Love in a tundra

I don’t expect many people to find this, but if you do, welcome

This tread is about a new relationship that has started in my life with an amazing man. Within the first few weeks of us being together he bought a project truck for us to work on together. I have always wanted to learn more about trucks and he’s always wanted a v8. He wants to teach me everything he can about the truck, and I am eager to learn.

I only see him a few times a week and only get to work on the truck every other weekend due to work schedule conflicts. But, I plan on updating this page every time we see each other to work on the truck.

With everything being said…welcome to love in a tundra

 

That's just awesome!

 

Nice. Post some pics of the truck as you go along.

 

Glad to hear this project has brought you two closer together.

Feel free to post your updates and ask about anything which requires a better explanation than what was provided.

Also, just let us know how things are going in general.

 

Hmm, I don't know that the Standard Cab is going to work for you two...

 

photos of the beast itself

 

Get in line, everyone loves Noah!
@TundraGirl2

Looking forward to your point of view on the build.

 

Sounds like a lot of fun and a good way to learn. Looking forward to watching the build!

 

That’s cool! I made love in my Tundra the other day. Not quite the same thing you’re talking about, but close enough.

 

watch it I’ll hate to beat your ass

same difference

 

Ok fine!

 

I come looking for porn. Much disappointment.

 

I mean, reg cab just means more bed. Beds are good for lots of things, including making the kids, and having a place to toss 'em after.

 

I have to admit my mind was in a COMPLETELY different place when I originally read the title. LOL

 

Count yourself lucky you didn't start this thread on a Friday...

 

No kids for me!! I really don’t want any.

 

Well now,,, Good On the both of Ya!!!. Please let us know how the truck is getting into what ever shape and direction y’all put it in?? and best of luck!!!

 

Right now we’re just trying to get it to run properly. It’s a 2000 and I’m pretty sure most of the parts haven’t been changed or cleaned since they were put on the truck. Once the engine and everything under the hood is squared away we’re going to turn it into a towing rig for a camper.

 

Wait, did we discuss the lack of a tailgate yet?

 

You might have on the crackhead post but I haven’t really mentioned it.

 

Highly likely the previous owner sold it for crack.

 

It was a farm truck before so who know. It could have been sold for crack by the guy we bought it from though.

 

9/27 This weekend we weren’t able to do much due to parts not being here. However, I did pressure wash some things and helped Noah find his sanity again when he got trusted after putting everything back together and realizing he still had bolts left over. I’m just glad the timing belt is back on and everything is starting to look better. We still haven’t heard anything from Toyota on the new frame but it could be a good bit before we do.

On the other hand he took me to buy my first gun and let me do some target practice at his house. Super bummed that my gun kept jamming (not ejecting shells correctly) but I took it back and they’re sending it off to be cleaned and inspected.

He also showed me how to change the oil in his Corolla. Super appreciative that someone would take time and walk me through step by step on projects. He’s kind and doesn’t get frustrated with me. It’s a breath of fresh air from my last relationship which was abusive and toxic. I am beyond lucky to have this man in my life.

 

If you’re interested, this is his thread.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/crackhead-resurrection.94083/

 

I remember every little thing
As if it happened only yesterday

 

I was nodding until the making the kids part. Fify

 

Love in a Tundra....

Don't do it while driving. Thats all I can say from experience.

 

I'm reading the title and singing the song