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

Bob. Alex is jeopardy.

 

Bottle Opener Mod. Original Coca Cola bottle opener from way back when.

 

got it for 2380 with the spanner wrench

 

so, low

high

so me and joejoe just need to team up for Price is Right and we'll win it all!

 

I have seen this a lot on here, maybe I should dust mine off and drill it on. lol

 

I did one but I put it further back and thru the metal. I used some flat stock behind to stiffen I know its over kill but more is better

 

Cleaned the bugs off my windshield after a one-way trip from Connecticut to Charleston, SC...my new home!

 

stared at her while the sun was out ... .. *happy serenity feeling

 

SWEET

 

I went with the Fold-A-Cover G4. I'm really pleased with it so far. The 4 sections make the front part pretty light and easy to open. It's very well made and solid, and the locks are a plus (but like most locks they'll only keep out the honest people). The only drawback is you don't get full bed access without removing the cover from the truck. For me, that wasn't a deal breaker.

 

Wet Okoles!!!

 

new organizer

 

Ya he likes sitting on top of the tonnaue cover too, lol

 

I have new EBC rotors going on Sun Slotted/with dimples & EBC Yellow pads

 

you"ll like those rotors, i could instantly tell a brake improvement!

 

Had tires rotated at Dave's ETD. Brakes are looking a little thin but should be good for another 5,000.

 

wash and vacuum and removed the tonneau so we can take the bikes out to the lake tomorrow


wanted to clay and wax but it got too warm and I ran out of towels finishing the wife's car.

 

I put a seat cover on the passenger seat and stopped off to purchase my range pass for the year. Around here 90% of your "wheeling" is done on military property so you have to buy a $12 pass and stay out of restricted areas. So I wasted no time and took the long way home from work today through the military reservation. It was my first real off roading with the new truck. I gotta say that bone stock my 08 taco handles the deep sand way better than my stock f150 did. I got the taco a little muddy so now its time to detail her. It was really fun out there in the trails but a bit humbling out there alone not really knowing where you may come out at or what lies ahead. I knew where I was the whole time by keeping up with the range map and all the cross road numbers I came across. So if I did get stuck I felt like it would be easy to relay my exact location to whomever would have to get me out. Time to start buying recovery gear.

 

Changed engine oil, differentials, tansfer case all with Mobil 1, and gave her a wash. Whew, I'm pooped.

Big thanks to those who posted howto's on all of these. It made it a lot easyer.