What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

Looks like a pad extension from a hoist.

 

what steering wheel cover is that? Interior looks good. Ive painted everything in my truck black but the steering wheel and upper dash.

 

I bought two of them for $21. Looks good and feels great. I did a regular loop stich on his. I am going to do a baseball stich on my Tacoma. Some better pics and the eBay description.

 

Did four door first gens in the Limited package come with a factory sunroof?

 

Just redid the grill and put a light bar in the bed last week to my 96! Now I want to redo my dash lights with LEDs. Any suggestions or threads that have to do with that??

 

Bedlined the cab with Monstaliner. I think it looks great!

 

Don't think ive seen a double cab with sun roof..

 

super cool, super cheap, and super easy

 

Looks good. It looks like your front two tires are newer than the rears. Great tires, I love mine

 

Just get a cig lighter adapter.

 

Yes they did. I have one.
Hector Heights. End of McCray Rd by Jason Lee Ferrier, on Flickr

 

that would be too easy and way less cool.

 

Now that I've got sliders would a hi lift be a good investment? I like to get out and explore but I haven't done any extreme trails or crazy wheeling (yet).

 

Here's what I did. It's connected to the back of my radio.

$20 PAC USBCBL 6-Feet USB Cable with Mounting Bracket

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002MW6HRO?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00

 

I installed the exact same one in my truck. I just put it in place of the cigarette lighter under the radio.

 

Some of them did come with a factory sunroofs. I've seen a couple over the years.

 

Yeah it's nice to have seeing the stock bottle jack doesn't work anymore with a lifted truck. Living in an apartment and not having an actually jack makes the hi-lift great to have

 

@m3bassman

Did you have those ko2's during the winter? If so how did they do on compacted snow/ice (if any was encountered)? There doesn't seem to be too much info on real world winter performance of the tires, especially on the compact snow/ ice that is typical here in the northeast.

The old ko's were pretty infamous for turning into hockey pucks due to hard tread compound when it gets cold and generally poor performance in the winter conditions we typically see. The ko2's are supposed to have a new compound, more siping etc.. But marketing is just that.

These are on the list of potential tires for my fj since it will need a new dry before winter. Any feedback would be appreciated.

 

You can also get the rim adapter thing(forget what it's called exactly). I've got one and carry it incase someone doesn't have sliders, or the sliders aren't in an optimal position to utilize with the high lift.

Edit: this

$54 Hi-Lift Sport Utility Vehicle Jack LM-100 Lift-Mate, 5000 pound capacity

http://www.amazon.com/Hi-Lift-LM100-Jack-LM-100-Lift-Mate/dp/B00042KGWG

 

Even the recovery aspect makes a highlift good to have as well.