Question:

Can you help me out?

My husband and I are buying a truck todayIt was just delivered to the lot this morningIt is a 2008 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Double CabNo sports packages like TRDSo this morning I call the dealer and ask for the VIN number so I can let my insurance knowSo I call insurance and give them the VINLater I have my insurance company fax me the paperwork proving the car is insured nowOn the paperwork, it says that the truck is a:2008 Toyota Tacoma 4WD Double Cab TRD.The only info I gave the insurance was 2008 Toyota Tacoma and the VINSo is the insurance company wrong or does the truck really have a TRD package?I know I can call the dealer and find out but my husband is gone with our phoneWe can't afford to pay for the TRD and we already signed a purchase agreement!

Answer:

It could have come in as a TRD, and they stripped off the goodies?
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I eat fresh salmon at least 3-4 times a week and this is how I prepare mine.Pan Seared Salmon1Brush salmon fillet with Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2Season w/Sea Salt, cracked pepper, and finally Smoked Paprika (regular paprika is ok too)3Heat pan to med/med high and coat with olive oil 4Place Fillet Skin Side Down 5Flip once when you begin to see a thin line of the fillet begin to cook6Remove pan from heat and continue to allow the other side to sear for about 3-4 min7Plate skin side down and sprinkle a bit of Thyme over fillet (this is optional if you dont have any thyme)This is my absolute favorite recipe.it comes out SOOO rich and buttery because its seared not over cookedI hope you enjoy this as much as I do.

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