Hi All,
I've been lurking here for a while and figured I would take a moment to start a little pictorial history of my truck.
Pretty basic stuff because I'm not a real "offroader" per say.
Details:
2007 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab Prerunner 6spd manual
265/75/16 Hankook dynapro
Billstein 5100s set at 2.5"
Spidertraxs 1.25" wheel spacers
Weathertechs front
Pop lock tailgate lock
TRD CAI and exhaust
Dipped grill and badges
Windows tinted to legal level
Bestop supertoper
Currently 111k miles
Totally stock
2014- First Road trip to Colorado, made a cheap sleeping base
Lots of Texas
Pull off main highway and make it look like you are on a real adventure haha
A touch of New Mexico
Walmart camping along the way
Riding in Boulder
"Stealth" camping before climbing Long's Peak
Random Texas dirt roads on the way home
Ran out of gas once in 2014. Gauge showed I still had 1/8th tank. Narrow shoulder on bridge between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Terrible experience but it is a good story now ha! Actually sat in the bed of the truck to put the gas in, too narrow to stand along side.
Parked next to a deuce and a half
Spent a lot of time in the library parking garage. I was still and school and studying a lot.
Made a quick (24hr) round trip to Midland, Texas as a wanna-be "hot shot" driver haha. 1200 ish pounds of steel plates and 300 ish pounds of valves in the bed to show how squishy the stock leaves are.
Drove through the night and got there right at sunrise
Passed by George W. Bush's childhood home and then headed out of town.
2015 Colorado trip
Texas days- pull over take a picture+drive a couple more hours, repeat.
Palo Duro Canyon-flies/spiders/bugs were horrendous
Colorado
Mount Elbert trailhead camping. Stayed there 2 nights. Great spots to pull off the road and have a little touch of a secluded campsite.
Along the road there are lots of pull offs like this. Note: not my fire.
Note 2: running out of gas scared me. I carried 5 gallons on this trip "just in case".
Road to Kite Lake trailhead to climb Mt. Lincoln, Bross, and Democrat. Super cool drive. Clearly I'm not into "gnarly" offroad so this was fun to me.
More of the trip to Kite Lake trailhead
A couple from the trailhead
Anyway just thought I would try to contribute to the community with a little eye candy. I know I've consumed my fair share here.
I've been lurking here for a while and figured I would take a moment to start a little pictorial history of my truck.
Pretty basic stuff because I'm not a real "offroader" per say.
Details:
2007 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab Prerunner 6spd manual
265/75/16 Hankook dynapro
Billstein 5100s set at 2.5"
Spidertraxs 1.25" wheel spacers
Weathertechs front
Pop lock tailgate lock
TRD CAI and exhaust
Dipped grill and badges
Windows tinted to legal level
Bestop supertoper
Currently 111k miles
Totally stock
2014- First Road trip to Colorado, made a cheap sleeping base
Lots of Texas
Pull off main highway and make it look like you are on a real adventure haha
A touch of New Mexico
Walmart camping along the way
Riding in Boulder
"Stealth" camping before climbing Long's Peak
Random Texas dirt roads on the way home
Ran out of gas once in 2014. Gauge showed I still had 1/8th tank. Narrow shoulder on bridge between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Terrible experience but it is a good story now ha! Actually sat in the bed of the truck to put the gas in, too narrow to stand along side.
Parked next to a deuce and a half
Spent a lot of time in the library parking garage. I was still and school and studying a lot.
Made a quick (24hr) round trip to Midland, Texas as a wanna-be "hot shot" driver haha. 1200 ish pounds of steel plates and 300 ish pounds of valves in the bed to show how squishy the stock leaves are.
Drove through the night and got there right at sunrise
Passed by George W. Bush's childhood home and then headed out of town.
2015 Colorado trip
Texas days- pull over take a picture+drive a couple more hours, repeat.
Palo Duro Canyon-flies/spiders/bugs were horrendous
Colorado
Mount Elbert trailhead camping. Stayed there 2 nights. Great spots to pull off the road and have a little touch of a secluded campsite.
Along the road there are lots of pull offs like this. Note: not my fire.
Note 2: running out of gas scared me. I carried 5 gallons on this trip "just in case".
Road to Kite Lake trailhead to climb Mt. Lincoln, Bross, and Democrat. Super cool drive. Clearly I'm not into "gnarly" offroad so this was fun to me.
More of the trip to Kite Lake trailhead
A couple from the trailhead
Anyway just thought I would try to contribute to the community with a little eye candy. I know I've consumed my fair share here.