Try to not let the frame of that Tacoma bang a speed bump ---- might break it. :shrug:

 

I'm sorry I read bacon taco--:lol:

 

That sounds like a better buy to me......JMO.

 

hahah wow thats a lot of hate in a few posts


congrats! got any pics of it?

 

Sorry if it came across that way.............I know that the Tacoma has had issues with the frame. And for me, the bacon taco just sounds good!


No offense intended or inferred.

 

thats ok let them hate lol im still keeping the canyon to... heres some pics

 

i was told to carry extra bags and fittings and stuff whats should i keep in there?

 

i actually worked with a guy who had an older tacoma that had rot on the frame and toyota replaced the frame for free and he didnt have any kind of warentee or anything

 

I'd still would rather have a Mexican taco than a Japanese taco

 

ive never had a bagged truck but my best advise would be dont drag the shit out of it. It just fucks them up. Once in a while yea go for it but make it a rare thing and the truck should hold up for a long time.

 

yea i dont really plan on doin much dragging thats how the roll pan and tailgate got messed up the kid said... ill probably do some body work and paint and try to keep it fresh

 

i like it.

 

Looks awesome

 

Good looking truck man, taco's look so sick laid out.

Is it bodied? Looks way too low to just be bagged- I think I see pinch on the ground in a few pics...

 

yea i think its bodied also...

 

the interior kinda gives it away of being bodied.

reeeeely looks like the floor was raised...

 

yeah, haha... didn't really look at the interior pic :doh:

 

sick looking truck

 

Very nice

 

good looking truck, good luck driving it around nyc. i'm sure you'll be feeling the potholes.

 

Looks really good man! I would say keep a few fittings and some extra line in the truck, I only know one guy who carries an extra bag, but its certainly not a bad idea to do.

I don't know how deep into air suspension you are, but if you have any friends that are into it I would ask someone else (who knows what to look for) to get under it and look at the work done to the frame. Since we can't see the suspension I have no idea of the quality of work done.

I just would hate to see you buy someone else's headache and be stuck with something thats going to fall apart as soon as you drive away. I'm not knocking the truck, cause it looks clean, I would give this advice to anyone buying someone elses work.

Where in NY is the truck? I'm just surprised I haven't seen it at any shows. I know not everyone who bodies a truck does it for shows, but most people who put that much time and effort into a truck want to show it off, and I go to A LOT of shows.

 

Yea I don't know much about bagging work looks clean though but that's about as much as I know and the kid with the truck lives in long island

 

Is changing a bag somthin u could do on the side of the road if somthin happened or are u stranded?

 

ya its possible

lowrado (derak) from TX had to change his on the side of the road b/c his front rubbed through and it blew.

 

swapping a bag is just 3 bolts (in most cases) and an air line. The hard part is getting the truck off the ground to get to it. Hopefully, it has check valves, so you can still pick the other 3 corners up and get a jack under it.

If the bags are all installed correctly with no rubbing, they'll last longer than the truck, so hopefully you'll never have to worry about it. I do carry a spare bag, airline, fittings, and valve diaphrams when I got on a long trip. Around town I take my chances- haven't had a failure leave me stranded yet.

 

just know what you are getting yourself into. here is the link on s10forum.com from when the guy got the truck a couple months ago.

The Choco Taco - S-10 Forum

 

^^^^ Wow thanks man gota love the Internet talked
To the guy and he said he fixed the front issues

 

no problem man, just wanted to show just in case there was anything bad in there that he wasn't telling you