What will be your first accesories?

I saw some talk about WeatherTech so I thought I'd share this.
I emailed WeatherTech a couple weeks ago about when they expect the FloorLiner will be available and this was their response on 8/26.

 

Starting with a magnetic gray metallic Limited 4x4
Remove/replace all chrome
Black fenders from an OR model
Replace front grill (hopefully something like a Satoshi, mostly flat black with Toyota in small white lettering)
King coilovers (when made)
Some wheel/tire combo (thinking black trd pro wheels atm)
JL stealthbox (if JBL sub isn't adequate)
Look into getting a second set of headlights to break open and black out the chrome bits... done this with a previous car but dunno if it'll work on the new Tacoma's headlights.
done.

 

Why not just get a base model and go up from there? Why are you butchering a Limited??????

 

The interior.

and lol at "butchering".. to each their own

 

Because moonroofs and heated leather seats aren't generally easy DIY projects.

 

moonroof, leather and JBL are all packages that could be added to a base or SR5.

 

Feniex Apollo lightbar, RAM computer mount, siren, and weathertechs.

 

That'd be nice if it were so but I don't think it is, according to this brochure.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2016-brochure.389754/

 

I stand corrected!

 

Well, I've had the Weather Tech mats for the front only at a cost of $145.00 CDN, in my 2006 Taco... they worked pretty good. However, I bought the 3D Maxspider Kagu mats for Ole lady's Corolla.... they look better...they are not slippery like the W/T's hard plastic... AND I can get the front AND rear floor mats for $10.00 less than the price of the front only W/T's... I do no know what the material is, but it rinses nicely with a hose.. and looks new in seconds...It's kinda "hairy" and flexible... not a smooth hard plastic... My W/T's show boot scrapes and discolouring and I'm not buying them again...

Check these out guys...

http://www.autoaccessoriesgarage.com/Floor-Mats-Liners/3D-Maxpider-Kagu-Floor-Liners?set-vehicle=1

 

Rollup cover, bed mat, running boards and mud flaps.
As soon as they are available for 2016.

 

As soon as it comes in its getting dropped off for

Rolling Tonneau Cover (full metal) w/ http://www.pace-edwards.com/accessories#explorer-series-rails so I can carry my bike around
Window Tint (going to try to match dark to the front and rear as best as I can)

Then when I get it back I already have
LED Headlights
LED Fogs Lights
LED Interior/License Plate/Reverse Lights

After that... Nothing. Since I get the truck for free through my company, I get a new truck every 2 years there is no use putting any money into anything else. The tonneau and lights will be switched when the 2018 truck comes in.

 

Mud flaps a must I don't understand why they won't put them on there I can see not putting on off road. It doesn't save on gas mileage at all I wouldn't think. If I didn't have mud flaps on my truck the rockers and rocker panels would be chipped all to hell.

 

I really hope the weathertechs come out soon.

 

So far I've got a 3 inch Icon stage 5 lift, 285's, rims, bed mat, trifold tonneau cover(came with the truck) and all weather floor mats.

 

What company is that giving you a new truck every 2 years? Sounds like I am in the wrong profession!

 

I know on the 2nd gen they just use existing holes, from what I can tell the 3rd gens are the same. Just pop out the rubber thread covers and it all bolts right up. Its a quick and easy job

 

I work in the auto industry. Our company supplies vehilces to all its sales people, and employees who have been loyal to the company after so many years. After 2-3 years we just send them off to the auction.

 

Not to drift off topic but where do you ride? I bike too

 

Mud flaps on my 1st Gen were one of the first things to get damaged when wheeling. If they install them, here's to hoping they actually hold up