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They are 16x7 from a 2001 but if i remember he ordered them and never installed them.

 

If they are for a 4x4 or pre-runner and 6 bolt (on 5.5" bolt circle) and will fit my second gen 4x4 I will offer $100 for the four wheels. See what he is looking for.

I live in Phoenix area but was in Tucson just this past Saturday and will be there again Feb 9th in the afternoon if he can wait.... I figure about $60 in fuel to drive there and back in the tacoma, so prefer to look at them/buy them when I am already in the vicinity. PM me if you like for my phone.

 

I need a passenger headlight 05-11, preferably from a 2011.

 

FYI, if your truck is a 2011 TRD model, then the stock headlights are smoked. If not, then the can use the regular chrome ones.

 

Yeah its a trd model, I noticed the refraction pattern is different on the 2011's too. Although I just need a headlight without condensation in it.

 

Why don't you just reseal your current light? Also pretty sure the refraction pattern is the exact same... my 08 and 10 were. the only difference was the smoked interior.

 

I lack the expertise and time, and its not a toyota light. I bought an aftermarket one after I broke my original one.

 

Really all you have to do is put a bead of silicon around the sealing portion... it'd be faster than putting in a new set and re-calibrating the beam pattern >.>

 

That is true, but how do I get ride of the condensation in the headlight without putting it in the oven and pealing off the outer lens. I haven't taken a super close look, but i think the portion between the lens and the actual light cover is sealed. Well not in my case, but it should have been sealed

 

Just take the parts off like you were doing a BHLM, throw it in the oven for 10ish minutes and it'll bake out. It's not sealed internally anywhere, it'll bake all the moisture out through the bulb gap.

 

X2! Also consider taking the boot off the back of the headlight for a while to let it breathe. i have mine halfway off to fix the condensation

 

I leave my boots off all the time. No issues. Allows them to breath better.

 

Boots on, never have condensation issues.....

 

I've got a set of stock 2010 TRD Black floor mats if anyone is interested. They are used but in new condition. They have been sitting on shelf for the past year. I'll send some pics if anyone is interested. I'm thinking $100 obo would fair.

 

Blhm 3years ago with boots on an have had no condensation issues. Only issue i have is the az sun ruining the cheap plastic.

 

Wax'm... it helps. I had to do it on my G35 lol

 

I always leave my boots on too. Faster get away if their husband comes home early.

 

Lol.

 

Not truck related but I have a BNIB Tucano Leather Folio Case for an iPad 4.

It came with the iPad (promo deal) and I bought the wife a case from coach.

$40