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

Never been to Pismo, need to go one of these days before they shut it down eventually, haha. Looks very relaxing

 

They let you guys park on the beach there? I’m jelly.

 

There are sand dunes here. All kinds of 4w fun

 

I immediately was thinking the same thing
I guess if you pay as much for taxes and gas as they do in Cali, you better do something to different to keep motherfukers from leaving

 

They banned 4wd off-road vehicles on the beach here since the 70s. Too many rich people in their McMansions on Cape Cod didn't want to smell exhaust from a dune vehicle and ruin THEIR sand.

Sort off how they tried to ban the building of the wind farm off the Cape because it ruined their view of the ocean.

 

It's probably because they don't own the beach on their beach front property unlike the blue bloods that do here.

 

You’re in my neck of the woods, do you live in the area? Or close by? Pretty fun to drive out there especially if it isn’t too busy

 

look at that deep reflection. purdy

 

Bribes, sorry I'm out of line. Campaign contributions make politics and policies go your way.

 

"Fl Man"...

 

I've often wished my truck had color matched flares like that. I think they look better.

Can we see some pictures of that rear bumper?

 

@Voss - My folks used to camp at Pismo beach when I was a kid in the 60s. We used to dig up these giant clams with a pitchfork and then cook them along with oysters and artichokes. Good times. Sadly I heard the big clams are long gone.

 

Thought this was worth sharing

 

We like pics

 

Soon. Feeling too great at the moment focus lol

 

TRD Calipers and rotor hats for the tundra came in. Need to get the rotors and pads ordered and find some brake lines now.. they’re TRD. But stoptech st-40 Calipers with 332mm aero rotors. Easy to get parts.


probably do install in a month or so. The mr2 is priority since it’s close to running

 

In CA, public property goes from the mean high tide line out to the ocean in front of residences. And access cannot be restricted, as much as it drives the homeowners crazy. Think Malibu. Other areas, the entire beach is a state park or county owned. So public. There are only a few areas where you can actually drive on the beach like Pismo.

 

Come on by my dude

 

And it’s $20 to park at any of the “public” beach access areas near LA

 

Depends on location and time of year, but yeah, it can be

 

There were people digging for them this morn

 

Here ya go




Thank you Thank ya, round of applause please

 

Here it's the low tide marker. Only in certain situations are people allowed to cross for legitimate unlikely reasons, but never stay. I think only in ME and MA can you actually own the beach to some extent.

 

Not as bad here but 1/2 the beaches have parking for town residents only.

 

Like, a lot.

 

Florida is a mess with this debate, I think it's a county decision. Many have challenged the beach ownership in some areas like west palm beach (super rich) but I don't think a final decision was ever made, the owners win either way because there is no legal way to access the beach since there is no public parking, street parking nor public access to get past the huge mansions. Then there's the intracoastal side of the mainland, like where I live. We own the beach, my property line extends about 10-15 ft into the water so we can and do restrict access and technically we can drive on our beach but it's a 15-20 ft drop off from the road so getting a vehicle down there intentionally is all but impossible. There have been a few unintentional vehicle beach days by locals.

 

Might try to drive out there this weekend. I will keep ya posted

 

All packed up for some work then some nature.

 

It’s made into the grill, kinda dig it. I wasn’t sure at first but it’s growing on me. Appreciate it btw