Toyota made in Japan

4 Mar 2009

Well, the issue here is I don't have cable at my mother in law's anymore to watch Judge Joe Brown, and I don't have it at home either. But I've come up with a new idea: to install a satellite dish on top of my old 1970 Toyota truck. Surprisingly, as I was already inside turning the dish with my hand through a hole in the roof, I got a clear signal.

4 Mar 2009

I don't know why, but I like your sense of humor.

4 Mar 2009

Just to be a pedant, that's a satellite phone attenna
the lack of windows helps the signal somehow

4 Mar 2009

I don't know why either. Could you tell me why? Never met him/her. Rocc knows one of the why cousins.
"Why I oughta"

4 Mar 2009

Quote by lexylove
I don't know why, but I like your sense of humor.

Feeling ok Lexy?

5 Mar 2009

Funny pic, and I like how they painted over the rust recently.

9 Mar 2009

I damaged my van roof by owning a Satellite Dish, Rocco. I had to kill the rust by painting this van yellow.

Have you ever wondered how I installed this satellite dish on my van roof? The reason I do this is because a satellite dish needs a clear line of sight, which means no trees in the way –I move my van- or any other obstruction, so I put the dish up as high as possible. But how do I make it stay on my van roof? The process may surprise you:

I pulled out my ladder and satellite equipment and climbed right up on van. The next thing I did was to take out the dish mount and a drill to bolt the mount to the roof. Hold it right there! Finally, I’m sealing the roof and bolts with water resistant tar.