What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Welded up a plate to eventually hold my external lights fuse box and other things. (Fuse box and lights another day.) I know I've seen people ask question on where to poke a nice hole in the firewall. This is where I did it and came out fine. Didn't even have to cut the carpet. I ran 12 wires enough to handle 6 switches.






Sorry if pics are to big or messed up. Doing this from my phone.

 

Tailgate reinforcement.

 

Sorry, just figured out how to post pictures.... well, that is, if these show up. Did this the other day.

 

Nice rack/carrier setup

 

What did you use. I am still trying to find something to make mine out of,

 

Lets see pics

 

I installed a set of the Husky front mud guards on my truck. I liked the look of the truck without the mud flaps on(the originals broke off), but I was getting so much road spray and snow/slush build up I figured I would give these a try.

 

I went to autozone last night and found "white wax". So immediately I decided I must try it, my truck is looking a bit dull anyways. I was just gonna try it on a little spot - I did the whole truck. Right there in the parking lot. I couldn't just leave it, it came out really nice

My wife thinks I'm weird

 

Pics?

 

Bought this for myself, kinda a late christmas gift to myself. Looking forward to hitting the water and getting some fishing in.

 

Colors compliment your MGM.

 

Was going to trim my new bed mat, but mother nature decided i can't play outside in the rain.
I guess it will just have to sit in my living room

 

It was that color of the camo green.. and I have enough uniforms that are camo , so I chose this one. Plus it looks really awesome...

 

Good luck with those. Since Husky flaps are shorter, if you are still getting some road spray, you can add an extension like I did: http://www.tacomaworld.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/163395/size/big/cat/500/ppuser/37674

 

Went to Tractor Supply Co and bought their 3/8" rubber matting and installed it in the bed after a little trimming. Best $30 I've spend in a while.

 

Very nice. I need to do that soon.

 

Finished up my wiring, now just need Lights and switches.

 

I used 14 Gauge steel, durable enough to hold the weight. I added the bottom pole to help with the weight cause I over kill stuff. 14 gauge is nice cause i just use a hammer and edge of table to make the bend.

 

Im going to have to try that!

 

slapped some 5100's in the rear.