composite bed?

I saw it on the website and in the paper brochure before purchasing.

 

I knew before I ordered my truck! I think it's a great feature! With the storage holes & boxes....

 

hey doesnt everybody just go in and say i'll take that one

 

Applauded for honesty...lol

 

"Gimme one of those in gray, and I suck at decisions on options so gimme them all." -Me

 

well since were talking about composite my job started to use composite manholes and roadplates to cover excavations.to many people sliding on wet steel plates.new ones come with sanded surface , but very scary seeing cement truck loaded driving over but they hold. good stuff there makeing these days

 

I think you 10%ers should be taxed more to make it easier for us 90%ers to buy more mods for our tacomas.

 

90%ers should be taxed more for lack of common sense to make life easier on us 10%ers.

 

the new truck looked like this to me . i wasnt thinking of options except i didnt want it to come with a stick

 

This could be the best rebutal ever!

 

Rebuttal lol. I hope "that" doesnt have a "stick" either!!!!!!!!

My truck would never have a tramp stamp!!!!

 

OP ... thanks for knowing that I wasn't flaming you.

At times I read posts asking what this switch does and what that level does.

Aside from buying a home this is the biggest item people buy (for the most part).

It amazes me that some go to a dealer and say, "I want a red 4x4." not knowing what the fuck they have.

Stepping down off soapbox .....

 

no problem, i usaully have ocd about anything i buy and sit on computer for a month looking at everything. but this was a spur of the moment thing. go fiure i research a cai for a week at 300 dollars but 20 minutes i got a 30k truck. we got some good jokes out of it atleast.. peace

 

He was a Ford guy! No wonder.....

 

I love tramp stamps

 

I didn't care what the bed was made of, it's a tacoma!

 

That's almost exactly what I did - after reading reviews, studying the Toyota website, reading many comments in several forums, watching numerous videos, and so on.

Afterwards, I walked into the dealership with a paper listing the exact vehicle I wanted (model, color, etc), with the exact packages, options, and accessories.

When the salesman said he didn't have that particular vehicle in stock and asked if I wanted to see another, my response was firm. He got the vehicle within a week (which included Christmas day), at a fairly reasonable price. The accessories took a bit longer, but not that much.

 

when I saw this small pic next to the thread I had to read.. Now what was this thread about..

 

x2

 

add me as well. i new it was a composite! but i got on here before i even got my truck to ask a few ??? and know what to look out for and know if the dealer was trying to BS us any. the seals guy the sold us my truck even new about TW and he had a 5 luger and put fog lights in.