--TOYOTA FIBERGLASS GUIDE-- Glassworks, Fiberwerx, McNeil, Hannemann

I havent checked his site recently but you can always call and see what he can do. The guy does a TON of glass work for nearly any random thing.....

 

Ohhhhhh, was on my phone with kinda crap connection lol. I mean 4x2 is still 4 wide, so it would cover most LT kids, just watch your up travel lol.

 

def haha, hate to have them shatter!

 

I just got the fiberwerx rear bedsides in and the passenger side went on with hardly any trimming but I have no idea what happened with the driver side because it needs a shit ton of trimming. It still will only take me a couple of hours but all the trimming that was done from factory on the passenger was just left for me to do on the driver.

 

and no third gen pics yet

 

I was going to order rear glass in the next couple days. My Fiberwerx front driver side fit really well and didn't need much of anything just minor sanding in one part, passenger side on the other hand was like yours and took a ton of trimming and was slightly off... I want to get fiberwerx rears but I'm a little worried about that happening again which is partially what has taken me this long to get rears.

 

Does anyone know if the McNeil flat top 4" long bed bedsides require a modified filler neck or if they'll work with the stock neck and gas cap door?

 

Pretty sure all the Fiberglass bedsides are need an extended filler neck

 

Yeah it looks like I was wrong about that. How did you do yours? I found these threads that mentioned at least the main filler tube could be swapped out for a 4Runner

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fiberglass-bedsides-gas-filler-nozzle.352851/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fiberglass-bedsides-and-gas-filler-neck-glassworks.226988/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fuel-filler-neck.268517/

I think I must have been thinking about people using the stock 4Runner fuel neck:
Toyota Part 77213-35370

 

Does anyone have any pictures of how they have extended the lines?

I was just looking into this

Thank you.

 

So has anyone been able to run glass bed sides and a shell? I want to run the mcneil racing 4" bulge flat top bedsides but I also use my truck to camp in and I sleep in the bed 6-8 days a month and need something that let's me keep my shell. I don't really want to build a support frame in the back for it since I don't see myself going full caged. Would I be better off just cutting the fender skirts inside?

 

You'll need to either find a shell that doesn't fit over the bedsides like an aluminum one that a few manu's make or cut the lip off of it.

 

Theirs a thread on the first or second page of the long travel section that talked about this and I believe has pictures

 

This:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/truck-cap-with-fiberglass-beside-photos.364082/

I know aluminum shells like mine will fit no problem with just something as a gasket between the glass and the shell like shower liner or shell sealing foam to keep the surfaces from rubbing since it does not contour past the top of the bed rails and just sits square on top of them.

 

You selling the bedsides?

 

Sold them over a year ago, hit up roadrunner they'll have you up and running in a week

 

Actually I'm building one at the shop '17 , I just finished the front end next is Roll Cage and rear suspension, Ill take pics of it, honestly not a huge fan of the mcniel glass for the 3rd gens.

 

what level of flare?

 

6" Mcniel is the only manufacter currently. Roadrunner makes a 4" apparently but they are in Mexico.

 

Personally I like McNeils glass for the 3rd gens.