What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I’d guess it’s right around 6” from deck to bedrail, which is not super useful

 

Greetings from The Great White North...welcome to TW!

Thank you for your service....

Fear not, lots and lots of opportunity and time to make that tank of petrol feel like pocket change...'specially if you keep reading this forum

 

Will you have a build thread? I would love to follow your build....TW needs more trucks like this

 

Think it’s more useful if you have a shell.

 

I have no idea. I was just in shock. The truck did look nice from the outside though.....SITTING PERFECTLY STILL.

 

So these also showed up in the mail today! It was like Christmas!

And it literally took me 5 minutes to install them!!!! I’ll save the DRL option for a day that I have time to do it...

https://www.uniquestyleracings.com/...-usr-smoke-lens-switchback-led-mirror-signals

I’ll switch these out in a heartbeat, for some @mesojdm ones, if I’m lucky enough to scoop a pair up... But these will pacify me for now, lol

 

Updated from 2016 to 2019.

 

Just over a month with the new taco. It’s growing on me.

 

Got the tires switched over to the new wheels and installed last night. Next up is the window tint going on this weekend before it gets any warmer. Gotta prepare early for that desert summer sun lol

 

So here is my thoughts on the Decked since I have owned it.
By far one of the best setups I have run. I have built several Landcruisers with drawer systems. I camp out of my truck at least 10 days out of the month.
So my rig used specifically for trips in which I leave the majority of my gear in the truck.
I own a few yotas, so I did not have a problem with taking up my entire bed with a box, but I will say, if you use your truck bed as intended on a frequent basis, you may get aggravated that going to the big box store to pick up bags of mulch isn’t happening to the same extent it was.
That being said, if you have a small trailer to use for that purpose, then there ya go.
If you tend to put large boxes or appliances in your truck, it would be a pain in the butt.
Lots for straps and rigging required to carry stuff.

With all that said, I would still buy it again. Mainly because I like to be organized, stack my pelicans on top of the Decked and roll out. I got a mid height bed rack, so going full tilt only made since.

Here is a pic of how I did mine...not my truck, but the same setup.

 

Hondo Garage Unholy dash mount, a short 1 inch RAM extension and a 1 inch to 17mm ball adapter so I could install my Wireless charging phone mount (tried a number of other options but this worked the best for me )

 

I thought you could take out the decking and drawers. So if you had to remove it to haul the occasional appliance, table saw, or bags of mulch, how difficult is it to take it out to use as a regular truck?

 

Bought an OEM bed mat last week. Seems nicer in some respects than a lot of the aftermarket ones. This week has been testing out some simple seat covers. Aries Seat Defenders. So far two thumbs up. I know they are not for everyone, but I wanted something simple, waterproof, stayed put in the seat, durable, easy to take on/off for cleaning, and inexpensive. These seat covers meet or exceed all my needs. I bought the gray ones as they best match my interior.

 

Thanks! The taillights, I removed & painted; the bumpers, I taped off & painted.

 

Dobinson front suspension going on!

 

Both, huge HOP Head & my brother-in-law & I brew beer with N.C./S.C. breweries to raise money for the CF Foundation SC Chapter. That's our name, Brewsky Brothers. We also do craft beer reviews on Facebook Live & YouTube.

 

great choice. you're going to love it

 

looks worse down south in tx

 

Do they seem pretty solid quality wise? I may have to jump on these if I can't snag some Meso's soon.

 

WTF?!