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https://www.toyota-gib.com/en/index.html They sell all of the forbidden fruit Toyotas to NGOs all over the world, I think they have a USA office in Maryland its probably in a free trade zone so they can import Toyotas duty free and upgrade them then ship them out.

I would like to see a video testing Toyota Gibraltar Stock holding Toyotas.

He got it home, it runs pretty good, we have been removing the extra wiring from the radios. The bed rails are pretty roached from the tool box and headache rack that was bolted on, the interior is in suprisingly good shape.

Funny story from Harbor Freight during the covid hysteria, I ordered a Harbor Freight buffer online and for some reason they sent me four of them when I ordered one and only charged me for one, when the box got to me I picked it up off the porch and it weighed about 50 pounds and my first...

My brother just scored a 1995 Ford F350 crew cab 4x4 , 460 5 speed for $2000 runs drives .It was an old logging crummy that does look so crummy, the paint is faded but I have four harbor freight buffers (funny story)

Heck even a Delorian will reach 88MPH without an issue.

Toyota is not what it once was.

The problem isn't that Toyota is "stepping up" to fix the problem, its the fact that they have to step up to fix the problem in the first place because of crappy engineering. Out of all of the vehicles I have owned only two of them threw rods through the blocks both of them Toyotas, I have owned...

The only real solution is to raise prices even more that will increase sales.

The sign above the door to Toyota engineering surely reads... That'll do Thats Good enough Well just recall it later

Toyota "step up" edition.

They are pretty good tires, they have held up pretty good so far, I think I bought those on Amazon.

I am thinking this will be the length of pickup beds in about ten years with a triple crew cab though.

Twenty two years difference, the 2024 has power steering and electric shift and fuel injection, the 2002 has electric shift, both bought from the same dealer.

When I take delivery of my Bugatti Tourbillion I am pulling up to the pump and getting peasant fuel just like the rest of my vehicles. :)

Do people actually follow that BS about premium versus regular gas in their vehicles?

Its about time, charging a ton of money for trucks the undercarriage stuff better be painted.

That leaves me out because I am chucking all sorts sharp pointy heavy stuff in the bed and driving through brushed over logging and mining roads.

Dumping firewood in the bed or any sharp pointy stuff to see how the bed holds up, spraying milk or soda on the screen to see if the kid just cost me a bundle of money to replace the screen, jamming the transmission down to first gear to see if it breaks anything, there are probably more but...

I think Toyota redesigned the Tacoma and Tundra just barely enough to get by and not excel at anything.