scuba's 1999 Tacoma Build-Up Thread
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Build a shop.. In your back yard..? Out of what?
It'd probably take a good 3 solid days working on it too, btw. Idk if your parent would appreciate looking at my pos for that time..
It'd probably take a good 3 solid days working on it too, btw. Idk if your parent would appreciate looking at my pos for that time..
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I live at my Grandmothers house, and i have a huge yard with many places to do it... with no problem. Im thinking a PVC frame with plastic over and around it i suspect that would run about $200 plus. But if you really wanted to do it yourself... i have a spot! itd be cool i could do mine in there too... Just sayin. Its not a pos either man i told you how i feel.
Edit: note to that as well it would probably only take a good 5 hours to construct at my best guess. and it would be built to the side of a standing wood shed
Edit: note to that as well it would probably only take a good 5 hours to construct at my best guess. and it would be built to the side of a standing wood shed
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Thanks dude! I appreciate that.
I figured you'd suggest PVC and plastic/ tarp.. Hmm. Well I will keep this in mind. I'd want to pull the bed so I could get behind the cab too.. Just saying. I'll let you know..
I live at my Grandmothers house, and i have a huge yard with many places to do it... with no problem. Im thinking a PVC frame with plastic over and around it i suspect that would run about $200 plus. But if you really wanted to do it yourself... i have a spot! itd be cool i could do mine in there too... Just sayin. Its not a pos either man i told you how i feel.
Edit: note to that as well it would probably only take a good 5 hours to construct at my best guess. and it would be built to the side of a standing wood shed
Edit: note to that as well it would probably only take a good 5 hours to construct at my best guess. and it would be built to the side of a standing wood shed
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Hahaha its been in my mind for a while, i really want to do mine too. Thats kind of the idea behind this all. It gives me a reason.
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I do however have a set of eagle alloy 101's in the 16 X 3.75BS that will be painted black and will be used to mount my 35s here in the next couple months..
This is them:
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Just to prove I do wash my truck and take care of the finish.. Washed her yesterday, got up semi early while I still had shade and polished and waxed her..
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wow is that the same truck .. i think thats the only pic ive seen of your truck clean .. and i keep telling my self i need to do the same to mine , just never do .
Looks good bro ..
Looks good bro ..
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And thanks buddy. I suppose my frugal spending and hasty build up is due to the fact I don't have too much financial responsibility around the house.. I mean.. My parents are fine supporting me and whatnot as long as I'm still in school and making good grades.. Can't wait to see yours done up!
Thanks man!
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The dual case adapter came tonight! As stated before, this adapter goes between my stock transfercase and the crawl box..
I still need the front adapter (trans to crawl box), a 4.7 gear set, a couple couplers, an input shaft, and a dual stick setup for my rear case.
http://www.inchwormgear.com/store/pr...products_id=72
Still haven't torn down the 85 case.. couldn't get the rear flange nut off.. I know
Anyway.. I'll update soon..
I still need the front adapter (trans to crawl box), a 4.7 gear set, a couple couplers, an input shaft, and a dual stick setup for my rear case.
http://www.inchwormgear.com/store/pr...products_id=72
Still haven't torn down the 85 case.. couldn't get the rear flange nut off.. I know
Anyway.. I'll update soon..