Let's see your silver 2nd gen taco

I was also asked for more bumper pics.
Here it was with the fog lights I put in

Here is where I had to trim to keep the 33s from rubbing.

And here is the new solid fair lead and a Dixon Bate small tow jaw.

 

My 09 TRD Sport Prerunner




Heres a crappy iPhone pic i took in Galveston one day

 

I hear ya but the girl likes the view up off the ground . When shes happy, I stay

 

Recently added the best top, man this thing is sweet!

 

someone here has a bed tent that is like $100, and is pretty bad ass, i will see if i can find the thread

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/off-topic-discussion/41991-truck-tent.html

more pic sin the link but here is one, its for a long bed, but i would use in a shourtbed,

 

Just got some new wheels!

 

Here is a pic of one on my buddies Short bed DC. He also bought the air mattress that uses the tailgate, it fits around the fender wells. He is 6'6 and fits in there with his girl, its tight but it works. He fits no problem by himself. Another cool thing is the tent and mattress take almost no room packed up.

 

Do you have the specs on the tent and mattress?

 

can you inquire to find out where and how much that was purchased for?

 

can you inquire to find out where and how much that was purchased for?


Pretty sure it was from these guys.

http://www.realtruck.com/sportz_truck_tent_iii_tailgate_tent/R14585P1C1T.html

 

krookz, what does your go for, are "weatherproof" these things?

 

So which one for a short bed?
The compact short bed or the midsize quad cab?

 

I'm not trying to be a smart a$$, but why have the tent set up in the bed of the truck? I am heading to TX soon with my KTM in the back, and a tent in a bag.. There is almost always room to set up a tent on the ground. You don't have to take it down to go get more beer..

Just curious..

 

My .02 fwiw. I don't have one of these bed tents, but I really want one.

I always drink beer outside of the tent and pretty much only sleep in them. Above ground is better to keep away from curious wildlife that may come around your campsite while you're alseep.

If I really want to drink beer in the tent, I'll just put a cooler in the back seat and grab one through the sliding door.

 

No Texas is not all sandy and soft. In fact most of TX is extremely harsh, arid, rocky, and difficult terrain. It can be a real advantage to have the tent elevated off the ground for bugs, rain storms, etc. Plus if in a remote area where the tent is used prob would not be an issue to stay put once the tent is in place. And if a beer drinker, then get it ahead of time before putting the tent up and you're all set. I don't drink alcohol so no worries for me anyway.

 

Yeah I've lived in Texas most of my life and I agree. Most of Texas is the opposite of soft and sandy

 

Here she is... 2005 TRD Offroad DC 4x4 6-Speed 4.0L