1st Gen rear frame reinforcement plates Group Buy closes 8-1-2011 at 12:00am

paypal I would assume but I've never used my account before so this oughta be interesting

 

Yes Paypal that's how I payed. Well seeing how we have 10 on the list I'm sure you guys can pay now and get the ball rolling.

Send your payment $70.00 Via Paypal gift (to avoid paypal fees) to jeremy@mercerfabrication.com

Note your address for shipping

 

OP Updated start your orders

 

Jerry add me to the list! (Ptowntaco) I get paid Friday.

 

Done

 

ill also pay friday.

 

Drat i don't have paypal...

 

Start a account it's 2011 man paypal is the only way to pay online.

 

i am in riverside.. (so cal)

pay pal is the preferred method. and as stated, if you can send it as a gift that would help alot. once all orders are received they will ship out within a week or sooner.. it usually only takes a day to make the parts.

 

sometimes it takes a few days to set the pay pal up correctly too, so make sure its all ready to go... i think you need to "verify" new accounts... its kind of a pain in the ass.but its worth it. i buy and sell parts online all the time and have always had great success with it.

 

Just in case you guys are skidish on sending money as a gift Jeremy is a Gold sponsor on TTORA and a hell of a fabricator just check out his rig

 

wow thats a sweet truck he has there and it shows he knows what hes doing!

 

I'm in for the group buy.

On a side not, does the seller make front frame reinforcement plates? More importantly, how needed are the front frame reinforcement plates? I've only ever heard of the rear section failing, but I know TG makes a set for the front.

 

the front plates are for straight axle trucks for mounting a steering box and shock hoops to..... on IFS trucks all the bracketry is in the way. and it makes it plenty strong.

 

^ That's listed as "Taco Frame Plate/IFS Box Mount Kit" on TG's site. Look down one more item at "Tacoma Front Frame Reinforcement Kit."

 

I see what you mean. It is for straight axle converted trucks. Although they don't say it on there. Don't know why. But if you can figure out where to put them without cutting all your IFS off and Welding it back on I'd love to see it! Haha. The plates are designed to go on the outside of the frame rails, the rectangle holes are to keep from covering up the vin number. I think they should make it more clear on their website for sure.

 

So how much needs to be cut off for dbl cabs? Is that something that can be trimmed before shipping, seeing as I gotta pay a buddy to install and one less thing to mess with is one less thing to worry about!

I'm ready to send paypal..... Thanks Jerry and Jeremy!

 

Payment sent. Thanks much.

 

I don't have an exact measurement off hand. Whoever will be installing these should be able to cut them. All you need is an angle grinder and cut off wheel. Which you will need to remove the tab that holds the filler neck anyways. You have to cut that piece off and weld it back on the plate. BUT If you need me to I can cut them down for you.

Thanks!

 

I'm very interested. I'll make make my decision when I get paid on Friday