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

Wyckedan · Jul 12, 2018

christian06 said: ↑

Where r u guys getting the black headliners from?
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I own an upholstery shop, just going to do it myself. If you took yours apart and took it into a local shop I'm sure they'd do it for you

bagleboy · Jul 12, 2018

KaptainH said: ↑

He's talking about a black headliner. As in changing his or buying one.
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Thanks. It was unclear since he quoted a post that wasn't about changing headliner color.

christian06 · Jul 12, 2018

bagleboy said: ↑

Thanks. It was unclear since he quoted a post that wasn't about changing headliner color.
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The post I quoted wasn't about black headliners, but they had mentioned that they were switching over to them, sorry

christian06 · Jul 12, 2018

Wyckedan said: ↑

I own an upholstery shop, just going to do it myself. If you took yours apart and took it into a local shop I'm sure they'd do it for you
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How much do u charge to do one, I'm just curious to what the cost would be, thx

Wyckedan · Jul 12, 2018

christian06 said: ↑

How much do u charge to do one, I'm just curious to what the cost would be, thx
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No clue, depends how easy it is to get the old one off Probably a couple hundred $

christian06 · Jul 12, 2018

Wyckedan said: ↑

No clue, depends how easy it is to get the old one off Probably a couple hundred $
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Cool, thx, do you know if any 2nd gen tacoma came with black headliners or are they all grey?

trdsport6 · Jul 12, 2018

christian06 said: ↑

Cool, thx, do you know if any 2nd gen tacoma came with black headliners or are they all grey?
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I’ve thought about dying it with black dye for fabric.

bagleboy · Jul 12, 2018

christian06 said: ↑

How much do u charge to do one, I'm just curious to what the cost would be, thx
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The removal/install is easy enough you might just get a quote for the fabric install and DIY the rest, that should save a bunch.

EatSleepTacos · Jul 12, 2018

Gunshot-6A said: ↑

That's when you call 911 and let them deal with that. Saves you from potential civil and criminal legal actions, plus people are a lot less likely to throw down with a cop than "some jackass with a hammer that just busted my window". I'd venture to guess you'd walk if it ever went to court, but some guy calls his cousin Vinny, and who knows what happens...
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It all depends on the state. Some have good Samaritan laws to protect us

These states have “Good Samaritan” hot car laws—laws that allow private citizens to take matters into their own hands—or proposed laws:

Arizona: HB 2494 provides civil immunity for persons who rescue a domestic animal from a locked and unattended vehicle after notifying law enforcement.

California: Cal. Penal Code § 597.7 and Cal. Civil Code § 43.100 grants civil immunity for any person who takes reasonable steps to remove an animal from a vehicle if that animal’s “safety appears to be in immediate danger from heat, cold, lack of adequate ventilation, lack of food or water, or other circumstances that could reasonably be expected to cause suffering, disability, or death to the animal,” and that person calls law enforcement after entry. In addition, criminal immunity applies if that person takes certain steps first, such as contacting law enforcement, has a good faith believe that the entry is necessary, remains with the animal in a safe location, and uses only as much force as necessary.

Colorado: Co. Rev. Stat. 13-21-108.4 grants civil and criminal immunity to persons rendering emergency assistance to a dog or cat in a locked vehicle.

Florida: Stat. § 768.139 grants civil immunity for damage to the vehicle for a person who “enters a motor vehicle, by force or otherwise, for the purpose of removing a vulnerable person or domestic animal,” as long as certain conditions are met, such as first calling 9-1-1, using no more force than is reasonably necessary, and remaining with the vulnerable person or animal in a safe location near the vehicle until law enforcement arrives.

Kansas: HB 2516 grants civil immunity for damage to the motor vehicle for a person who “enters a motor vehicle, by force or otherwise, for the purpose of removing a vulnerable person or domestic animal” if certain conditions are met, including determining the vehicle is locked, notifying law enforcement first, and not using more force than necessary to enter the vehicle and remove the person or animal.

Louisiana: RS 37:1738.1 provides that a person is not liable for property damage or trespass to a motor vehicle if the damage was caused while rescuing an animal in distress if certain conditions are met, including making a good-faith attempt to locate the owner of the motor vehicle, contacting law enforcement, determining the vehicle is locked, and using only the force reasonably necessary to rescue the animal. Animal is defined as “any dog or cat kept for pleasure, companionship, or other purposes that are not purely commercial.”

