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http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/heres-what-a-toyota-truck-looks-like-after-1-000-000-mi-1776141464
1,000,000 miles on a Tundra.
Who's Cruiser is closest?
1,000,000 miles on a Tundra.
Who's Cruiser is closest?
I remember seeing that when he was at 950K.... what kind of job does he do having to drive that much... that is wild. I can see a long haul truck driver but long haul tundra driver??
The original article said it was a V8 but now I see it is the V6 truck. And now toyota has given him a new truck.... reminds me of that "Married with Children" episode
So I woke up at 3:30am the other night to the sound of squeaky toys in my back yard. Lots of them. The squeaks were interspersed with the unmistakable sounds of animals trying to kill each other. During this, I heard a soft thud. In the morning, we found a 20' long maple branch on the ground. It had ripped off the tree about 50'+ up right at the truck. Probably 4" diameter there. All the leaves were green and healthy. I'm guessing that was the thud. It tore right through a small Japanese maple and ripped off 2/3 of it. No dead animals on the ground and no blood trails that I could find. The broken branch was the lowest on the tree and didn't overhang any other trees except the 4' Jap Maple.
What the hell kind of animal squeaks like that? I can't think of anything around here that would weigh enough to break that healthy branch even if there were 4-5 of them. No bears around here.
What the hell kind of animal squeaks like that? I can't think of anything around here that would weigh enough to break that healthy branch even if there were 4-5 of them. No bears around here.
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el Chupacabra!!!
from the Wikipedias:
"Physical descriptions of the creature vary. It is purportedly a heavy creature, the size of a small bear, with a row of spines reaching from the neck to the base of the tail."
from the Wikipedias:
"Physical descriptions of the creature vary. It is purportedly a heavy creature, the size of a small bear, with a row of spines reaching from the neck to the base of the tail."
Well, duh. But I'd like to give the wife a plausible explanation that won't frighten her and force us to relocate.
I wasn't anywhere near your home, I resent that! It was probably just witchcraft or voodoo, nothing to worry.
Toyota Land Cruisers provide emergency signal in Outback
is there anything cruisers can't do
Oh and @JohnVee this was most likely your problem
is there anything cruisers can't do
Oh and @JohnVee this was most likely your problem
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It was those pesky high school kids behind you. They probably had an after prom party
Is there a local source for grade 8 bolts? I'm doing a seatbelt install and need a few slightly longer bolts to attach it to my rollbar...
Fastenal is where I go for mine.
Ace / Town and Country! Fastenal is great, but I've had to buy large quantities before there.
Thanks man - I had heard of the store, but never been. I've generally ordered online anything I couldnt' find at Ace or HD
Edit: Ramon, you say they have grade 8 at Ace?
Edit: Ramon, you say they have grade 8 at Ace?
Close to you is also tractor supply. They have them. Suggest using fine thread.
EDIT: a little farther to drive but farmers hardware in Kernersville (out highway 150) has a very nice bolt collection. In downtown gso there is automotive fasteners .... They have f'ing everything .... My last couple trips to fastenal left me disappointed.
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Cool. I'll go to Tractor Supply. Thanks
Sold by the pound until you get into metric or fine thread .... then they have those ridiculous little bags with 2 bolts in them for $x.xx a piece.
Stan raises a good point though, James ..... if you're okay with SAE course thread grade 8 you can purchase by the pound for less $.
Stan raises a good point though, James ..... if you're okay with SAE course thread grade 8 you can purchase by the pound for less $.
