TRD Off Road built 4/4 arrives 4/8

It’s held by two clips on the sides. Popped right out.

 

It's a 6-hour drive from Tijuana to Mesa AZ.

 

My understanding is they get put on a train out of Mexico and pass into CA before then being distributed to various parts of the country. So it's not a straight shot from the factory to Az.

 

Could you post some pics of the interior looking at the rear window? How does it open? No bagging, just curious.

 

Yeah.....I'm still rolling around in a 2nd gen, I was surprised at the rear-view camera.....that's fancy to me

 

The rear view camera is fantastic. No headrest. Nonpillars. Just what’s actually behind you!

 

I meant my 2013 was the first rear-view camera I ever used. Before that, I drove a TJ for 9yrs with manual windows I tend to K.I.S.S.

The rear window just intrigued me.

 

https://imgur.com/a/5iKHMp6

 

Man I dunno; your 3rd gen might look better...

 

It was also pretty built out. Haven’t really started yet!

 

Bigger than the first pic made it look. Pretty slick.........now back to the 2nd gen hole

 

From the outside it’s just a small port hole.

 

My white 2024 TRD OffRoad Premium is about a month out. I drove the new manual shift Taco and although it was fun to drive, that 1st gear is super tall. So tall that you're probably better off starting out in 2nd gear. And the RPM at highway speed is over 2,000 RPMs at 65 mph, while the 8 speed auto is about 1500 RPMs at the same speed. So I opted for the 8 speed auto. BTW, the black looks mean! And as many before me pointed out, they sure did a great job with the OEM wheels on the TRD OffRoad package. Congrats!

 

Thus the 4 days instead of one. From the schedule the OP posted, it left the factory on the 4th, arrived somewhere (I'm guessing Southern CA) on the 5th, then went out on a truck on the 8th and was delivered to the dealer about 9 hours later. So, 4 days isn't all that unbelievable.
For all you poor suckers who don't live in the southwest, well, just be patient.

 

As far as I know my Sport+ was built the first week of April and arrived on the East Coast of Canada yesterday...unbelievable.