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Looks as ugly and boring as all the other Tacomas starting with the 2nd gens.

HOLY COW! I think I developed an astigmatism and became dyslexic looking at all those graphs, spreadsheets and data points. Bless those who crunch numbers like this because it ain't me.

WHAT?! there's a recall on the hallowed Warn winch? the zombie apocalypse must be upon us. ??

Lowest price of gas around here has been about 3.99 for the last couple of weeks. Down about a dollar from just a month or so ago, and $1.50-2.00 from last summer. So even if it goes up another 25c-50c, that's still better then it was.

I look at that every time there is an update, but also feel it's very specific to AluCabs, though there are some great build ideas there. I'm interested in what folks are doing inside other campers, or even just under a shell. A lot of what I'm finding online and on youtube are in full-size...

Let's see how you're building out the inside of your bed if you have a shell, or a pop-up! How are you utilizing that space? How did you build it out, if you did? What would you do differently? Do you run power? How did you make it fit? I have an Ovrlnd Pop-up camper and trying to figure out...

I’m kinda on the fence about keeping it solar and separate from the main electrics but I think running a dc/dc controller would be ok. It’s also a bit easier to setup initially.

Ha! I've never seen one like this. When you said battery box I was thinking more like a DIY Power Station. Which is still a possibility. Though I'm thinking more of a built in set-up. :CWL: if I went "all out", I think I'll need to move into my camper after wifey kicks me out. a battery...

I have a pop-up camper on my truck and trying to configure how to have power back there and wonder how others have set theirs up aside from carrying something like a LIthium cube/Jackery/Eco-flow/etc. Do you have a second battery back there? How are you storing it? What's your set-up? What...

Looks great!

Before I got my JT 3 years ago, I test drove a newer Tacoma. Then they pointed out it had rear drums. I was like "my '98 Tacoma has rear drums, if I get a new truck want a "modern" vehicle." ? That was kind of a deal breaker, amongst a few other things like body styling which appears they're...

I too have learned a great many things from his posts. I don't think I have 20k posts if you combined all the posts from all the forums I've been on in the last 20 years. Thanks for sharing @ShadowsPapa

Winter here usually means more rain and deeper water crossings, though that rain turns to snow the higher up you go. From this weekend’s camping trip. s

This is awesome! Very inspiring to get out there. Hope to see more of these. Thanks for sharing with us.

This is what I do when the weather is nice, and sometimes not so nice. I'll ride my bike or MC to work. Better for the body, and everything else - environment, wallet, stress, etc. It also helps that I have a MUT basically from my door to my work, so I don't even have to deal with cars or traffic.

I work literally 2 miles from home and it takes 5 minutes if I drive. In almost 3 years of ownership, I haven't had an issue. That said, I do drive it around for errands and such in the evenings and weekends. And the occasional trip out to the coast or next town over about once a month. But in 3...

I've found it useful. Several times I've forgotten, or at least I think I've forgotten, to lock my doors and not near the vehicle. I also use the Sirius Travel Link and Travel Plus all the time when on a trip to find the cheapest gas in a new town, or when a rest stop is coming up. The radio is...

So girth and not length is what's going to matter. :CWL:

I was hit back in May and the guy had cheap, state minimum coverage. I got some pushback from his insurance, so I had mine take over and handle the rest. They pretty much milked his insurance, got my truck fixed with an axle upgrade, and it all worked out. Glad it wasn't worse. At least your...

yeah, it's not just buying a new set of tires once you go past 35. Marginal gains vs cost going to 37 IMO, at least for where I go. I found a set of 5 Nitto TGs, 35x12.5 with about 100 miles on them on CL for $1000. No brainer at that point.