She's heeerrreeee

Finally got her back after a long week worth or waiting! What do you guys think??

 

I think those rims and tires look very familiar...! Looks great man

 

Ha! Yes, yes they do!

 

It's my opinion that tire wheel combo looks the best on a tundra!

 

I was really worried about the offset. However it's growing on me. Still debating on fenders...

 

It gets a little dirty without flares, but I'm not sure its enough of offset to look good with flares. I don't know. If you get some, post pics!

 

Good point...if I do I'll let you know. Going to enjoy her for a little bit and decide. The mod funds are empty at the moment!

 

Bad "A"

 

We know the feeling!

 

What's your set up looks like 4 inch with toyos? What size , looks good

 

Nice lookin Tundra, C Rocker (just made that up for Castle Rock locals). I want to go with flares before spring. I get too much crap in my face and cab when I forget to roll up my windows. You will find out soon enough. heh heh.

 

Yes sir!

 

Set up is 3/1 level kit. Went with the 305/55/20's.

 

Ha, C Rocker...if it wasn't so damn cold I would have had the windows down by now! Being from Aurora you know what I'm talking about. Flares might be on the horizon, roads aren't even wet and the truck is already dirty, what?

 

Nice lookin dog by the way.

 

To make you feel better. I just got off the phone with my friend in Anchorage, AK. 41 degrees F, now. Although Anchorage temp is supposed to drop to around freezing (32) for the next week or so. When I was there in 2012 was record cold/snow. Below zero most days. Figures.

 

Thanks! She's a Great Dane/Lab mix. She also loves the room in the new crewmax. Now she can jump on the floor board instead of the seat in the old Tacoma. Quite a jump with a 6" lift.

Damn, that sounds cold. Anything below 20 degrees anymore is just brutal.

 

Geez man, that's stupid cold!! I would die.

 

I flew up to Conoco Philips site in Kuparuk in Feb of "12". -72 degrees. http://alaska.conocophillips.com/who-we-are/alaska-operations/Pages/kuparuk.aspx

After that job, went a couple miles north to BP's Milne Point facility :

Can't get any further north.

 

Santa? Lol

 

This was our housing at Milne Point. We actually had Sat TV. I could eat prime rib/ steak every day if I wanted.
By the way, all the Ford trucks have Good Year Dura Tracs. (Trucks are never turned off or at least left plugged in. Diesel would gel in a few minutes)

 

If you look close , all the buildings are on "stilts". No building can come into contact with the tundra. Enviro regs.

 

Yeah I was just going to ask about the stilts.

 

Here's another shot taken at Milne Point. at least you don't have to work outside. What's crazy is , now is the busy time up there. Winter. When Spring comes everything thaws out. Can't drive on a river in the spring. A lot of well sites are only reachable in the winter by frozen river. Looks like a nice day doesn't it? Do you see any body outside?