What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Where is here?

 

Got 35% tint on the front windows to match factory rear passenger windows, and 5% tint on the rear window.

 

Manual transmission. No "smart key", we're stuck with these (though I'm not sure why, exactly):



I've kinda' gotten used to it. Fortunately, most of the time I'm wearing some variation of Carhartt work dungarees with the tool pocket on the right thigh. Key chain rides pretty well there.

 

For me, what having a Tacoma is all about...

 

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

 

It fits our needs perfectly. There are a lot of really good options out there, especially if you look at some of the smaller teardrop manufacturers. The issue with most of those is build time, cost and in my research for every company that was currently viable there were countless dead links and shut down websites to builders that went belly up. The thought of putting down a deposit on a trailer I couldn't visually inspect prior and waiting 6 months to year for a company to make one and run the risk of the company vanishing ultimateley steered me away. I narrowed it down to the intech pursue and a livin'lite quicksilver. I went and checked them both out and ended up with the pursue. Both were very well made and looked to be able to last through many years of use. I liked the toy hauler approach of the pursue. It is always packed for camping and takes all of 15 minutes to set up camp so a weekend hitch and go is always possible.

That will look awesome. I've been trying to source some oem take offs so I can put some hub adapters on the trailer and have matching rims and tires all the way around.


For anyone looking for a sink solution for their camping needs, I can highly recommend a

$85 Lifetime 4 Foot Folding Fish Fillet Cleaning Table with Sink - for Camping, Picnic, Garden, Outdoors

filet table. We got ours on sale at camping world but you can find them on Amazon. Works great.

 

Have you heard anything about their adventure series? I saw one video but nothing on their website. Do you think the Explore is big enough for a two door side by side. I’m sure it’s not big enough for a 4 Door. Just curious.

 

Just an FYI for anyone interested in a replacement front license plate holder. I have reduced the price to $15.99 shipped. That is the lowest price that I can sell them. Just not worth my time and labor with materials, packaging, ebay and paypal fees, and shipping costs to sell any cheaper. Thanks.

 

I think their "adventure series" is just their name for the cargo trailer looking line versus their jettson looking tier drops which they call luna.

I think the Explore would be more appropriate for a four wheeler but I'm not sure about dimensions on a side by side. The however is advertised to accommodate side by sides.

 

Last night Scored some Predator steps off Craigslist
To help the kiddo get in and out
Best part she helped me install them

 

Ok. Awesome. I’ll check the discover out too. Yeah. I was watching this video on their reveal

https://youtu.be/2NYHW0SWoRA

It would be nice to have something in the middle

 

What bed stiffeners are those?

 

@CaliRaisedLed

 

Nicely done!

TOTAL CHAOS
WWW.CHAOSFAB.COM

 

Washed it for the first time in a month

 

Bad ass grill!

 

Thank you! Very well built.

 

TSB 0062-18
Drives like a different (mo better) truck.

 

Local works muff, shop exhaust reroute Mod! for $ 75.00
better & less expensive than aftermarket Y type or from Toyota part & installation.
Before!
After!
T-case & muff gap!