3rd Gen Quicksand thread

can you post up more pix from side? back? i have same color taco and am looking for a good look.

 

Sure.. though, I guess they're all a little angled


Side/Front:


Side/Back:


Back/Back:


... yeahhhh baby!

 

Is it long bed or short?

 

Rocking my new Predator steps in Charleston SC, thanks to @TuRDLYFE

 

Who has a QS with a Tan Soft Topper? I'm about to pull the trigger on a ST and am thinking I need to get a Tan one because everyone has black... just want to see it to make sure I like it

 

@Tacoaric had one before he sold it. Search his posts.

 

That's awesome, I have the Mobtown hidden hitch on the way, don't see to many of those I feel like.
How hard was it to run the wiring to the front and back?

 

Lovin' the view! Don't forget to message me on your way back.

 

5’

 

For anyone interested, we've been selling a Quicksand patch of my truck for the last few months. All proceeds from the sales go to supporting FirefighterAid.org . A charity my wife and I have supported for the last 5 years. We've raised over $40,000 for them and aren't stopping any time soon. So far from these patch sales alone we've raised a bit over $2,000. If you're interested hit me up and support a good cause. Thanks for checking it out and considering supporting!!

 

Nothing like a bloody bed!
What hi-lift mount is that?

 

Lots of nice builds in here...just picked up my 2020 last Wednesday. Not sure where I will go with mods. Right now I am just very happy with it.

 

That is awesome

 

Not too bad except for some dirt falling on me at inopportune times. I’ll try to get a couple pics for you if that’ll help. I used the 24’ Warn winch power cable set an ran it from the rear license plate up an through the drivers side frame. Ran into some resistance between the frame an fuel tank. Then up front, before tucking it up under the catalytic converter heat shield and routing up near the brake master cylinder I added a couple feet of Heatshield Products Hot Rod Sleeve part# 204012 to protect the cable from any heat damage / heat draw issues. Used some spilt wire loom in a few places to protect the wires from abrasion & vibration wear and secured it with zip ties along the way. Once it was secured I cut the Warn cables to use the remaining for the front winch cable power source. Soldered & crimped a Warn Quick connect to the front cable and a couple 2 gauge copper ring lugs to the rear cable. Same set up I use on my ‘76 Ford Bronco Sport, matter of fact it’s the same winch I use on both vehicles. Hope this helps, lmk if you have ant other questions / concerns.

here’s a pic of the hidden hitch b4 installation:

 

RCI metalworks Loveland, CO - b4 they started laser cutting in their RCI logo

 

Thanks for the detailed response! I have a compressor in my bed cubby, sounds like the same route I used for that. Hopefully I can just run along side of what I already have.

Here's a pic of my buddies truck and mine from the other week when I helped him put on his Mobtown sliders. (for the thread)

 

I fuckin' love those wheels. the whole truck as it is.
I wonder what those rims would look like blacked out entirely......Nice build man!

 

Finally got my truck up in to the mountains. Snapped a quick pic before the hike, but I need to get some better ones.