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

Yeah Dirt Driver. Years ago I had plates that were "69MYBUG". They let it go because it was a 1969.

 

They will never knowwwww

 

clever

 

How much did you put in that taco so far? 10k? That bumper is all that and a bag of chips. Yes, I'm stuck in the 90s.

 

In our state 8U7753X will fly as well as a few other version of it. We sat around one day at work seeing what would and wouldn't go on the dmv site, thats the only one we found out of about 4.5hrs of trying different words/phrases. Oddly enough 4 of us were looking and 4 versions of that are available we were going to do it for the lulz.

 

Fair enough, it'll warrant a look.

 

Haha!!! I've been meaning to add up all the expenditures one day.

I will let you know when I do!

 

And then use the carfax to beat the guys price into the ground.

 

Under the 1 year Manufacturer warranty through Samsung. The repair cost more than I paid for the TV...$976 to be exact.

 

New grill + color keyed surround from a member here. The mesh has some holes in the middle from where an emblem was mounted. For the moment I cut out some tiny sections of wire coat hanger and glued them in the holes to fill the mesh out. Still needs some work. Or I might try an emblem or Toyota letters. Choices! For now I'm just happy the chrome's gone.

 

Started on my topper lights.

 

Nice!

 

Thanks! It's my first real mod if you can call it that. Gives me an excuse to beef up the suspension down the line especially if I get an RTT

 

Did the front bearing on the 2007. I was amazed how simple it was to do this job.

 

This one is a winner...

 

Years ago I have the plate TI 3VOM.

 

Or this... OK...I'm done...

 

Love bugs on the front! I remember that from when I lived in Houston!

 

Ha! That's relatively clean too. It got so bad on both the windshield and grill that I had to wash the truck even though they're still pretty thick

 

Pro Tip: Make a solution by mixing water with a fabric soften dryer sheet (Downey, Bounce, Snuggle, etc.) then spray it on the buggy area. Use another dryer sheet as a rag and the bugs will practically wipe right off. Hose your truck down with clean water afterwards; otherwise the "Bug Juice" solution will leave residue.