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Folks...its called an addiction.

"HI my name is Derek and i am addicted to building my toyota"

I mean c'mon...even when i dont have any money....I still find a way to get my "fix...

 

LOL!!!! Yeah I was thinking that I could start working on fixing all the little things like burned out bulbs and stuff. I reconnected the wire to the cig lighter since it didn't work and that was the only thing on the truck that wasn't working...... now everything works. I actually think I'll stop adding things to the rig for the time being. Maybe this spring I'll do some more to it when wheeling season starts back up.

 

There you go....put some cash aside then you dont have to worry about how you are going to pay for all that stuff your going to break next season......

 

It's never enough till something breaks... lol but that's a minor setback.

 

When you stop breathing.

 

when my bank account is empty... I would rather eat crappy food and not go out anywhere (that costs money) to be able to save up money to mod my truck

 

no end in sight. Once I'm content with a vehicle something has to change but usually its small things once the major work is done, say swapping out the seats and changing the dash, etc.

 

In the past, I would build a car, play with it for a couple months, sell it, build another car and repeat.

That was a viscious cycle, an expensive one at that. I always get bored with my projects after I "finish" them and play with them for a few months. The yota I actually plan on keeping around for a while though.

By the time its "done" if ever, it'll be a doomsday machine. Bulletproof, armored and capable to go anywhere I need it to.

Plus for some reason I've always wanted an old Yota to play with, always liked them but been to involved in racing/fast cars to play with an older truck.