Our other vehicles

I know this is a Tundra site but the Ford is my favorite of the bunch!

 

69 at NJMS and Corolla XRS is the daily driver

 

I had an 05 xrs before this. Great little car. Vvtl-i kicks in way too late though.

 

No way man long travel 4wd ttb is a thing of beauty. My pops has a pretty clean powerstroke obs crew cab that might need to be mine one day. That might be the day I start a ttb long travel diesel! Or maybe one day I just buy it or one like it and use it as a tow pig.

 

2007 CLS-63. 524 HP stock. (Dyno numbers)
Sleeper with 186 MPH electronically limited top speed. (Removed)
Slightly worse MPG than the Tundra.

 

Ttb?

 

2019 Tundra TRD Sport 4X4. My land yacht aka The SS Minnow.

2004 Sport Edition 4Runner

And my favorite, 2003 SR5 Tundra....shhh don't tell the others.

 

Those ls430s are an absolute wonder to cruise in. And they’re absolutely bulletproof. My coworker has one with 300k and it still drives like new. No leaks or creaks. He’s only done regular maintenance, his father bought it new. Hell the air suspension still works

 

2014 turbo s suprsingly gets better gas miliage then the tundra

 

I agree. But a small short falling. Car gets 38 to 39 hwy, handles well, stops well and is fast enough. A great daily driver.

 

My only other vehicle is my can am outlander 570 i need some helper springs

 

Beautiful bike! Made me miss mine. I had a few when I was single and had no kids. Multistrada, 999 and a 749R I use to race up at Willow Springs. Id keep them in my living room with the 999 on tire warmers ready to charge up to Idyllwild after work. Ha! Nothing like the boom and dry clutch rattle of a Ducati!

 

My 2009 GS450h (rare thing) with only 75k miles ....& the yak!

 

Loved mine, it drove on clouds, felt like at least. That one had 140K miles when I got it, I cleaned it up cosmetically and had it for 25K miles and loved every mile. It had a ton of room in the back too, more than my ‘06 DC, perfect for kids.

 

It was an awesome truck, 250K miles and zero issues.

Agreed, I actually swapped a Dana 60 in it before I sold it. The TTB rode ROUGH, it would rattle your teeth on any dirt road, terrible design for leaf springs. Plus side? My top notch 5100’s feel like pillows after having driven the TTB for a year

 

2019 Avalon Limited.

 

My daily driver.. 2002 4Runner, all stock with 115k miles

 

I love the sound of these. The L twin rumbles so nice with the exhaust. It sure is temperamental though.

 

The Woman drives a 2013 Corolla S. She wants to get nicer wheels this year or next. Not sure what to go with yet, though she definitely wants black wheels. She's likes the blacked out look.

Not hers, but looks identical to this:

 

I did yellow Bilsteins on the front of my dad's f250. It helped the ride a ton. It's still pretty rough considering it's a leaf that swings in and out. I agree that's a silly design.


My ranger. I need to clean her up proper to try and sell it this year. Maybe I'll post good pictures then.

 

A couple of our others. 2006 Dodge 2500 Cummins (Moby)


2004 Winnebago Journey 36G "The Dog Bus"


There is also a 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee that has been retired to being towed behind the motorhome and a 2017 Highlander that is the wife's new toy. Guess who gets to drive the "older" vehicles? Wouldn't have it any other way!

 

I must be in the wrong profession and poor cause my other ride is a 1998 female...my wife. She has a 2008 BMW X3 that is a monster in the snow (better than any of the 5 Subaru’s I’ve owned) and is a fun little car. Funds are constantly diverted to the kids, the house and travels.
Miss my Legacy GT and R6 cause I CONSTANTLY have the need for speed.

 

Is that legacy a manual?

 

No. Unfortunately it was a auto with manual mode and shifter buttons. I did upgrade the turbo, exhaust and tune it so it was a full 19psi of boost all the time which was nice over any manual

 

Still a cool car. I was looking at an 07 with a stick. Looked good online, beat to hell in person.