What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

You sure it wasn't a sticker?

 

Everytime...

 

Finally replaced the completely trashed(duct taped) taillights with smoked LEDs now that I have actual rear armor.

 

Finally got everything together to install my OBA setup, my meso 10 switch, and all the relays to run everything. Using a 20 pin connector for the Meso switch. Finally got to play with Deutsch works connectors. I'm excited. I got all the rivnuts installed on the tank, compressors, and meso switch.

 

I need to do this to my tow hitch. The factory paint on it is horrible.

 

You're going to want some Archive Garage Hammer Hangers now that you got all that badonk.

 

Cutting connectors off the old dash harness. Ordered a new foot rest, there is a new part you need if you install the trailer harness wiring (which I may do).

 

Remainder of wiring harness.

 

My buddy told me 450 for a bushel...about what I paid for my 1st car haha

 

i bought the kit on Amazon-

$37 POR-15 Stop Rust Kit, Non-Porous Coating Seals and Protects Metal from Rust and Corrosion, Gloss Black

https://www.amazon.com/POR-15-40909...5&qid=1657218925&sprefix=Por-15,aps,72&sr=8-7

i ended up having to buy more metal prep so I went ahead and got a gallon of it. I didn’t even use 1/2 of the black coating from the kit and that was with 2 coats.

 

Originally took off flare cause it didn’t match the bumper, but the paint didn’t match up at all. Cut it up n now I’m happy.

 

Not much but enjoying my new lift kit

 

I've never thought about using those as a trim tool . I've got tons of those things laying around. Going to start keeping a couple in my truck.

 

Installed 1/2" spacer on drivers side to get rid of my taco lean. This after replacing the passenger side window regulator assembly on my wife's subaru. While I was at it she asked me to check out her windshield fluid nozzles cause it was "barely spraying anymore". Checked reservoir, bone dry.

 

That looks awesome!

 

I modified the bracket, just a single hole with a bolt that threaded into the frame.

 

Installed @flatironsoverland's ceiling cargo net yesterday, and did Phase 1 (seat, headrest, and seatbelt removal, plus cleaning behind the seat) of my rear seat delete today. Also stored my magnetic antenna in the cargo net and routed its cable under the headliner, trim, and floor mats out to where I mount the radio. It's looking much cleaner, and there's way more available space already, but I'm thinking some sound deadening and a panel of some sort are in order before I start making a new rear platform.

 

Looks great and thanks for the share!

 

Careful with those airbag sensors. Rear seat delete is the way to go!