Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

Beat me to it

 

@pearing

Good morning

33's Baby

 

High clearance bumpers tend to leave the 4runners washer bottle hang-dangling in the breeze. Not sure if it’s the same for Tacomas.

I’m not sure if a metal guard over that water tank would just become a damage multiplier. Whatever it’s mounted to would take damage, instead of just breaking or cracking the tank.

Things get goofy when somebody has a metal brake and laser cutter and wants to make a buck. All sorts of products like these get made. That said, I think the aftermarket has missed a golden opportunity to sell aluminum, custom shaped and tig welded washer fluid tanks that don’t hang off the bottom. 300-400 bucks easy! Lol

 

Or a couple of zip ties to move the tank

Speaking of good ideas

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1994-nissan-datsun-pickup/ r

 

Tacomas are up high, level with the top of the radiator mount.

 

Hah... I could start a fire truck museum (with my 1932 Chev Confederate fire truck...)

 

Looked into the cost of a single special order Diode Dynamics fog light to replace my missing member. Most of $300 and a new set is $379. Looks like I am making a chase light mount on the back... and a new set up front. Think I will wait until I find a sale though.

 

memorial day is soon, i'd expect some good deals.

also, if it was a DD light that broke, hit em up. My FIL broke his accidentally and they replaced it without any headache.

 

It didn't just break it exited the premises. Gone. Not to be returned...

 

You posted a pic of the dangling wires...

 

You need to have a clean windshield when you're navigating mall parking lots.

Move it where, exactly?

Chonky! I'm hoping to catch a few of those this weekend!

 

I just got a welder...you're giving me ideas...

How hard could it be?

(Very hard)

 

That's pretty close to @OldSchlPunk I think.

 

that might be harder to warranty

 

If it's at all like the Tacoma (and I'm sure it is), there isn't an extra cm of wire to work with. Sure, you can cut and splice wires, but that goes with a possibility of trouble down the road. With today's electronics in vehicles, I'm paranoid about messing with wiring harnesses.

 

Yes, it is. Tyler @LarryDangerfield, I don't Facetoob. If you can make the arrangements, I'll front the money and pick them up, we can work out the TWExpress. Next Tues. is the only day I have firm plans at this point. PM me if you wish, let's get this done!

 

Considering zip ties are a good financial decision. I think that might fall outside thread guidelines.