The MACHO TACO

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Made the top 50 for TTC 2010 , but didn't make the top 10 :

 

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Truckhaven 2010 :

 

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The new grade 9 bolts for the u-bolt plate

 

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Motino Wash :

 

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[whippersnapper02]

Awesome in the pics and even more awesome in person.

 

[Nathan]

Wow, such an awesome truck. Thanks for posting it here.

 

[Konaborne]

I've drooled over your build in TTORA/PB for awhile now

awesome build man

 

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Awesome in the pics and even more awesome in person.

Thanks a bunch whippersnapper ! ! ! . I appreciate the kind words sir ! ! !

Wow, such an awesome truck. Thanks for posting it here.

Thank you ! ! ! . No problem :thumbsup:

I've drooled over your build in TTORA/PB for awhile now

awesome build man

Thanks a lot Konaborne ! ! ! ! ! :thumbsup:

 

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A buddy and I running Sledgehammer at night . Mine's the one in the front :

 

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Then I sold my 42s to a guy in Virginia . So my Son and I took them off The Macho Taco :

And sent them on their way to in my buddy's big rig :

They were received by the new owner in Virginia and mounted on to his rig :

 

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Then I bought the first set of 43" TSL/SXs in California :

 

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I also ordered a set of Trail Ready HD beadlock wheels . I gotta say of all the beadlocked wheels I've ever had , these were by far the easiest to put together . I've had Allieds , OMFs and Off-Road Overstock and none were as easy to bolt up as these :

 

[ae111black]

Yikes! Some big meats! Sweet build I really like the "canopy" out back!

 

[Tacoma fan]

awesome truck man...:thumbsup:

 

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Thanks a lot guys ! ! ! :thumbsup:

 

[ae111black]

Thanks a lot guys ! ! ! :thumbsup:

Cool Sight in your sig too, is that your websight?

 

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Cool Sight in your sig too, is that your websight?

Thanks a bunch ! ! ! :thumbsup: . . . Yes sir , it is .

 

[ae111black]

Thanks a bunch ! ! ! :thumbsup: . . . Yes sir , it is .

Wow that's awesome! I wanna see someone build a SAS kit for a second gen Tacoma that doesn't involve 10+ inches of lift.