What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Busy day today. I got some LED bulbs in for the Low beams, fog lights, & license plate. Also got a bottle of Ravenol in for the T-case. Might get to that tomorrow.

Washed, ceramic coated, waxed, & rain-x'd
Put on the tonneu & lettering

Bed Mat

Blue map lights and dome light

 

Oh yeah and this sweet Flag front license plate


And this organizer, glove box one is on the way

 

Thanks! Yeah, looks different without the snow. It was very hot that day. The heat was unbearable!

 

Just got home from a week at the beach with the family. Overall the 1100 mile round trip drive was pretty comfortable in the Tacoma. I was a bit surprised that nobody complained about comfort at all. Good times.

 

Memories...that's what it's all about!

 

Can't wait to take my truck with the fiancé and our dogs back to Charleston (Isle of Palms), SC! We went a few weeks ago; about two weeks before my truck arrived at the dealership. Looking at how you have yours packed, I'm getting some good ideas.

 

What color choice is this from them been thinking about ordering a set

 

I see somebody played a lot of Tetris growing up!

 

With all the crap my wife brings, you either master Tetris, or buy a Tundra.

 

For me, the investment was well worth it. I found the speakers that’s recommended by other forum members for less than $60, so considering the price, it was well worth the small cost for the improved sound. You might be pleasantly surprised.

 

Have safe and happy July 4th everyone! God bless the USA!

 

House O Speed / Hot rod shift knob?

 

Went ahead and ordered these wheels. Found them on sale this weekend this is not my truck. But it’s the look I’ll have some time next week.

 

Spent a week or two each summer from the time I was 6 to about 25 yrs old at Rodanthe. Nags Head was about 80 miles from where I grew up and quick drive for long weekends was added to that when I hit 16. Wasn’t a Tacoma but old 68 Beetle or Dad’s 64 Chevelle SS. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

 

What year is your rig? It's not bad at all. Pretty much plug n play. Mine already had the wire harness behind the switch cover. I just had to remove the switch blank and insert the switch, plug her in, and tighten it all back up. Easy as that!

 

By far one of my cheapest and favorite mod to date. Stole the idea and probably in the minority for using kayak handles. $14 shipped. We’ll see on longevity but they help lift my light arse up with no problems.

 

I'm glad I'm at the point in life where I can pay in full and not have to worry about about bringing the bank into it.

Congratulations on the upcoming wedding and the new truck. Best to your fiancée.

 

Sure thing!

 

Yes indeed! With crazy people, displaying a weapon may not deter them and in fact could incite them. You never know. Way too many of these people moving to PDX

 

As some of you know 11 months ago my wife and I hit the road full time living in our 2019 Tacoma with a Four Wheel Camper Fleet on back.

We were happily camping on the beach in Baja when we realized we had a power problem. Our battery was not getting charged from the truck's alternator anymore. Looking at our SwitchPros 9100 we discovered one of the switch’s wires had been burned.




Thinking that the SwitchPros had somehow failed, I sent an email with photos to them and surprisingly got a phone call back from them within a minute from Laura Muertter, the co-owner of SwitchPros! She immediately saw two major installation failings, one was that the SwitchPros ground wire wasn’t directly hooked to the camper battery and two, that an unknown wire (purple arrow in photo below) was drawing power from an unfused portion of the Switch-Pros.



She recommended that we take the truck to Aiden James Customs / Sibi Built of Santa Ana, CA. A month later we took the truck into the shop and Wow! There they found that our original outfitter from the Pacific Northwest had installed an insufficient sized wire that charges our camper battery which caused the circuit to burn out



He said we were lucky the camper didn’t burn to the ground. They also found that when this original outfitter installed the camper on the flatbed, they pinched a wire that had rubbed through to the bare wire. He also discovered that the unfused mystery wire had been hooked up by the installer of our Scheel Mann custom seats for the seat heaters, not the original outfitter. This also could have overloaded the SwitchPros.


Before Aiden James Customs:




After Aiden James Customs:

They even cleaned up the install using a SD Off-road mount tray! @Jason TRD OR
even had time to do a tune, it’s worth it!




I cannot recommend Aiden James Customs / Sibi Built enough. Even though their shop was completely full of Tacoma’s and Fourunners they helped us out, did top quality work, and quickly got us back on the road at a very reasonable price. I’m also super impressed with the customer service at SwitchPros!