What have you stuffed in the back of your Toy pickup

well this week was fishing week for me


Small boat













I can do better













Bigger boat

 

Son of bit-ch i hate spelling sh-it wrong.

 

I've had motorcycles, engines, 100s of loads of scrap metal, gravel, dirt, 12+ tires, a set of 35x12.5s, dodge doors and fenders, used it to move a few times, drove pizzas with it for a year, it's hauled lots. ill find some various pics later

 

Who have I stuffed in the back of my Toyota pickup?

 

just my 4wheeler.........

 

helped a few people move but the heaviest I think has been hauling hay.

 

^ nice

 

That's a badass Hilux. Got more pics?

 

What are we hauling?....................@$$!!!!!

 

gotta start somewhere



still a fair amount of room with the set of 37x12.50 15's so....




added a set of 38.5 13.5x15 on top.

figure the tires were close to 600lb or so. Nothing close to the above hilux!

and before you ask what I know you are all wondering... no they wont fit on the Stout...



I tried...

 

I decline to answer this question, on the grounds that I might incriminate myself in current and future law enforcement investigations.

 

more here http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/introduce-yourself-3/new-guy-83-4x4-7743/

and this was what it looked like the last I saw it. I sold it and it ran around town for awhile then ended up in the yard and I never found out why.

 

Always sad to see a hilux in the yards. But hopefully somebody picks it clean.

 

I guess I have less photos of the truck loaded down than I thought. But heres a few I could find.





Heres my old 92 hauling a bike from work to a bike show in Seattle. Was some ugly girls ducati

 

Mine was red like that after a good buffing, it had been repainted before I got it and oxidised so bad you could draw in it with your finger I buffed through and ended up with shiny primer so I bomb canned it.

 

3 bikes ('90 suzuki VX800, '77 GS400, and GT185) ~1200lbs + 300lbs of parts +350lb of me and wifey. air shocks are completely deflated in the pix for loading.



moving 300 miles. best guess ~ 6k lbs including trailer and contents. Yes the trailer has brakes, no I wouldn't recommend it. this was the second time, the first time I had a queen size bed on the back of the truck (not that it helped aero) and it was 105f out. that was a long hot trip.

 

I took my dirtbike to the powerline roads today. Ill post a pic with it loaded up.

 

Here's a pic. More on my page.

 

5 40+ lbs pallets and still have tons of travel!

 

I stuffed a fat girl in the back, but nobody wants pictures of that