What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Tell me about that net. Is that something you added, or just something that isn't available on a TRDOR?

 

Poor mans tonneau cover/bed box/sleeping platform

 

Ouch!

 

Can somebody tell me what the try a tag thread is all about!

 

It's really only about 2 inches long and maybe an inch tall(maybe). I made the dumb move and just stuck it to my tool box. Mind you, I didn't press on it, I just stuck it. I'm not sure if it will come off... I might try some heat but wouldn't do that method on a plastic deflector.

 

I think it's just tagging a new or current member and saying hello. Then they tag someone and so on...

 

You gotta be from Texas.

 

What's that little net above the power window buttons?

 

Gave the taco a little love this week, new TRD pro 17" rims with some Falken Wildpeak LT's 265/70/17, 30" lightbar and a tonneau cover. Excited for my first camping trip in the taco this weekend with my new goodies.

 

Side view of my stock TRD OR 16" wheels powdercoated semi-gloss black by a friend of mine (until I get some KO2s and FN FX Pros).

I'm also waiting on TRD vinyls for the center caps.

 

So jealous of your wheels and tires!

 

Heybad run let's see some photos of you truck so myself and other's can see your tastes of what looks good or not.

 

You have a lift?

Truck looks great with those wheels/tires

 

I was messing around with the axe the other day around the house, cutting some wood and weeds, thing is strong and solid enough for me to one hand cut things (not that I recommend it). The Fiskars definitely made me more comfortable going out into the middle of nowhere.

 

So if you're in the So Cal area and looking for a Shell or cover, I highly recommend South Bay Truck Tops;

http://southbaytrucktops.com/

Paul's a good guy with great info and I got a LEER 100R with Yakima Speed Rails and Weather Tech Floor Mats.

 

Oldmanaccessories.com

 

Get some tire shine on those tires to match your gloss rims!

 

Haha, yea I need to. I am going to wash, wash, and detail it today!

 

Right tool for the job... A splitting axe like the fiskars x27, even common mauls, are also a great tools, just not made for downing trees.

Felling and chopping axes are more useful in off road conditions in my opinion.

 

How do you change out the vinyl on the armrest for the doors. Also Where you get the steering wheel turner?