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Just got back from GSMTR Terry! Great conditions this year -- a little rainy early in the week but very comfortable and dry the rest of the time. The truck is clearly more capable than the owner. It had no problem keeping up with the trucks from the usual cast of suspects you know. A few...

Pics or it never happened...

Okay now, that's just creepy. How did you know?

Save some of your time and treasure Corey. Buy mineral oil anywhere - they're all the same.

SC II for the last 3 years. But, I've never used it to decipher or clear codes. I don't have to -- its a Toyota Tacoma. :coffeedrink:

Pardon me for bringing this up again Paladin... apparently you neglected to apply the first rule of Oxi-logic. "You cannot prove it or disprove it, therefore it must be true." There. Done.

Well, maybe once, but only with serious carnage...:coffeedrink:

Indeed, you are skilled with steel. Very meticulous work in all your applications so far. Keep it coming!

Nathan, your film skills just get better and better. Good job!

Good article Scott; fair observations. A good number of salient points, too. By the number of responses I'd say mission accomplished.

The Tundra is just a Tacoma on potent steroids so the "'birds" came in second place. :victory:

For dinner tonight... baked crow! :coffeedrink:

If it were mine... I wouldn't do it any differently. It's a beauty!

Good job! :victory:

Sent you a PM Wes.

...and a pith helmet. We need more pith helmets on this site.

Uh, well, than what are you waiting for? Do you need me to motivate you, slacker? :) I thought you were referring to the metal (hence why I said metal and paint it black) above the fender liners from your first and second picture... :coffee: Plans for a winch?

Nice bumper. Before you start cutting, that metal may be there for an engineering/structural reason other than to serve as a hanger for plastic garnish. I recommend you strongly consider some rattle can black paint to mask what was underneath. Or, just whack away at it, but remember you can't...

The Bundu Gear boerewors was irresistable -- thanks again for those savory tid-bits! :wings: