What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

Wow!

 

RC on back wall has some studs for the Jack and tool. That’s about it. Pretty thin. I suspect the easier path RC wise is to attack from the inside and cut the bottom lip inside edge to accommodate. But this is clearly beyond my level.

 

Soooo everyone wants to be a ridgeline now?

 

No thanks

 

And that other guy had a RC too so I’m sure he thought through all the options.

 

Ive had a rollup back window on a 4runner. I'll keep my clean headliner.

 

Only for the kewl kids….

 

I see first gen double cabs at least once a week here. I have NEVER seen a single one driving with the back window down. I'd love to have the feature but it doesn't seem like people actually utilize it much.

When I had my 4Runner I rolled down the rear window a lot until something in the track started damaging my window tint.

 

I use it mostly in the spring/fall. Roll it down a few inches and pop the sunroof open and it provides a nice breeze.

The dogs love it when they go for rides too and I don't have to worry about them getting stuff in their eyes from looking out the side windows.

 

Shibby

 

I’m ALWAYS rolling with the back window down, unless it’s over 95 degrees outside or raining.

 

I loved morrilton, ar. I was there during july around '12 or so and the weather was amazing. Almost bought property there, and within a couple months i'd had died on a cheap roadbike slinding off the cliff on mt. Petit jeans (or maybe magazine) switchbacks. I seent it with the sight.

 

Huh. Mo-town. Not exactly a destination, but close to Petit Jean for sure. Some good bike trails over off of Mt. Nebo, same company that does the Walmart sponsored trails in NW Arkansas. Prettier places to live here than Morrilton, but lots of quiet out of the way properties available cheap there. Lots of outdoor stuff to do within an hour or two any direction.

 

i thought i was buying quiet & out of the way here. Thought the expansion would be between san antonio and austin, but apparently all the growth is happening in my direction around boerne. Big eff, but i have too much junk to move now.

 

You don't have to worry about Morrilton going through a growth boom.

 

Well, unless the Kudzu takes over

 

If if's and but's were candy and nuts...

now i'm looking for a double cold summer property like alaska or high altitude.

 

It's a loooooooooong way to Alaska. Maybe try Montana or Idaho.

 

Yea, found something i like in Yudaho.
https://www.landwatch.com/benewah-county-idaho-farms-and-ranches-for-sale/pid/413819900

Theres cheaper plots, but i've got the resources for a cabin. Gonna break my heart to sell some junk to finance it, but probably make it easier to leave, not having as much potential sitting here.

 

Wait. I looked at this again a sec ago. Is this just an optical illusion? Trying to figure out why this rack looks all kinda crazy.

 

There's also a lot of more expensive plots. Idaho is getting pricey. Better hurry.

 

the outer tie rods have a arc in them, you can barely see the rusty castle nut in the picture

 

It's covered in grease, and laid out at a funky angle. Anyone know where to get a new dust cap for the CV axle on the hub? The rack is FUBAR'd, but it'll get us through to the next adventure.

 

@shifty` heres a pic from the silver truck.

 

I might have two that are useable

 

Send em my way please!!!!

 

Got it. I think it was the rust, grease or combo thereof that was throwing me off. Couldn't get perspective, I honestly can't even see where the outer tie rod starts and the inner ends. it just looked like a big chunk of steel rod that's rusted and chunked out.

 

Yeah, it's all fucked, and the schedule must be kept lol

 

Thats awesome, Ive been looking at landwatch a lot lately. Getting pretty tired of southern california for many reasons. But mainly, i want more nature and such around me. Tired of living in a heavily populated area that takes about 3 hours in any direction to get away from it when i go camping.