No budget, how to make my 2013 Tacoma stand out

Wrap it chrome

 

Stickers.

 

Paint it pink.

 

Sounds like a troll.

 

This thread sucks

 

year. round.

 

Add some OEM fog lights to the front, put a Heritage Grille center on it, (NO Raptor lights), add a conservative set of dark chrome wheel skins. Then step back and leave it alone for a while. If it was mine, I would dark privacy tint the rear window. It looks like it's a 3-pane slider: Nice.

Looks like you have the 6' bed on it. What more can you ask for? ...Tell me you have the 2.7L stick and I'll respond: Life is good. What ever you decide: don't over-do it. It looks classic just as it is.

 

Actually despite my previous comment about getting Dayton spokes (still a good idea), I now vote for terminix stickers but misspelled

 

Define"no budget".
Literally $0?
$100, $500, something else?

 

Hood exit exhaust. Flipped rear axles but keep the front stock to get that sick prerunner squat. Big chrome wheels, preferably some that are at least 12" wide. Underglow. Lots of it. Claw mark sticker on the hood automatically makes you cool, and every sticker adds 5hp. Tint, but specifically old tint so everything looks blurple inside. Fuzzy steering wheel cover. Follow this to a tee and you'll have an instant classic.

 

Park in the worst part of town and if your truck is still there after the weekend it'll be all tagged up for free! LOL

 

this guy gets it

 

There are some people who make vintage/retro style Toyota colors stripe decals like the old 22re trucks had, or like the racing colors TRD uses. Those might look cool on a stock white single cab. I saw them on eBay and Etsy. Probably a few hundred for decals or vinyl wrap versions. I've never tried so YMMV.

 

Sell it and retire early.

 

Panty dropper right here

 

- Paint match front/rear bumper, grill, door handles and mirror
- TRD SPORT hood
- TRD PRO headlights
- TRD PRO grill
- Diode Dynamics Elite Series fogs
- Tint
- DJM lowering kit
- OEM 4x4 fender flares
- 18” wheels

Gives you an idea.



This one is a 5 lug with a lift and with a set of 5 to 6 lug adapters/spacers. Picture it lowered instead.

 

Mask off the windshield and other windows. Mask off the lights, grille and anything else you don't want painted. Scuff sand with 400 grit. Grab a paintball gun with a half dozen different colors. Give it a good spattering. Let `em dry for a while, then clear coat.

I saw this on an old, white Camry near Virginia City, Nevada a long time ago. We were driving the opposite direction, so I couldn't get a picture. They used blue & white paint balls.

 

Try to find 5 lug wheels larger than 14s or whatevers on there now. It'll lift the truck making it look more like a prerunner. Get a nice TOYOTA decal for the tail gate to make it look retro. Grab some LED tail lights if that's your thing and throw a nice bed cover on it.

Truthfully, these trucks are beautiful in stock form IMO. Sometimes basic looks better than everything else. To me, simple is good. Good little reliable Tacoma. Plain jane.