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OBTW - I miss your green Tacoma - it was an inspiring build to us all. RIP

I'm a Squid but if I remember my Land Navigation correctly Fort Campbell used to be in Kentucky. Please tell me you're not in Field Artillery... ;) Welcome in any event... wherever you are!

I can't recommend anything more than what's already been suggested for the bumper, but as far as that nasty rash goes stop scratching and picking at it!

I guess it's safe to say you've had more work done on your rack than Pamela Anderson....:Wow1:

What sacrifices we make to keep peace at home... But your paint job did turn out well; looks a lot different - better!

Nice truck. I see the best rigs sport 80 series Landcruiser wheels. :cool: Have you though about sliders, though? I'm already fretting over damage and I don't even know you...

No intent to hijack. Using the Landcruiser long range fuel tank application I'm contemplating the practicality of building a similar setup for my 2001 Tacoma, based on the dual filler for the 80 or 100 series. I assert the dual filler is the key to prevent body modifications and that there...

Neat pictures - amazing how different the terrain looks with the addition of some snow. Thanks for posting.

Hey, it was an impressive crossing nonetheless. You did your site recon and assumed the risks - press on. Your cajones are in the 90th percentile and composed of brass! :victory:

:yikes:Impressive - looked a little dicey on the return trip - you rolled the dice and won. Seen too many floods in my days to chance my truck like that but I'm a Squid not a Coastie. ;)

I have one that I got about 20 years ago. It is a handy size for short duration travel, the only problem is the cap doesn't seal very tightly and leaks pretty easily. As long as you keep it upright and secure you're GTG.

That's my primary use too, camping and wheeling, which includes hauling a lot of gear, fuel, lubricants, tools, spares, etc. Then there is the secondary and tertiary uses of hauling mulch, tools, building supplies, appliances, etc. Don't kid yourself - that bed will see more abuse than a...

Nice job!

Rhino or Linex. You'll want to haul something at some point that will gouge or leave stains or residue that a mat or rug will not protect against from damaging the bed or permanently staining or tearing the rug. You can always place a rug or mat in the bed for comfort and take it out to haul...

The guy who put a snorkel on his truck... and all those who say "why."

Pardon me but I'm tech challenged and still swap CD's and use XM... this device will plug into my OEM 2001 Tacoma head unit without disturbing my XM Commander and then I can use an IPOD?

Great job - very clean!

LOL - J-Hoo-ahh!

What? No crew-served weapon or did I miss that post? ;)

Great write up! I miss it bad - the right coast is just not the same. Hope to see you at OX10!