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Halloween isn't that big of a deal out here anymore, but Thanksgiving is! We're gonna deep fry a turkey, and have all the kids and family down to our house. It is gonna be nice. The wife makes great pumpkin pie, and sweet potato casseroles...

My wife has a Sienna. No idea how many miles she has on it, but I'm going to guess it has almost as many as my truck, if not more. She's been hauling the boys to and from basketball, soccer, baseball and football almost non-stop it seems like. Pretty nice van. She likes it.

I have a Tacoma and it's served me well. Plenty of strength for towing and hauling. Looks good too.

I have 190,000+ on my Toyota Tacoma. The only modifications it has right now is a customized hitch for the cattle car and a winch for pulling the boys out of the mud when they get stuck. Considering putting a plow on it and lights on the top, but i'm only going to do that if I get the 2011 truck.

Are there any pictures of this new truck available?

I have a 2005 Toyota Tocoma with 190,000+ miles on it. It has a custom hitch and winch on it. The hitch is for the cattle trailer, and the winch is for towing my boys out of the mud. LOL. I'm thinking of adding a plow to it and lights on the top of it for early morning plowing. I'm only going to...

People always attack products that are built solid when they break down. The Toyota vehicles are built so solid that they never break down and they run until the owner finally gives up on trying to kill it. People do not expect this same level of perfection from the GMC trucks or other types of...

I have 190,000 on my 2005 Toyota Tacoma. I do a lot of driving from the farm to the city and my sons were using my truck until they got their own trucks. Talk about racking up the miles. At least they learned to put gas in it. HAHA!

A hybrid truck would be pretty cool. They'd just have to find a way to make sure that it still has the power of the gasoline truck. Can't have a truck without towing capabilities. Wouldn't be able to get the supplies to and from the farm.

Personally, I am a Colts fan too, ToyotaPitty. I've been a fan much longer than Payton's been on the team though.

It is! then if the team wins, or even if they don't, we all go off and get icecream and party on someone's property. :) winning is good, but the sport and effort is most important in high school sports. (at least my wife says so.)

when we 4x4 race, we simply go for it, not as scientific or flashy as this race was. Certainly fewer spectators.

I like the one with the Subaru pulling the semi-truck! kinda hard to believe, but interesting none the less. As for the one above this post, haha! i don't think he realized the hole was so deep.

That's rather cool. That'd be good for long fishing trips or hunting trips.

My cows seem to ignore them for the most part. But the dogs, oh the noise they make with the coyotes around. I never have to worry about the cows or the chickens with those dogs around. Gotta keep them inside when the deer come around though. They like to chase them, and I'm worried about those...

I have a couple of Toyotas and they've never given me trouble. And I put my trucks through hell.

Hello. How are you? I'm glad to find a group of people who enjoy the Toyota like I do!

Wow, I'm glad everyone is okay, ToyotaPitty. I had a truck that saved me once. I was driving and a deer jumped out in front of me. I hit it doing 65 miles an hour. The deer ended up coming up and almost over the hood. If I had been in a smaller vehicle, the deer would have gone all the way over...

I'm planning on putting lights on the top of my 2005 Tundra so I can see what I'm doing in the early morning. Any ideas as to what I might need to do to make this a reality and what types light riggings would be best to flood the way infront of me.

I was looking around for Toyota Tundra commercials and I found this commercial and figured it could be my family and my farm... http://www.youtube.com/user/ToyotaUSA?feature=pyv&ad=5484444404&kw=toyota%20truck%20commercial#p/u/0/wAjkkjF7xfk