What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Nice work!

 

Here's a shot of the inside of the door. Dont forget to cut around the weep holes.



This is how it lays against the body.



And this is what it looks like with the doors closed. Cant see it at all.

 

Really appreciate that! Thanks

 

Thanks man!

 

Thanks!

 

Thanks for those pictures and the tip about the weep holes!

 

May I ask, where you got that headlight trim at?

 

And this is what it looks like with the doors closed. Cant see it at all.

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It looks and I know from the sound this may help.
How much of the door did you wrap?
How many feet did you need?

 

I like the Off Road grill. I'm keeping mine!

 

Well, I guess it’s permanent now

 

He has a TRD Pro grille. Not an Off-Road grille

 

Not sure what trim you are looking at. The headlights are retrofit.

 

Sanded, primed and painted the rusted section of my side steps. Used Rustoleum paint. Applied with a paint brush. Came out pretty decent. Time will tell how it holds up.

 

Cleaned the interior and finally replaced my damaged driver's seat clazzio bottom

 

The trim on the TacomA

 

Installed the KB VooDoo hi-rise bars and yakima cargo basket over my BakFlip MX4 bed cover.

pretty excited how it turned out. There is plenty of room to slide the basket over a few inches to the right and install a bike mount to the left of the rack next to the basket.

now I can keep my important items dry and clean with the cover on while towing the trailer and the generator in the basket or other items that won’t fit the bed with the cover on

 

The headlights on the Tacoma are taken apart, painted, new projector, drl and halo. Then reassembled. Hope this is what you need? If not PM me and I'll help the best I can.

 

Looks good. What mounts are those?

 

Finally found a use for the cargo net, no drilling and no removal of screws

 

Just took a drive with my new OEM roof rack, I put the bars going across and wow there is hum coming from the roof... I quick put the bars back to the sides and no noise. Glad the bars can be tucked into the sides of the rack.