What Vehicles lead you to your Tacoma?
- Thread starter BlackSunday4x4
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Does it count if you still own most all the vehicles ?
Here's my story, my first ever vehicle, was a ***2000 nissan frontier, because I was a poor highschool kid living in the country, I couldn't afford a pretty taco 4 door and such. Got the king cab version. Drove that for 3 years and realized, getting into college and paying for gas along with after class fishing and hunting trips isn't going to cut it. So I sold her for what I bought her for.
Then on I went off looking into a Suzuki Samurai but wasn't sure about the carburetor, because sometime later I knew I was getting a work truck, it'll sit. So I got into the ***1991 -1994tracker/sidekicks. Got three of them, and I was going to build them up. One was for parts, and planned to turn into a trailer, and the other two were logging trail rigs. As time went on, I wanted a street worthy car to drive to and from work.
I got an ***1992 acura vigor, and started modifying that too... then the dirt bike (***1984 honda xl350r) was a fun street and off road alternative.
From there living my life, enjoying all my vehicles. All the sudden my church buddy's dad would bug me for months and months for my tracker, since I took him out hunting once and he loved it since. That gave me the opportunity to get some cash to down payment my all time favorite truck I've so dearly wanted. ***My taco.
And I also got my work truck, ***2008 ford f150... so all my vehicle sits. Taco for camping and hunting vehicle, the acura for around town grocery, the dirt bike goes to the store occasionally and up with the taco, and the other tracker is still in the workings for a SAS crawler build along with a trailer made of a chopped up tracker, same rear end as the "crawler" for an ultimate camping setup.
Here's my story, my first ever vehicle, was a ***2000 nissan frontier, because I was a poor highschool kid living in the country, I couldn't afford a pretty taco 4 door and such. Got the king cab version. Drove that for 3 years and realized, getting into college and paying for gas along with after class fishing and hunting trips isn't going to cut it. So I sold her for what I bought her for.
Then on I went off looking into a Suzuki Samurai but wasn't sure about the carburetor, because sometime later I knew I was getting a work truck, it'll sit. So I got into the ***1991 -1994tracker/sidekicks. Got three of them, and I was going to build them up. One was for parts, and planned to turn into a trailer, and the other two were logging trail rigs. As time went on, I wanted a street worthy car to drive to and from work.
I got an ***1992 acura vigor, and started modifying that too... then the dirt bike (***1984 honda xl350r) was a fun street and off road alternative.
From there living my life, enjoying all my vehicles. All the sudden my church buddy's dad would bug me for months and months for my tracker, since I took him out hunting once and he loved it since. That gave me the opportunity to get some cash to down payment my all time favorite truck I've so dearly wanted. ***My taco.
And I also got my work truck, ***2008 ford f150... so all my vehicle sits. Taco for camping and hunting vehicle, the acura for around town grocery, the dirt bike goes to the store occasionally and up with the taco, and the other tracker is still in the workings for a SAS crawler build along with a trailer made of a chopped up tracker, same rear end as the "crawler" for an ultimate camping setup.
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Demo Man
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What year KW?
2013 KW T800
Demo Man
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We just got about 80 new CNG KW's. Way to many sensors for me. Nice tractor. Good to see a fellow driver on here.
Yup same here, but I wasn't the one to choose it, I just drive. Put some in some diesel, horse piss, regen every so often, and drive. It's a tire killer though especially on the third drop axle, 400 lbs from being overweight on each axle. Oh well, work to fatten up the taco.
Demo Man
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That's right. I drive a 2004 International. Has less then 1mil. Had it since it was new. No regen and no DEF. The company I drive for loves it when I turn in my overweight tickets. Don't get them often but once in a while the DOT man gets me at the scales. The new KW's beep of you go over the line if you don't have your signal on and slows you down if you get to close to the 4wheeler in front of you. They can keep it. Be safe out there driver.
andrew_whipple13
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Had a Ford F-150 and it was a piece of crap so I went with the Tacoma never want to go back.
texastacoma
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Ford.... Fix Or Repaid Daily... Aka pos
longshore
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lowpockets
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2001 Nisson ..Dam glad to