Indiana: IC 34-30-30 provides that a person is liable for one-half of the cost of repairing the damage to the motor vehicle directly caused by the person’s forcible entry but is immune from any further civil or criminal liability for removing a domestic animal in a locked vehicle if certain conditions are met.

Massachusetts: Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 140, § 174f (Effective November 17, 2016) grants civil and criminal immunity for entering a motor vehicle to remove an animal if certain requirements are met, such as making reasonable efforts to locate the vehicle owner and notifying law enforcement.

Ohio: Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 959.133 grants civil immunity for damage resulting from forcible entry of a vehicle “for the purpose of removing an animal” or a minor from the vehicle if certain conditions are met, including having a good faith belief that the animal is in imminent danger, making a good faith effort to call 9-1-1 before entry, not using more force than is reasonably necessary, and making a good faith effort to leave notice on the vehicle’s windshield about the reason for entry into the vehicle.

Oregon: HB 2732 grants criminal and civil immunity to a person who “who enters a motor vehicle, by force or otherwise, to remove a child or domestic animal left unattended in the motor vehicle,” if that person has a good faith belief that entry is necessary to rescue the child or animal from imminent danger and that person takes certain steps before entry, such as contacting law enforcement.

Tennessee: Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-34-209 allows persons to break into cars to save children or animals. Specific steps, including searching for the owner and notifying law enforcement, must be taken to qualify for protection under the law.

Vermont: 12 V.S.A. § 5784 grants civil immunity to a person who “forcibly enters a motor vehicle for the purpose of removing a child or animal” if that person takes certain steps, like calling 9-1-1 and first determining that there is no reasonable method for the child or animal to exit the vehicle.

Wisconsin: Wis. Stat. § 895.484 prevents Good Samaritans from being sued for breaking into a vehicle to rescue a pet or child, but only if police are contacted before the break-in to make sure the pet or child is really in danger.

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christian06 · Jul 12, 2018

bagleboy said: ↑

The removal/install is easy enough you might just get a quote for the fabric install and DIY the rest, that should save a bunch.
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Great idea

christian06 · Jul 12, 2018

trdsport6 said: ↑

I’ve thought about dying it with black dye for fabric.
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I seen some spray on dye that was for leather, not sure if it would work or even be compatable

Justyn98 · Jul 12, 2018

Just gotta show off my tacomabeast headlights a little more

Gunshot-6A · Jul 12, 2018

EatSleepTacos said: ↑

It all depends on the state. Some have good Samaritan laws to protect us
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Very true. All up to how much of a "good samaritan" you really want to be, especially when it comes to medical events / treatment. Know the law in your state if you plan on helping.

1E7DCSB · Jul 12, 2018

Finally getting around to having my matching spare mounted

TYetti · Jul 12, 2018

Replaced my broken and bent Pro Comp crawler 97s with Method NV machined

ovrlndkull · Jul 12, 2018

EatSleepTacos said: ↑

It all depends on the state. Some have good Samaritan laws to protect us
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NC has a good Samaritan law but it wasn't on the list. I think it's tied to our castle doctrine which could be why.

Gunshot-6A · Jul 12, 2018

ovrlndkull said: ↑

NC has a good Samaritan law but it wasn't on the list. I think it's tied to our castle doctrine which could be why.
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LOL. "Don't worry fellow citizen, I defended your castle for you!"

ovrlndkull · Jul 12, 2018

Gunshot-6A said: ↑

LOL. "Don't worry fellow citizen, I defended your castle for you!"
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By making sure your child, dog, etc was safe from dying of heat exposure!

Gunshot-6A · Jul 12, 2018

ovrlndkull said: ↑

By making sure your child, dog, etc was safe from dying of heat exposure!
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Because "citizen dickbag" over here decided to kick your door in...in July...in NC. So I gave him a little *dons sunglasses* "heat exposure" YEAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!! </scene>

On topic:

Used it to move some boxes to my new apartment. Moving in the UT summer sucks ass.

Gallk · Jul 12, 2018

Toyofire said: ↑

I put a ARE camper shell on today.
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Great looking truck. What are those wheels?

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