Hmmm.. I wonder how this 'tow' is going to go down exactly..
http://jalopnik.com/5951189/how-exactly-is-the-toyota-tundra-going-to-tow-the-space-shuttle?utm_campaign=socialflow_jalopnik_facebook&utm_source=jalopnik_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow
That's definitely a great looking trailer.
The question is, how much would you have to charge for one to make it worth your while?
Consider all materials, time, and opportunity cost of not doing something else.
Great looking rig!
I dig the blacked out 4R limited rims. Those are my favorite rims, I'm looking for a nice set too.
I'm repeatedly amazed at how bad the Taco seats are, even in the SR5, especially after having such good ones in the 80-90s SR5 trucks/4Runners.
Those G6 seats look like great...
build-threads.com
I hadn't visited this thread in a while, and was surprised to see your truck pop up on build-threads.com!
The truck turned out incredible. Excellent work!
Cheers.
http://www.build-threads.com/build-threads/retromod-toyota-tacoma/
Ha ha ha, that "stealing AC" photo is hilarious... I've been in that situation many a time.
Amazing photos guys... Guanajuato looks like an incredible city.
I wonder how many times OR Trail has been quoted by ill travelers in C.A?
I can count 2 :-D
Congrats on the successful hitchin' down...
Great photos.
Interesting. It's the same in Nicaragua. It's expensive to call between the two companies, and the companies often have promotions of discounted rates to call phones they service as they jockey to become dominant in the market (Enitel seems to be winning). Since cell phones...
Anther vote for Chacos.
I had two pairs or Tevas before my Chacos... the biggest difference (besides price) between them is weight, the Tevas were much lighter.
I think that the Chacos have more support and overall are more comfortable.
I think I paid about $20 for the Tevas, and $50 for the...
I happened upon this story, couldn't find it already posted searching key words, so I thought it appropriate to share here.
It's reminiscent of the story "Flight of the Phoenix". Where there is a will, there is a way...
If you can read Japanese, I think there is a place to get the manufacture date using the serial number from the battery sticker. http://gyb.gs-yuasa.com/
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According to: http://www.powercontinuity.net/powercontinuity_net/images/DATE_CODES_INTERPRETATION.pdf
Yuasa Batteries
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