What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Ok. That explains it. I saw one on the freeway a few weeks ago. Was not impressed.

 

Thanks to Prime Day I am now panhandling to recover, maybe I should start a gofundme account as well. Ordered quite a bit of car care products, bed lights and now trying to decide on a great medic/trauma bag for the Taco. I have one in my other car that is loaded with some excellent goodies I had in my previous career so at least trying to match kit and contents for the typical stuff I come across, you'd be surprised (open femur fractures and tons of accidents). What bags and contents do yall carry?

Now with a different profession I am unable to get all the latest and greatest gadgets as well supplies. Any medics out there care to donate?

 

Guess now is as good a time to make my first post; I've been lurking for the last few months.

I bought a used 2017 TRD Sport about a year and a half ago and really love it. I'll update with some pics later and list off all the low end (a.k.a. cheap) mods/additions i've done. But i feel the first mod may have been the most important:

 

I had to cut the front section of the bumper, but it wasn't too bad. I just followed instructions from a tacomaworld thread linked here https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...nstall-guide-how-to-article-with-tips.545427/

 

Griselda got some dancin' shoes. She’s a bit more ready for some light off-roading. BFG 185/70/17 R121 E1 (they didnt have any C's in stock) on Black Rhino Armory Sierra 17" +12 offset


Now i gotta do some work. Remove Air Dam, Remove Front Mud flaps, and Relocate front outside fender liner bolt (forward)

also added some Prinsu Ridgeline Handles to the Cab Rack for some leverage when putting stuff up/taking stuff down.

 

Got the front window tint matched up with the rest today. Much better.

 

I'm using my "never stolen, just borrowed" bag from my previous career. Typical gear includes cat tourniquets, quick clot bandages, splints, ace bandages, as well as airway/breathing devices. The only "unique" equipment is the traction splint.

 

Very nice. True story, came upon a motorcycle accident and guy had open femur fracture, bike all mangled up, helmet smashed up and raining. Had my medic bag and rushed to the scene although there were a few people there and offered my assistance. First question was, as the guy was sitting up and moving around, was "Should he be in c-spine stabilization"? Lady turned and said "I'm an ER nurse and he's been cleared". So I asked if she cleared him in the field without an xray and how she came to this, her response was that he is not complaining of any neck pain. "No shit" I said, "of course he isn't feeling pain because his bone is protruding from his skin and bleeding". She was immediately relieved of her expert duties and I enlisted the help of another medic on scene prior to EMS and Fire arrival. She really didnt do jack, no info obtained or anything, glad I had bag with emergency blanket to keep him warm as he was going into shock and was able to give his medical history to EMS/Fire rescue, I really think she was lying and trying to play hero until she got called out. Just frustrating really.

 

Hey friend - welcome to the show!!

--so WTF does that say??

 

I couldn’t wait for someone to answer it. I had to look it up.
Employees must carve Slayer into forearm before returning to work.

 

It's the v7 tune, and I don't have any shifting problems. My truck shifts gears really fast maybe because I have 5.29's.

 

SLAAAAAAYER!

 

New grill! https://www.ebay.com/itm/284310024188?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT

 

Installed PaxRax tailgate panel

 

I always loved that book. Professor McMonkey McBean was a true entrepreneur.

 

Yeah me either. The actual bronco looks amazing aesthetically.

 

Hah!!

 

That turned out nice but sure looks like a lot of work. When I ran mine to the rear I started in the back and just tucked it up under the head liner and under the molding around the doors. Only had to take off the A pillar to fish it over to the overhead console then down to the front camera for power.

 

Motrin and a fresh pair of socks is what I was prescribed for everything in my previous career.

 

Pretty sure you were told to hydrate as well @USMC6521