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MidwestRegional events, meets and local discussions in the Midwest States.
ND, SD, MN, WI, MI, NE, IA, IL, IN, OH, MO, KS
This is a discussion thread titled "Welcome To The Midwest Forum!", within the Midwest forum, part of the News and Events category.
Can a transplanted Mid-Westerner vote?? Born and raised in KS and graduated from Kansas State University......Now residing in the heart of hurricane country..North Carolina.
Of course you can vote, Shawn! I'm also a transplanted Mid-Westerner. Born and raised in south central Indiana, lived in SoCal for 26 years, and now enjoying life in Austin, Texas. BTW...my roommate was born and raised in Kansas and graduated from K-State in '74.
Of course you can vote, Shawn! I'm also a transplanted Mid-Westerner. Born and raised in south central Indiana, lived in SoCal for 26 years, and now enjoying life in Austin, Texas. BTW...my roommate was born and raised in Kansas and graduated from K-State in '74.
~MS
MS,
I knew there was something peculiar about ya!....transplant myself....born and raised in east/central Indiana and now stuck in god-awful NJ!! but hopefully not for long!
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2004 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4X4 (7844A), Phantom Grey Pearl, All weather guard package, fog lamps,keyless entry, 17" AA wheels, towing package, color-keyed overfenders, 4.1mm Limited Slip Diffy, Delux 3-in-1 JBL stereo, privacy glass, floor mats with sill protectors, bed extender
Hi, I am a new member and justed wanted to introduce myself.
I live in Milwaukee, WI
Just bearly in my garage is a 03 Tundra Stepside Limited 4x4 Pearl Grey, leather interior, with a few simple mod's. I.e. Lund bug shield, skid plate, rear window louvers, front window rain deflectors, Truxedo Bed Cover, heated seats, chrome grill (SR5 style), OEM Towing package, and a K&N Air Filter. Picture is posted under Berk's 03 Tundra Stepside.
I also tow a 25' Timberlodge Trailer that weighs in at 5000 lbs. unloaded. Loaded without carrying fresh, grey or black water, approx. 5400 lbs.
I enjoy reading the posts, and have learned a great deal from this forum. I have followed it for two years and just signed on as a paid member this past week.
Welcome to the best reginal board on TS! LOL I am sure there will be a Texan or someone out there say I am being biased but oh, well! Feel free to post any midwest news here! I am hopeing once my daughters horse riding scedule slows down to get a GTG. If you have any plans for one feel free to post it!
2005 Sienna LE 8 PAX, White, Full Curtain airbags, Tow prep package, VSC, Rear Disk brakes, rear audio, aftermarket entertainment center(will be bought soon)
I'm a proud Toyota Bigot!!!
Midwesterners checkout the midwest forum!Click here
Hello everyone. I have ben in Hancock County for the past couple years. Before that, California. I work on the wind turbines and travel all over the states, from NY, Ill, Mn, Ne, CA and one side of Canada to the other.
I was amazed to find a Toyota dealership in Mason City. When I was in westerm Iowa the closest was in Sioux Falls.
Hello all you Midwesterners out there, I am a transplant from SoCal, been here in Indianapolis for 15 yrs now and love it here. I still go back to CA a few times a year to see family but that is about all I can take of that state and it is good to get back to the Midwest. Would love to hear from others here in Indiana and maybe check out some rides. Does the Midwest group have any gatherings or ?
Hello all you Midwesterners out there, I am a transplant from SoCal, been here in Indianapolis for 15 yrs now and love it here. I still go back to CA a few times a year to see family but that is about all I can take of that state and it is good to get back to the Midwest. Would love to hear from others here in Indiana and maybe check out some rides. Does the Midwest group have any gatherings or ?
Rick
to TS.com and The MidWest Forum RBeau1954!!!! I am the Midatlantic forum mod but am originally from Indiana now stuck in New Jersey I miss the Hoosier hospitality and general friendliness of the people there. There's nothing but anger and hostility out here Can't wait to get out but probably not back to Indy...looking to go further northeast into the beautiful Vermont mountainside! We like the cooler weather there and the slower pace.....anyway welcome Hoosier!!
__________________ Pistol Pete #1 COLTS fan!!!!
2004 Toyota Tundra Double Cab 4X4 (7844A), Phantom Grey Pearl, All weather guard package, fog lamps,keyless entry, 17" AA wheels, towing package, color-keyed overfenders, 4.1mm Limited Slip Diffy, Delux 3-in-1 JBL stereo, privacy glass, floor mats with sill protectors, bed extender
2005 Sienna LE 8 PAX, White, Full Curtain airbags, Tow prep package, VSC, Rear Disk brakes, rear audio, aftermarket entertainment center(will be bought soon)
I'm a proud Toyota Bigot!!!
Midwesterners checkout the midwest forum!Click here
I am a new member to this forum and to Toyota Tundra's in general. We traded our '03 Odyssey for an '05 Tundra DC SR5 4x4 in August. So far we love the truck and its flexiblity to haul cargo and people. I am planning to get the bed Line-X'd in a week. Anyone here in MN have that done to their Tundra and what was your experience? We use to own (2) Ford F-150's and later had kids and decided a minivan was the thing to do. After 2 years living with a minivan we came to the realization that althought the Odyssey is an awesome people and cargo hauler it was just not suited for country roads (we live in the Rockford area) and snow. I would like to know what engine modifications I can do to increase more HP and torque. I have read many post on this forum to stay away from modifying or changing out the stock air intake because the aftermarket parts do not perform as advertised. So what else can one do to increase performance without spending over $500?
I am a new member to this forum and to Toyota Tundra's in general. We traded our '03 Odyssey for an '05 Tundra DC SR5 4x4 in August. So far we love the truck and its flexiblity to haul cargo and people. I am planning to get the bed Line-X'd in a week. Anyone here in MN have that done to their Tundra and what was your experience? We use to own (2) Ford F-150's and later had kids and decided a minivan was the thing to do. After 2 years living with a minivan we came to the realization that althought the Odyssey is an awesome people and cargo hauler it was just not suited for country roads (we live in the Rockford area) and snow. I would like to know what engine modifications I can do to increase more HP and torque. I have read many post on this forum to stay away from modifying or changing out the stock air intake because the aftermarket parts do not perform as advertised. So what else can one do to increase performance without spending over $500?
Thanks.
John
Welcome aboard John! This forum as you have already found out is great! If you have any questions about bed liners PM 123Gone. Good luck with your truck and make sure you continue using the search feature to find out info!
2005 Sienna LE 8 PAX, White, Full Curtain airbags, Tow prep package, VSC, Rear Disk brakes, rear audio, aftermarket entertainment center(will be bought soon)
I'm a proud Toyota Bigot!!!
Midwesterners checkout the midwest forum!Click here
Once a Mid-Westerner, Always a Mid-Westerner
A new member
Feel free to post any midwest news here! I am hopeing once my daughters horse riding scedule slows down to get a GTG. If you have any plans for one feel free to post it!
to TS.com and The MidWest Forum RBeau1954!!!! I am the Midatlantic forum mod but am originally from Indiana now stuck in New Jersey 
I miss the Hoosier hospitality and general friendliness of the people there. There's nothing but anger and hostility out here 
Can't wait to get out but probably not back to Indy...looking to go further northeast into the beautiful Vermont mountainside! We like the cooler weather there and the slower pace.....anyway welcome Hoosier!! 
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