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

put on the oem exhaust tip, then noticed how bad the rest of the exhaust looked in comparison so went to work cleanin it with metal polish and steel wool

 

Truck took me to the woods today for my first chance to hunt so far this year. I let a spike and 3 does walk I just didn't feel like shooting. I did have visitors excuse the crappy cell phone pics but I had about a 300 pound sow with a pair of 100 pound cubs decide to hang out for about a half hour they're fun to watch.

 

Wheeled at AOAA! Hitting it again tomorrow.

 

Why?

 

representing us all at some local cars and coffee get-together

 

When you go off-road, the mud flaps hang down so low that they scrape a lot. Tons of people have ripped them off when off-roading, so most end up removing them before that can happen. Also, when you go up to 33" tires and need to chop the cab mount, they are in the way and the tires rub on them.

 

Agreed. If you bought them because you like the look of sliders then the powder coating will hold up a little longer than paint but if you bought sliders for actual wheeling than paint is the way to go. You will end up scratching the powder coating off and trying to find a paint that half ass matches.

 

Rustoleum spray-on bedliner matches perfectly to the pc on my front bumper and ditch light brackets.

 

Built your own headlights or bought them somewhere?

 

Spyder headlights, the smoked ones. on sale now too. really transformed the face.

 

Where and when do you all meet up?

 

Naples Florida! a bit far from ya! i used to live in West Palm.

 

Thanks. I was hoping to get to to the Tamlando meet this year, but I have a camping trip planned.

 

Took off my flappers today.

 

Once you get 285's I will like this..

 

your dog looks sad maybe it was really attached to the mud flaps?

 

haha

 

i like the color

 

Finished up an overhead ceiling net for blankets and jackets. Used black paracord for the whole thing and used some pretty complicated knots and stuff.

 

sweet job well done!