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

You have to allow for suspension/wheel travel.

 

Heck yea! I have a 88 LX hatch.

 

Replaced stock bleeder valves to speedbleeders then bled brakes
So far so good hope they last
Rear bleeder valves needed to be replaced NE winters took its toll
Lots of rust, and metal was stripped didn't want to have future issues
Now it's easy to bleed system just myself! And no wrestling stripped bleeder valves

 

Gauging interest for a sliding rear window bracket since we have to open it up manually on our 2nd gens . This will allow you to complete your DIY kit. Here is the thread

 

My google skills are weak. Can you give more info on the glad fab hook mount?

 

Found a place for my AR. Not ideal, being on the passenger side, but will definitely work in a pinch. It's actually pretty damn secure, no "rattle" at all.

 

Thanks brother, it's funny though, I have been RACKING my brain trying to find a "spot" for it. I tried the compartment under the DS rear seat but couldn't get it to fit right. Drank a couple Avery White Rascals today and it "just came to me". That damn alcohol, always treats me right, so to say thank you to it, I drank a few more

 

Quick question , what do oem rims sell for in good, but not perfect, condition?

 

You need this!

 

Where would one acquire such awesomeness?

 

Today I picked up my truck from the body shop. Paint flaking, painted both doors on both sides to stop the issue. Now I have to clean and polish the rest!

 

I had an 89 GT 5.0 in high school. Loved that car. I found the original owners information on the title and contacted them when I was ready to sell. They bought it the next day with no questions asked.

 

Special surprise revealed & installed Thanx to @Mobtown Offroad ! Also added new sticker to the collection. It came w/ new coffee cup I got from my sister for Xmas!

 

Dropped some GY6.35 halogens in the reverse lights. Eager to see if it matters with my tint (I hope so).

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...rd-gen-rear-seat.410254/page-54#post-14140643

 

I used Painless on a 68 Camaro restoration I finished about 10 years ago. I sold the car and regret it.

 

I quit restoring cars as it always went that way. By the time you were done everyone wanted it and you'd have that moment of "now what do I do" and you sell it and someone else gets to enjoy the fruits of your efforts. Promised myself after the last one that I'd never buy a project car again.

 

Sold my Sport rims for $300 on CL. Great condition expect a big gash from discount tire.

 

Ive got slight scuffs from my balance weights.