What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Took the double "DD" right out of my mouth!! Lmao

 

Helps with weight. Takes some load off of your leaf springs and shocks and puts up back up at the top end of your travel and level when your loaded down. Also means handling is drastically improved when your weighted down. I have a Four wheel camper and without the bags it sinks way into the travel on stock springs which makes for a poor ride.

 

Bought these stick-on tire stops off Amazon to take the guess work out of parking in the garage. Just enough room to open and close the garage door with the tailgate down. Makes life much easier having the manual trans. Got another for the wife’s car so she doesn’t hit the wall (again).

 

Link? Wouldn't mind a set of those

 

Now how does she hit the wall with the car? Looks like there's over 4ft behind the car.

 

A question as old as time...

 

Camco AccuPark Vehicle Parking Aid Provides A Parking Stopping Point For Your Garage (44442)

Camco AccuPark Vehicle Parking Aid | Features Heavy Duty High Visible Resin Design | Easy Installation with Adhesive Strips | Measures 18-3/8” x 3-3/4” x 1-1/3” | 1-Pack (44442)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000EDUUIA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_CrmpEbBR1WGGB

 

yeah overlays , I’m not that OCD lol

 

Added some Rough Country HD2 running boards. Fit high and tight, really didn't loose any ground clearance, sits flush with frame underneath. Great construction/fabrication, fitment, durable, and half the price of the Toyota steps. No need for thousand dollar sliders either as I'm not rock crawling or anything.

 

Welded

 

Wash and wax

 

Congratulations on your new Tacoma!

 

Check out DupliColor's site to see if they have a color match for your Dads Tacoma. I've used their products for years with good success.

 

Denver, Denver!

 

Welcome to TW M8!

 

Man I want that front bumper so bad.

Truck looks sweet man !

 

Looks great! Where did you get the those center caps?

 

The door side of the inside door handle is scratching up. Does anyone make a plastic protector for this area?

 

I've had reasonable results with this product. Fairly inexpensive. I went with cleaning solvent, primer, base coat and clear coat in the 1/2 oz bottles with brush in the cap to cover a 2" x 1/4" scratch on the plastic part of the front bumper. Probably could have done without the solvent and just used alchohol. Get close and you can see it's not a perfect match and not perfectly smooth, but from a few feet away, it's not noticeable.

https://www.automotivetouchup.com/touch_up_paint.asp

 

Finally! So what’s on the list? I know you’ve been stocking up...