TRD Pro Clone- in Quicksand

I believe he wants to use this for re-sealing the headlights once they have been painted...

 

After you finish with all the mods you've done to clone the TRD PRO, can you please show us the total expenses including labor pay? So us will have at least an idea how costly or cheaply it is to clone. Thank You.

 

Sealing up the headlights after pulling them apart.
What did you use?
I've found this instead and it's on route.

Yes thank you.

 

That looks correct.
This can also be used:

https://www.theretrofitsource.com/accessories/build-materials.html

 

Amazing looking truck, great job.

 

What was the cost for the sliding window mod? Did you swap the window or...? Just curious if you could share the process. Thanks

 

Looks great!

 

cost is about $1,000.
I swapped the window for a 2017 version.
I'll add details on the process once we are completed.

 

Installed the cable assembly for the power sliding rear window this weekend. Fits perfectly. There are clips included with the cable assembly that hold the cable against the rear wall of the truck. No modifications needed.
Also for those interested, I also purchased an additional cable assembly from a Tundra just to see the difference and can confirm they are very similar. Only difference is the length of the cable. In fact most of the Tundra rear power window parts are very similar if not exactly the same as the Tacoma parts.
Still awaiting 2 more parts from the dealer before we can finish the install.

 

Getting closer.
Just wired it up.

 

Any updates here? This is awesome. Cement is my favorite color and what I am hoping to get, but reading this is making me think twice about that. This looks amazing.

 

Completed the rear power window install. Had to wait for a part... works perfect!!!!

 

nice look.... love the black against the quicksand

 

nice job....keeping it original TRD

 

Thanks.

 

Amen Brotha. And please tell us you have a 440 in one of them Mopars.

 

440 six pack

 

It's a pretty cool feature isn't it? My little boy loves watching it open and close lol.

 

Awesome job!