This is the dumbest thing...

It's always $$$. The other 2 I can understand with a different gen but then they got rid of 1 after 2018 for no discernible reason. The beds and molds were already there. But $$$

 

That's the only thing I can think of. Even the dealerships didn't have an explanation.

 

Wouldn't it be simpler to use the power jacks in the bed to run an electric ice cream maker while sitting in camp cooking a steak and drinking beer

 

Ultra high frequency?

 

@stun gun


I’ll see myself out!

 

I don't eat ice cream unless I'm on the shitter. Where's that edition, Toyota?

 

Ford, Jeep , Chevy and RAM putting some real beef into this truck market and this is what Toyota comes up with.. oof.

 

That’s just a Ridgeline

 

Thiught it was stock on the 2021 bed! Ice cream on the left shitter on the right!

 

http://bumperdumper.com/bumper-dumper/

 

Just dont mix those up, "what flavor is this chocolate chip?"

 

When did they put corn in rocky road

 

I'm guessing THIS accessory AND advertisement are the grand ideas generated when Toyota pays a NYC design firm full of city-dwellers to design truck stuff.

 

Icecream?

 

I'm guessing the market for the small to medium tubs is mostly people eating it on the shitter or crying into it, thus necessitating a trip to get more and repeat the process.

 

Not sure, but i bet it still looks the same goin out as it did goin in

 

Talk about a stupid design idea. Homer Simpson is in charge of the Toyota R and D program.
Meanwhile my buddy can put 37s with minimal effort on his Gladiator, my other friend has a locking front diff on his ZR2.
Sure they will probably break down but at least they are trying.

 

Exactly this.

 

Ok that car is awesome! Had the seperate bubble in the back for the kids, pretty sure he had a sandwich maker in between the front seats.