Broyotas

Lexusbstrdchild

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So awhile back, I remember someone on here using the phrase "Broyota." Can't remember who, so my question is how is it pronounced? Is it a "Bro yota," or is it a "Broy ota?" Random I know, just been buggin me. :hiding:
 
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White Oakleys. Monster sticker. Natty Light.

Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.
 
Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.

With nary a spec of dirt on the frame. That's a true Broyota!
 
Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.

Why the F*ck do people do this? A guy at work owns a brand new F250 platinum and has had his three light bars mounted...but there not wired up. What a waste of money.
 
Why the F*ck do people do this? A guy at work owns a brand new F250 platinum and has had his three light bars mounted...but there not wired up. What a waste of money.

Ultimately looks over function. Especially inside of urban areas when are you likely to use them? "Hey that guy has light bars, he must really work out!"

I got mine installed and 24 hours later I in the desert climbing buttes with my 4Runner.

But agreed, total waste.
 
That's funny. Around here I hardly ever see any Toyotas I would call Broyotas. But Chevys and Fords, especially the diesels or duellys are prime candidates for these types of people.
 
That's funny. Around here I hardly ever see any Toyotas I would call Broyotas. But Chevys and Fords, especially the diesels or duellys are prime candidates for these types of people.

Here it's mostly Dodge and Ford diesels that get the brodozer tag. But the broyotas aren't hard to find either. My boy always points them out, "ooh dad look at that awesome truck!"


:moping:
 
Here it's mostly Dodge and Ford diesels that get the brodozer tag. But the broyotas aren't hard to find either. My boy always points them out, "ooh dad look at that awesome truck!"


:moping:

Not too many dodges here, but there was one that I had to pull out this winter when they got stuck on the trail. It was lifted to the sky, had worn mud tires, obnoxious exhaust, and broken 4WD. I pulled them out and they told me I shouldn't go through in my little Toyota. I drove right through it fine, and mine is all stock performance wise. Just a set of stock size A/T tires.

There's way too many of these bro trucks that are way less capable than our 4Runners or aren't even 4WD. It's up to you to teach your boy what an awesome truck really is!
 
Yup. Flat bill hat, tank top, tribal tats. Driving a second gen double cab Tacoma with 37" Nitto mud terrains on 20" fake beadlocks, three inch body lift and five inch bracket lift, and a light bar on the front that's probably not even wired up.

Why the F*ck do people do this? A guy at work owns a brand new F250 platinum and has had his three light bars mounted...but there not wired up. What a waste of money.

If you were to ask him, his answer would be....

" Hey Bro, I got dem lights, but can't score the wire, switches and dem relays to run em, you be feelin' me Bro...... Yo.....? "
 
I'm glad it's not just me. I immediately judge anybody in white sunglasses. That coming from a guy that bought the 'white sunglasses' of the T4R world. :D Hopefully that reputation will fade with time though...maybe? ;)
 
We go by the yota-boys

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