What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

In my house you can "always come home!" Hoping his folks see it the same way.

 

looks fantastic, sir. Sent you a PM.

 

Not my advice but to each their own.

 

Listen to this man.

 

Just ordered the Eibach pro kit for my MGM tacoma from headstrong off road and also the 4Runner pro rims in gloss gunmetal gray.
I work for a dealer so going on next week when it gets here Stoked

 

Looking forward to some pics once done.

 

LOL - Fair enough...

 

Always nice to see the mods as they are posted.
@honey
Wait for it...............

Rivet nut is one of those times where the absence of an existing hole for mounting is priceless.
I can't recommend this tool often enough!

When using rivet nuts a .010 - .015 diameter hole over the major diameter of the rivet nut body is optimum. I don't recommend going over 1/64".

 

I like that rod holder bar. Where did you get it?

 

Mountain Hatch, 5 minute swap out.....

 

Not normally a hood shield fan but the look of that one might change my mind

 

Drove my Tacoma to go buy this today..

 

Lol! I see some more mods in your future.

 

when you unfold it there is a groove that a machined rail (from the driver side/opening side) slips into. Also the ladder acts as a support as well. With this particular brand (I also assuming most others as well) you can mount it either driver/passenger, or facing rear. I did a lot of research on RTT's before deciding on 23 Zero. The two main reasons. 1:LST (light Suppression Technology). 2: It has side widows which means I can flush mount it to the cab, and lower than than the cab, because there is no window that needs to get opened up. Also I liked the fit and finish and build quality of them, once I saw them in person at last years NW Overland Rally.

 

lift up the tailgate so we can see the propeller.

 

In my case it did.

 

LOL...you will henceforth be known as "Rivet Nut Bob'' (possible strong emphasis on the nut part ).

 

I've been called much worse........., I'll take it!
It really is one of those tools that after you use it for the first time you'll wonder how you ever got by without one, and for small money tool.
I'm glad the tool doesn't install wing nuts!

I might even change my screen name now.

 

Funny, I drove my tacoma to buy this. I think yours might be a little better than mine though.