What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Trail Grid Pro has great plug and play options.

 

RC Powesteps

 

I seen them raptor lights on a Ford Edge the other day lol

 

This topic has drawn lots of attention...

I avoid overstepping boundaries in my replies...learned what happens to others by reading just a handful of threads.

I've also been on Forums since 2011 which has taught me a lot about online dialogue.

It takes time but learning to ignore/bypass replies that don't add substance is a continual cycle if one plans to stick around.

 

NOT seal leather, faux suede.
Sometimes it gets too nasty outside to work on our Tacos so one winter I decided to add USB jacks to my 2x powered reclining sofas.
Last winter I modded my furnace to pull heat from a heat exchanger connected to my electric hot water heater. There is always something to mod around the house.

Now that the weather is nice, I'm going to replace my dented tailgate and swap out the grill for the 2nd time on the Taco. Stay tuned for pics.

 

This is a pretty neat idea

 

Thanks. My vertically challenged Filipino wife appreciates it's assist. When she's not in tow, I turn em off via the toggle switch.
I think it makes the ride look cleaner than having the mounted step variants.

 

Your color is the best for you. Like your kids are the cutest. Same w one’s dog.

We used to have 2 red cars. Then two dark grey. Now two green. Well, LR is hardly green. My wife’s Camry is the spruce color.

 

Totally agree

 

I put white lights on, so maybe Dino teeth and not raptors? I had to distinguish it from the 42% of all trucks. Now I just have differentiate from 50% of Tacomas.
I had a 4Runner for 14 years and my only mod was a bug deflector. I’m having fun doing stuff to make Tacoma my own. Other than sliders and skid, it’s cosmetic. I really like my pro style tails w LR. Most chrome inside and out gone including derping the bumper. These trucks just want to be personalized.

 

Aesthetics and function in one product.. I wasn't aware this was possible...hahahaha

 

Congratulation!

 

Several.

• My location is not particularly windy.
• High wind is not usually associated with clear days and high heat (in my area).
• The bottom is held in place by the wipers.
• There are 3 suction cups holding the top in place, one in the middle on the roof and one on each front door window.
• Some wind getting under the cloth allows heat to escape.
• It hasn't blown away yet.

 

I love my switchback

 

I went out and bought Duck Fabric Cloth and made some shades for my Camper shell.

 

Added Wildpeak AT4s 265/70R-16. First time having a mobile installer put them on, way more convenient. Now to remove the paint dots.

 

Those paint dots are what they use to balance the wheels, just keep them on.

 

Duct tape!

 

The dots are a rough approximation from the factory as to the balance of the tire at the factory. The yellow dot is to be mounted next to the valve stem. It looks like yours aren't. Not a biggee. As long as they are balanced well no harm no foul. There really isn't a problem to remove them as they aren't really used for any real purpose except for original install and it's not critical for that.

 

I’m still waiting on someone to do night rider lights…….

then you need a speaker to make the wooo wooo sound. I’m not doing it to mine but if you want to be different