What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Did some inner wheel well fender trimming hoping that will do the trick to fit some 35s. This is in addition to a CMC, UCA and some previous cutting. I'm dragging my feet on pulling the trigger on tires.

 

This is a great looking truck. That build is almost perfect for Third Gen Tacoma in my opinion.

 

you sir are a good photographer very nice vehicle!

 

Thank you! Much appreciated.

 

Thanks. I've since added the Taruca Rogue 270 awning. Been waiting till I went into the woods so I can take a pic to post.

 

I would have permanent tread marks in my left arm with that console cover lol

EDIT: RIGHT arm.... my right arm

 

lol

 

That sounds incredibly awkward unless you're the passenger. Why not your right arm?

 

Replaced the rusted, bent fuel door for a new one. I put in two M5 rivnuts instead of riveting it back on. Still need to get a replacement spring clip latch doohickey - gotta put that on my list.

 

Assuming a little too much here? Are you assuming his left arm, is attached, to his left shoulder? Are you, huh?

 

Clazzio seat covers?

 

Obviously if your left arm is attached to your right shoulder it is now your right arm.

 

Yea…there’s 3 or 4. I already talked to the dealership and no answer back. I’m going to bust on them next service. I have zero idea why it keeps cracking like that. Maybe parking in the sun or whatever.

 

Sure is. One of the best things I’ve purchased.

 

Someone posted a good video on removing the dash console and replacing the plastic ... maybe they will chime in.

 

Now, before it gets rusty again, spray some kind of lube on it. I use motorcycle chain lube, sprays on really thin and flashes off to a nice tacky grease that doesn't attract dirt.

 

Yup, I had tried to save it when it got hard to move with teflon lube but it was too late. Now I'm just gonna hit it with fluid film like once a month.

 

But what if,,,, your left arm is in the right and your hands are backwards too…

 

This truck, parked in the spot next to “my spot”.