mndsm's new... (toy)olla!

I have no strict schedule. I barely know what I'm doing in an hour.

That's the life.

That's my life in general. Work is the only constant. The rest is luck.

Eight pages and you just picked up the car, lol

Hey now, I picked it up halfway through page 7. Granted I picked up the wheels for it at the beginning of page 7.....

I have spent the evening wrenching with my brothers and their friends. And by wrenching I mean I spent the time drinking beer to dull the pain of watching these hickbillies do an oil change. It hurt to go down to that level. No one got why I bought a Toyota wagon with a set of enkeis. One of their friends got so loaded he about fell over. The other one, that works at a parts store, couldn't figure out why he was having inconsistent idling issues on a 72 chevelle with a 4 barrel holley that sat with fuel in it for two years. Now I would have been able.to diagnose it for sure, but he has an ignition lock bac tester cause he's stupid....

Haha

Someone should make this into a movie.

Did you get one of these for your trip back?

escort1991 wrote: Did you get one of these for your trip back?

I forgot that sticker even existed. I should have

Also guize, escort is another MN local. He's cool. He somehow thinks I know what I'm doing.

I think you need another giant Jackie Chan sticker for a side window.

MN people are weird :P

Excited to see what you do with this thing, hopefully see you around at the secret Target more often.

1kris06 wrote: I think you need another giant Jackie Chan sticker for a side window.

Jackie is retired. I have other plans.

And James, I am at secret target like 14 times a week.

So, I went and got lost again. I remember why I like cars like this. After I went to johnnies resteraunt supply and did not get Butterfinger pb cups (which demolish any other peunut butter cup on earth, including Reese's) I sorta just wandered off. What was most interesting to me was the random sightings. An ms3 here, a gdb sti there. Now I'm in a 400$ corolla and not worth waving to, but it was nice to see something other the. Hickbilly rigs. But the whole time, she was right there with me. While she has a fee quirks that bely her age, she really is a good farm if they weren't predicting snow on my way home, I'd probably throw the rs2s on her and go bombing.

Funny thing is, I see Toyolla wagons ALL OVER THE PLACE around here. It's funny that particular models are more popular in certain parts of the country.

Funny how I never would have thought these things had potential until this thread. Lowered on enkeis should be pretty sweet.

mndsm wrote: if they weren't predicting snow on my way home, I'd probably throw the rs2s on her and go bombing.

Just do it anyway! It'll melt quick....you know you want to!

Hey those tires on the enkeis are all seasons. They do ok in light snow

failboat wrote: Hey those tires on the enkeis are all seasons. They do ok in light snow

Lalalala I can't hear you!

Good news! I've met sky render for tacos and beer. He's quite the gentleman. We discussed cars. Ate burritos that apparently cal ripken approves of, and consumed dos equis ambers. I quite like the mustang. He misses the corolla. He approves of miyuki s new shoes..... Which is good.[URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/mndsm/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-10/IMG_20141029_190208_zpsv4cg7zrk.jpg.html][/URL]

He should be an ok guy, I'm pretty sure he used to own a turbo dodge.

moparman76_69 wrote: He should be an ok guy, I'm pretty sure he used to own a turbo dodge.

Yep, I had "Dusty the Duster."

He did. He was telling me stories! I saw pictures. I was impressed.