What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

It's on Meso's site. Here's the direct link.

https://mesocustoms.com/collections...ducts/3rd-gen-tacoma-custom-made-switch-panel

 

Yes- you can.

 

I completely forgot about the P-58 can openers that were introduced when T-rats came out. I guess I carried my P-38 on my key ring all these years because it's half the size of a P-58.

 

Dobinsons lift and air compressor showed up. Had the IMS shocks assembled, probably put the lift on next week.

 

you reverse into that spot..??

 

i love me a “ Dirty Girl”

 

I was thinking the same thing

 

Y’all are some observant people

 

Yeah watch out what’s in the background with this crew! I haven’t been a member long but these guys are sharp. Lol

 

I did to get away from people! So now you know... lol
Glad your paying attention to someone driving in reverse!

 

I did to get away from people! So now you know... lol
Glad your paying attention to someone driving in reverse!

 

Silly if you ask me....

 

Very nice, its a Beautiful place but its getting crowded! Sounds good...

 

BTW thank you for your service. My Father in law is retired Navy, Nephew in the Airforce.

 

Crazy! What they don’t know is what’s behind me... thats even more hilarious for me...

 

Thank you sir! That’s awesome, hope he likes it!

 

Before the TB game front bumpstops and a/c drain reroute.

 

It’s probably wise that you waited. While I love the look of those predator steps, I cringe every time I read a post from someone mentioning how you can rip your rocker panels off if you bottom out or snag them on a rock while off road. Now granted, I am no rock crawler and honestly have no desire to be, but I do drive on some sketchy mountain roads for hunting season and it is entirely possible to snag one of those steps if the conditions are bad or if not paying attention to the ruts on the sides of the “road”. If mine hadn’t come with the truck, I may have chosen differently. It’s honestly a love/hate thing I have going on with those predator steps.

 

Yes, I have read the debates on TacomaWorld about that issue, and see both sides of the arguments. But I like both the appearance and function of the steps, and my off-roading will probably be mostly confined to the beaches of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. I have been there many times with a friend who has the step bars and never encountered a situation where there appeared to be much risk of damage due to the steps.

But it will probably be a few more weeks until I make up my mind and pull the trigger on the purchase.

 

I would like to find something like cable steps on some off-road dump trucks. They flex when going over rocks.