What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Were you able to get the seat cover to go inside the plastic trim on the front seats? I watched the RC install video where they tuck it in for a seamless look, but there was no way I could get mine to do that. I just pulled the cover down as far as it would go over all of it.

 

Pulled it over the outside. Finding someplace to hook onto became a pain in the butt, and taking primary seat bolts out so I can work under the seat ... just too damned hot to keep fighting.

 

Thank you for your business, we greatly appreciate your support. The Taco looks fantastic!

 

Hit 100k miles on my 2019. Changed the fluids for the engine, transmission, transfer case, and both differentials. Easy peasy, and only a couple hours of my time.

 

Did you used a kit?

 

Looks great!

 

Finally got the rear zerk on the front drive shaft to take grease!
I used a needle tip


Jim

 

Beautiful rig! Love those wheels

 

The yellowing of my 23 black Taco. I know this wouldn't be everyone's preference, and I'm not sure how long I'll keep the yellow, but it's different. And I like different. I used every bit of the 11 oz can of Plasti-Dip for the dash molding and the letters. That shit's expensive here in The North! 34 bucks a can w/tax on Amazon! Not sure how many coats I sprayed on each piece, I stopped counting after 8.

So what do you think? Do you like it? Was it worth the $34?

Now the question is: What should I do on the grill? I thought about yellowing the TOYOTA. And then I thought maybe the crossbar and the centerpiece around the TOYOTA. But that just might be too much freakin yellow? I'm leaning toward nothing yellow up front.

Any comments are appreciated.

 

I drive it everyday so here’s a new one for me. A robin has made a nest on my UCA.

 

Decided to finally ditch my ARB deflator and upgrade to Ronny Dahl's favorite deflator, the InDeFlate.
I picked this one out of the hundreds of others/building my own because of the control valve. I like having a Schrader on it so I don't need an adapter to my Milwaukee inflator that I carry in the truck.
The only thing I changed was I swapped out the chucks with some nice Haltec ones.

 

Fast little Builder, those Robins!!!

 

Yes and that's very pricey property they chose, very upscale neighborhood!

 

I just used the parts listed by others on here.

 

Thanks for sharing. I did a 4-way DIY setup and after several uses was thinking of modifying down to 2. Beyond the extra convenience, will also make it easier to store.

 

Gettin' the shaft & nuts inspected.

 

That's always fun..

 

New LED tail lights


and @TOTAL CHAOS bed stiffeners, which fit under the retrax cover no problem

 

Gettin' them adjusted is more fun!