The Golden Triangle (Beaumont, Port Arthur, Nederland)

I also have a mole panel coming from Doc to be able to attach multiple pouches to the back of the cab.

 

Looks great! I like how mine is setup as people can still ride in the back with me... and also gives me someone to be a "water" bitch at times.

I like that material too, seems about the same as the RAAMat I used, but all one piece instead of having the foam separate like mine is.

How do you plan on mounting the fridge? Right now with my setup, I use that hook on the back wall to try and strap the back of the fridge and then some straps on the front to those eyelets for the front.

Going to try and rethink it before going to TN as sometimes on rough trails it will shift sometimes, not much, but just a little.

 

My second battery will go back there also so I will see about the way it attaches after that is installed.

 

Yea, let me know how that turns out. That would actually make installing solar... really really easy if the second battery was there as you could just connect directly to the secondary battery and keep it charged from solar...

This gives me ideas...

 

I'm just jealous and bitter, that's all.

 

Hey... my solar and my fridge were half those amounts....

But it was pretty nice not having to buy ice at Jambo yet having frosty shiner and cold cold water at the ready in the truck.

 

I know, and don't get me wrong I'd love that setup. I'm just giving you guys a hard time.

 

Yeah, I'll have cold WATER also

 

I know. A few people did when I bought my fridge, but I love it. Money well spent for me.

 

I'm going for the river water

 

After several hours and many beer breaks later I finally installed @allpro apex sliders and skid/trans plate. FYI make sure you don't install skid plates after they have been laying in the sun all day.

 

@17taco4x4 Sweet, getting closer! Lift day approaches and that's a big headache out of the way.

 

Beaver fever!

 

14 more days but who's counting? This guy is lol jk. Yea man slowly coming together

 

If I ever left the tacoma wheeling world it would be for this. Always loved these things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8FUWV7hmBY

 

I'd have to agree. They're small, reliable, and capable. The after-market parts support is very decent too. In my opinion, one of the few vehicles that looks presentable with its doors off, the others being a Jeep and early the Ford Bronco.

 

These came in today...

 

Divorced transfer case love it. Literally was talking to Joe about these today

 

Is that really how that Trans skid goes on?

That is so weird and to me seems like a great way to get caught up on something with it?

 

Yep that's all pro, so weird they design it that way I ditched mine for that reason