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

nah just one and you will still have a ton left over if you screw up. there is a DIY on here somewhere for it. though i used a multi-tool rather than drilling out the plastic rivets. worked way better. plus pre-drill holes for the screws when you put it back together

 

Yeah man, sounds g. Thanks

 

How do you like it? I'm thinking of doing that as well. My badges are plastidip for now.

 

Console Security Apparatus!

 

Sick dude

 

Did you make that counsel vault yourself or buy it? If bought, where at?

 

I made it. I posted with a few more pics with the name.

 

Awesome work! I really need to learn how to weld.

 

Installed Ditch Brackets, Rigid Dually's, and put the switch in the console

 

Good luck with the new home! Gonna miss one of my favorite tacos and especially your outstanding pics...

 

Thanks man. It takes some practice but it is a skill you will find many uses for.

 

It's clean and that's my preference.

Finding fishing line strong enough was the hardest part.

Wife asked why, I just said makes
It easier to wax. Real reason I just don't like extra crap glued on.

 

Thank you so much buddy. It hurt me selling them both, especially the A5. Here is the new whip and casa.







5 Tacos under the belt... I'll be back soon. Love these trucks.

 

Nice! Red dirt FTMFW

 

I called to check on the status of my Skid Plates, Differential armor, and Sliders.
Does that count?

(sometime mid to late next week they'll ship.)

 

Mine too...she goes,"you're a

we're in the same boat as far as the females haha. My girlfriend says,"why aren't you satisfied you just bought the damn truck!" Hahaha

 

What is the advantage of this? Different color? Softer? More padding?

 

Installed oil pressure and temp gauges. The gauges are from the Autometer custom shop and were the best I could do to get them to match the factory gauges. Gauges were tied in using a Glowshift sandwich plate. I've used their plates before and haven't had any issues with them so far and this one is much easier to keep an eye on too.

I had meant to use a tapped drain plug for temp, but the sender body was larger than the hole in the plug and boring it out looked like it may weaken things.

The mount is the Cravenspeed Flexpod.

 

Test fit on my aftermarket hood. Started paint process today.