What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Haha, I bought mine at a swap meet in on Maui during our honeymoon almost 27 years ago - still love it.[/QUOTE]
When the company I was working for shut down they sold us the equipment if we wanted it. I bought the Fluke 77 I had used for a couple of years there. Still got it and it still works great. I have added what I call the China Fluke to my arsenal of test equipment but still prefer the 77.

 

Rims up to paint next? Lol

 

Great choice, got myself a front and rear set but the fronts are on order.

 

5.29’s are definitely what I’m going with. The tune is sounding like a definite plus. Thanks again!

 

Turned

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Washed it today. Second time using chemical guys torq foam blaster 6 and Mr pink soap. I was impressed how well this stuff cleans with minimal scrubbing. Took a 5 hour drive to run and get some parts Saturday and got plenty of bugs. Only second time using it, but impressed so far.

 

Got my bumper and lights installed

 

I used their one that attaches to the hose and their melon soap and works great tons of foam

 

https://parts.toyotaofnashua.com/oe...-road-beadlock-style-alloy-wheel-ptr1835090gr
These wheels are getting harder and harder to find. Looks like these guys have them available in the gray and are 12% off.

 

Thanks!

 

Weekend camping at Bartlett lake, Tonto national forest, Arizona


Blending right in.

 

Installed only the rear seat covers today and will hopefully get to the front two soon.

 

Ok - this mod makes 100% sense. I'm going to do it.

 

This is an awesome idea! Can you provide any more info? I would love to replicate this for my softopper.

 

Where did you get the bumper?

 

Yes it will fit "just right" under your tonneau cover. The ends that mount it to the bed rails can be flipped over so that the knobs are on the bottom and they won't interfere with your tonneau.

 

Damn wish I was close to that! Thanks for the lookout though

 

What fog lights are those? Output is quite impressive

 

I have one with a Bakflip cover installed. You have to do a bit of modification for it to fit “right” after you install the cover due to the fact that the rails it mounts to are moved down below where they were previously. If you search my post history you can find pics of mine. Also I found a bed divider locally that had not been used for $100.

 

I used a hair dryer to heat the OEM mirror back by blowing warm air around the edge s of the mirror. The I pushed the mirror so it was tilted up as far as possible. Grabbed the bottom edge of the mirror with both hands and just pried it up and out. The clips will release - and you'll see a metal clip of the driver's side. Don't think you screwed up when you don't see one on the passenger - you don't need that clip for the Spotter Mirrors.

To put the new ones in, I again used the hair dryer to heat the plastic on both the new mirror and the holder. I started on the upper corners to pop the new ones in - they do take a bit of force.