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10-26-2010, 09:05 PM
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Thanks everybody! Yeah I'm so stoked I got this. I was gonna buy it last week but I went on a trip to beaverton. I was sweatin all weekend. Sucked! But now we are happily together!
10-26-2010, 09:09 PM
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Totally! I will after I pass emissions tomorrow morning. Just gotta wait one more year and I'm home free! Yeah the last owner kind of ghetto rigged it up and cut parts of the door to fit bigger speakers I guess and was too cheap to buy a seal for the windshield so it's all caulked up. Pretty much if he couldn't fix it, it's caulked.
10-27-2010, 12:18 PM
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lol
10-27-2010, 08:43 PM
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Here's some photos of Toyotas I ran into while in Haiti this past April. There were countless 80's and 90's trucks and 4runners everywhere, seriously twice as many Toyotas as any other vehicle. Most in poor shape, who knows if the oil gets changed. But they keep on going.
Here's public transportation:
Ambulance:
Land Cruiser with STOCK snorkel and bumper:
And the greatest of all. We used these little shortbed toyota's for our work trucks. On a day like this it was 5-6 wheelbarrows, 10 shovels, 4 sledgehammers, 20 gallons water, and over 20 people. The streets were often flooded or covered in rubble. The trucks were machines.
Here's public transportation:
Ambulance:
Land Cruiser with STOCK snorkel and bumper:
And the greatest of all. We used these little shortbed toyota's for our work trucks. On a day like this it was 5-6 wheelbarrows, 10 shovels, 4 sledgehammers, 20 gallons water, and over 20 people. The streets were often flooded or covered in rubble. The trucks were machines.
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10-28-2010, 02:41 PM
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Yes it was volunteer aid. With Hands On Disaster Response (now All Hands Volunteers)
http://hands.org/
Glad you can appreciate!
http://hands.org/
Glad you can appreciate!
