What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Removed my skids after 2.5 years

 

Looks like you didnt need them, just leave em off.

 

Not in Canada!

 

Mounted (2) 2gl Rotopax inside camper. Getting ready for a cross country trip and I wanted a little extra just incase.

 

Drove through the southern gate of the ruined Roman town of Hisarya, Bulgaria


Roman bath house

50,000 miles in 15 months on the camper and truck, basically trouble free

 

Ya it will be more like the case that’s black just threw these on to see color

 

Bingo, well said sir.

 

I'm no overlander, I recently did a video on what I take out with me on the trails for several days recovery & tools. I will have a part 2 for camping stuff.

Shameless plug

https://youtu.be/3wbAdebNmwg

 

Its accessories for dudes half the time, i agree. Get a rooftop tent, use it once in the driveway, then drive around with it on top of the truck for a year to be cool. The world overlanding is goofy to me. You mean a road trip? Go buy some king shocks for street driving only, because you need those.....

 

Put your money in bling. The wimins will alway pick a blinged out Taco over a He Man Toco any day.

 

Spot on. Spending "top dollar" on every accessory and piece of equipment under the is just spending money to spend money. More expensive doesn't mean "better." Sure there are areas you shouldn't go with the budget option on tour truck but there are many others where you can.

The roof rack cases are indeed a great example of the wide range in price for extra storage. The Roam cases are nice, they're durable, spacious, and look really cool. I considered them when I was first shopping around but quickly moved on once I realized there were much more affordable options that suit my needs. I eventually settled on Apache cases from Harbor Freight. They're very rugged, water tight, and theyre able to be securely locked. During a sale I was able to pick up two cases for a little over half of what a single comparable Roam case costs. This isn't knocking anyone who has expensive cases, but for my needs I couldn't justify it.

As with any modification an individual really has to identify what's important functionally and aestheticly to them and what suits their needs and work their build to fit those wants & needs. At the end of the day it's the builder's cash and if they want to spend $500 for a case to fill with another $500 worth of stuff they may never need or use, that's their choice.

 

This. I'm an old fart and from the days it was actually called camping. Fished and hunted with my Dad and we always "left something at home" that always seemed to be detrimental to our trip. This stage in my life and where I travel this is a no-go for me. I have a purpose built truck with "stuff" that I really need when camping and exploring.

 

I always like to do little trips and along the way I'd think of something that added use to my trip. Don't be afraid to buy second hand. I have for lots of my items. On the other hand, buy cheap by twice.

Earlier in the thread someone asked why I'd added a snorkel... it's mostly for those real dusty fsr but also cause I can.

 

The S&B CAI uses the original intake location, but replaces the rubber bell. It also has a secondary rubber intake location that pulls from the front grill area. No cut or additional holes.

 

Nice Buck!

 

Absolutely. Don't ever let anyone question "why" you would do something a certain way for your truck.

Further, practicality as well as aesthetics are per the individuals view. If everyone found the exact same things aesthetically appealing and used their trucks the exact same way, they're be a million carbon copy Tacoma's out there.

It's your truck and your money. Give it the looks you like and build it to suit your needs. Who gives a shit what "Joe Bob TRD Offroad" or "Chad Mallcrawler Bro" have to say about your build.

 

Even in the oil capital of Canada you will pay $1.39 for a liter of gas...if you want primo grade 0 ethanol...$1.70+ for 1 liter...yep...or around $5.50 US a gallon...(premium)

 

Great video brother. Making me want to change up my gear. Traveling with an axle? I need to step up my game!!

 

Yes the glare is bad at night. I don’t see the link.

 

Where did you get this?