all of em"! :hehe: very nice

a lot of times you can find guys selling fully assembled used thirds with arb's or even drum to drum elocker rear ends on ttora and yotatech, and other such places for cheap, and may have a better idea of the condition you might be getting the unit in. i have a v6 5 speed with 4:10's and alot of...

http://www.man-a-fre.com/pa3/tacomasnorkel.htm http://4by4connection.com/toyota2.html couple of places i saw it, hope it helps

my sister has a 97 v6 taco with 240,000 on the odo, she has never been one to do a lot of maintenance, so she did have a rear 3rd go out about 20k ago, but i doubt she ever bothered to change the fluids. still has original 5 speed, original clutch :eek: (pretty tired at this point), and it...

hey now, we can all use a good hummer now and then... that's a good start on your truck, i dig the older wheels painted black :cool:

that's true, yet your truck is more progressed than mine might be. nice bender setup, i checked out their website, think $1100 might be out of my price range, know anything about the model 3?

beautiful work! and might i add, your ride looks damn capable

nice pics and vids! i've been to borrego twice now (little bit of a drive from seattle :) ) looking forward to my trip again this february, now have some ideas of places i might check out

i'm gonna make my own, kinda a lumber/cargo hybrid, designed to bolt to the outside of my canopy, supported by a subframe that will sit on the bedrails, with removeable top bars front and rear. sounds like a cokamamy idea, but trust me, when it is done, it will be waaayyyy cooool! had a...