Let's see your silver 2nd gen taco

TY for the rep...BTW it will stick to anything as long as it is prepped right... I was gonna do my bed but there is really no need to as it is already composite and won't really scratch, dent or rust

 

i like the idea, just looks like its only half way finished. what about the sideways hail?

 

Thanks, pics don't due it justice....I have the tail gate done and de-badged too...I was gonna do more but I didn't want to go overboard

 

BTW....sideways hail is easy as hell to PDR....door and fender metal is very thin

 

ok thanks. by the way....

24 > l.a

 

Here is my current Tacoma

 

Mike, are those 265/75/16s on the stock ride height?

 

I just realized how far along it's came.

 

heres some pics of my truck the first ones are what it looked like when i first got it

 

u and the other guy have pics that come out this crystal clear nonsense..are these slr camera's, high mp? what is type of?

 

takes great pictures......very nice

 

I may have to black mines out too, looks really good.

 

Sunny Southern California

 

Nikon D700 with FF sensor @ 12 mP; Zeiss 100mm Makroplanar T f2 lens. Shot at 1/20s handheld, 650 ISO aperture @ f2.

 

both you guys got great picture taking dslr's. very nice,, ,what did they run $$$ approx?

 

The photographer takes the image using what tools are available. One can have the best photographic gear available and if he does not understand how to paint with light (use the equipment properly) and be able to compose correctly will not get good pictures.

I have a couple of dollars tied up in my camera gear. What I would really like to have is a straight axle (Dana 60) on my truck instead of IFS. Well and a Dana 60 in back with disc brakes also...supposedly it is almost impossible to do a SAS on a 2nd gen truck though. I may have to someday get a 1st gen truck and do all my wheeling mods to that one instead of the 2009 taco.

 

ya, i been doing research, looking into what people use, all equip gets some good and neg responses about it, ya know

 

Both Canon and Nikon are great brands. I started with Nikon and all my lenses are for the nikon mount so will stay that way cause it's too much money to go to a different brand. I have never used sony or olympus but they are probably OK too...

Most people starting out don't really think it through and it gets expensive quick if changing over to another brand. I am extremely happy with all my nikon gear.