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

Ahaha nailed it!

 

You got any links handy to what your rig looks like now?

Long time no see by the way, it's been a few years, but I haven't forgotten about you

 

Also I can hear the regulars now: "This is first gen blag blah blah" I give @Mountun Goat honorary 1GT member status

Stuff it, and keep it moving. Most of you fucking day walkers are asleep anyways and Big Daddy is here to play

 

Ya no kidding brother! How have you been? The goat is in rougher shape than before for sure ha. Here’s the last shot I took while logging in the back yard. The box is rotting off, I need to flat deck it for hay bales soon!


*edit- if you squint hard enough it’s a first gen*

 

Haha your an animal

 

Quit hollarin

 

Also me and my buddies are super judgy when we hike/backpack. And we usually refer to everyone as a day hiker……. It’s evolved into everything being a day——- whatever, but the term day hiker is well deserved and well proven every trip

No offense to @day-dad` killin it with his kids

 

Life's been pretty great as of late, you?

 

You've yee'd your last haw

 

As a vampire myself, I say nay to non first gennery always.

 

Same here, keeping busy with the fam and hustle and bustle of life. A lot less Tundra time than I used to get, that’s for sure. I actually don’t even have insurance on it anymore :/ My work gave me personal use on the work truck, so that’s the daily now. I look back at how hard I used to go on the project trucks and I can’t really believe it ha. Now that the kids are a bit older, I just spent more time with them instead I guess.

 

I mean, his name is tundra2, that’s kinda half in and half out if you ask me.
@Tundra2

 

Gotta learn sometime, get those turkeys involved

 

Cute kid!
Oh I always get my kiddos involved with it too. We just spend more time playing around now rather than steady busting ass. Admittedly, I’m older than I was then too.. God look at this pic from when my kids were lil babies, makin me all emo haha

 

Yeah he's special

 

I still keep insurance on the old girl, but I hang out with the family too a lot nowadays. Enjoying the mortgage together <3

I look back also and am just amazed at how hard I pushed the truck, and myself, then days are gone for a little while, but they'll be back, and I'll be like "Damn, this shit used to be easy "

 

Special day today actually first geners. My boys first tractor mow with me. We killed it in tandom

 

I'm glad life is treating you, the kids, and the tractor good @Mountun Goat, I've gotta wipe this turd off my ass, and jump in the rain box to go lay down with mine

<3

I'll catch you fuckers on the flip side of the mattress



Happy fathers day to all!

 

I remember being so fired up about learning to use the push mower for the first time as a kid. It probably wasn't until halfway through the summer that I realized my pops had straight up Tom Sawyer'd my dumb ass, haha.
But learning to use my uncle's riding mower and later his tractors to mow the farm was actually fun as a kid.

 

Weren't you literally just talking shit about day walkers? Traitor!
It's only what 0120 in your woods?

 

With a baby, you sleep WHEN you can

 

Even while not being a huge fan of Black vehicles , all your (well done) mods are really making your truck unique and pretty fkn deadly. Nice work on those Mamba

 

That’s okay @Outbound would try to have you believe that white trucks are faster

 

I don't have to try. It's a scientific fact. It's also a theological fact. Both science and religion agree on this. Can't argue with that.

 

I can't belive that..

But I gotta, I'm lookin right at it.
(Bath day)

 

I'll admit I haven't done the 'pull onto the lawn, hand wash and wax' a truck since college. I grew up with that being a thing, did it for a while on my first couple trucks, then completely stopped. Not sure I know anyone personally who still does it.

But I'm considering starting. I think I'll need to follow shifty`s methods in the 'so you bought a first gen' thread first to get rid of the chalk that's apparently common on white Tundras, then take care of a couple dozen little rusted rock chips, then shoot for a once-a-year full wash & wax, in addition to the pay car wash as needed.

Looks great!