What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I’ve been using CG stuff for years but haven’t tried the ceramic coating yet. Good to know. Thanks. Looks good!

 

Added a Softopper

 

Welcome to the party!

 

Yea for sure.

 

Nice clean SS conversion. Really cool old frame!

 

2wd?

 

Bored... had some left over wrap and it scratches the itch for now.

 

Not a big gap. Maybe less than a eighth inch. I do have to put some weatherstripping.

 

Tis true

 

1. Both switch plates are Meso Customs. I did sand them down and repaint them though. https://mesocustoms.com/
2. It is a 3 way. SPDT. I am using it to control my rear lights. Trigger with reverse/off/on. Got it at https://www.anytimebackupcamera.com/products/a-b-light-switch-toyota they have a few different options there.
3. I am running 4 cameras. Those switches trigger the “anytime” function. The switches that just say “camera” are left and right. Those two will also trigger with the corresponding turn signal.

I do love the availability of aftermarket switches nowadays. The aftermarket in general has really grown. And then you add the creativity and quality workmanship of people like Meso and ABC, and it seems like you can almost do anything you can think up.

 

What’s worse than Jaws at the beach? Quicksand on the beach!

Off leash dogs ... and horses!?! are okay at this beach.

 

Maintenance day

 

I feel your pain I swapped out my wheels at 3,000 miles but I couldn't get rid of perfectly good tires with barely any miles on them.

 

Found my first rock chip on the bumper and I’m gonna need some touch up paint.

Is Toyota’s fine or do y’all have any other recommendations?

 

Thats nice if you have them sync'd up for maintenance, its always my truck or my wife's Rav4 but they're never due at the same time.

Also, SWEET garage.

 

Slapped a solar panel on the roof.

 

How's it drive compared to stock?

Always off leash dogs at the coast here. Horses would worry me. One of my dogs would likely go run up to them and start barking. Wouldn't be a good time.

 

Putting my oem fenders on my SR5

 

Agreed, but trust me on this, you never want outlets facing up on top of a workbench. Stuff tends to fall into those slots, sometimes followed by a bang and a shower of sparks.

I would have put the outlet strip on the wall. Just sayin'.

<edit> Under the top cabinets would be good, too.