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

No kids. No seats.

Used up some of my leftovers from previous projects to make the platform.

 

I need me one em fuse box things.

 

Platform for sleeping?

 

Got a bed extender and roof weather stripping off craigslist.

 

The wife has done it numerous times. Not me though.

 

Finally got me one of them fancy tire bumpers

 

I need to do this, what's the dementions of the deck if you don't mind measuring for me?

 

hmm i gota check my 10'

 

I've done a few things to it today.

Not done yet but looks good so far.

While the hood was up I pulled the blue lights out of my scoop and put them under the hood.

Then while I was at it I bent an L bracket and squeezed it onto my droopy visor. It holds itself up now.

 

Replace pads and shoes yesterday. First time tackling rear drums. Enlisted the help of my brother in law. Didn't know about the adjustment opening on the back of the drums. Took longer than it should. YouTube videos failed to mention it. TW saved the day in a write up I found. Good learning experience.

 

Thanks man!

 

Doh! I'll have to check this tonight. I could have used you yesterday when making that video.

 

New headlights, Hella Horns, Color Matched grill. That was a long night...
Before:
image by seanbonham69, on Flickr
image by seanbonham69, on Flickr
image by seanbonham69, on Flickr

After:
image by seanbonham69, on Flickr
image by seanbonham69, on Flickr
image by seanbonham69, on Flickr

Much more better

 

Took it through the creek

 

Hit up gunny at camelback.

 

I wish you well, but in your video it looked broken. That was probably the pop that you heard when panel came up.

 

I'll check it out. Still was securely attached afterward so I'm not too worried about it.

 

Finally got this done thanks to @glorifiedwelder clean welds.

 

Thanks, and no, truck just hit 65,000 that's why I did all of that. I change the oil every 5500 or so and 4 quarts of transmission fluid every 3 oil changes. Differentials and transfer case about every 20,000. This is the first time I have done the belt, so I figured I would do the idlers and tensioner at the same time. And the brakes should be good for a while. Nice feel with the stainless lines and DOT 4.