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- #61
Appreciate it brotha. Slow going, but moving forward.
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10Sep25
Been driving it to work this week, definitely noticed the difference with the bigger heavier tires on there. A little less get up and go, fuel economy took a dive as expected, so it’s whatever. Co-worker got bit by the Land Cruiser bug, and scooped up a pretty clean early 200 series.
Been driving it to work this week, definitely noticed the difference with the bigger heavier tires on there. A little less get up and go, fuel economy took a dive as expected, so it’s whatever. Co-worker got bit by the Land Cruiser bug, and scooped up a pretty clean early 200 series.
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The 100 series is such a perfect size.
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I dig it for sure, fits our needs just fine. I do like the cooled seats on the 200, for those 90 plus degree days here in Missouri.
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12Sep25
Not a lightning guy, but the OEM fog lenses are pretty beat up. Picked up some 3D printed 100 Series fog light housings via the mud classifieds, and some Rigid whatever these are. Gonna give em a shot.
Not a lightning guy, but the OEM fog lenses are pretty beat up. Picked up some 3D printed 100 Series fog light housings via the mud classifieds, and some Rigid whatever these are. Gonna give em a shot.
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Not a lightning guy, but I’ll take it! Night shots
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Became a grandfather this past December, so naturally I had to pick up this used 18 Tundra, to accommodate my granddaughter’s car seat.
Congrats, sir! I found myself with a significantly expanded role in the life of a 5 year old grandson, so we bought him a 100 Series for me to drive
Booster seat not included but we found one.
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Congrats to you on that expanded role. Can’t wait to get those calls from my daughter to pickup my granddaughter, and take her for the day or more. Our 100 Series isn’t going anywhere, just needed the bigger crew max over my old 1st Gen Tundra.Congrats, sir! I found myself with a significantly expanded role in the life of a 5 year old grandson, so we bought him a 100 Series for me to drive
Booster seat not included but we found one.
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Quick job yesterday while it wasn’t 0°, and not snowing. Hood bulge was pretty rough on my new to me Tundra, was cracked on two of the three mounting points, clips were cracked too, so I Took the opportunity to swap out that hood bulge after work. Looks good, I dig it, on to the next.
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TCPO store 2. Time to drop some cash.
So cute but also so tiny! My son was 10lbs when he was born and didn’t fit any of the newborn clothes we brought for him. Goes by so fast!
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Time is definitely a thief, our little granddaughter was about a month early, spent about 3 weeks in the NICU, but she’s finally putting on some weight. Super stoked she’s turning that corner!
That’s awesome, kids are a blessing!
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100%….my new gig, is to spoil the heck out of her!
Old post and photo, but I just noticed that you might have had a coolant leak dripping down onto your driver's side cat (there are two coolant hoses above it that go to the rear heater core). Hope I'm wrong
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Yessir, squared away a while ago. Good eye!Old post and photo, but I just noticed that you might have had a coolant leak dripping down onto your driver's side cat (there are two coolant hoses above it that go to the rear heater core). Hope I'm wrong
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8Feb26
Sun was out, so the 22 year old exhaust is out, new OEM unit is in. Nice and quiet for the first time in a while. New gaskets, hardware, and clamp as well, had to reuse the damper and shield, so we’ll see how that goes.
Sun was out, so the 22 year old exhaust is out, new OEM unit is in. Nice and quiet for the first time in a while. New gaskets, hardware, and clamp as well, had to reuse the damper and shield, so we’ll see how that goes.
