95 taco's 2003 DC 4x4 not much of a build

He's moving soon

I like the idea if I could come with a good space to put it. If I could find a random shaped container that could fit under the tool box and take up the space on either side of the toolbox I'd do it.

 

That takes bed space (or bed rack space, or swing out space), and requires stopping.

 

I'm moving 2,000 miles in june, and will be taking semi-regular 900 miles trips after we move, so it'd be nice to have (but it's definitely not getting done before the big move)

 

Trailer is now fully welded and mostly primed, gonna paint it and add the plywood deck in the next few weeks, and it's also getting new leafs and tires, then on to lights/wiring and getting it registered.
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Well, I ordered a scangauge 2 today.

 

Bout time you bought something. I was getting tired of you talking about it

 

Haha, it was a tough decision, LED headlights from Chris and a UG or a scanguage to monitor the trans temp, found a 15% off coupon for the scan gauge so that helped the decision.

 

Plasti dipped your hood? Wth?

 

Yep, glare was pretty bad coming down the mountain the other day (and I wasn't wearing my contacts so sunglasses weren't a option) so I decided that I'd spend a little money and make sure I wouldn't have a glare issue again.

I have a picture floating around somewhere, most folks that see the picture say ew, but in person they say it looks good.

 

Now you need to do the roof

 

Not yet, I may have a idea for the entire truck.

 

A little Gaudy :/

 

There's a guy on Instagram that has a more woodsy (leafier, greener) cam that's a little more subtle.

 

I thought about doing that to my 96 haha

If I would have kept my Chevy I would have done Realtree APG HD

 

A little too neckred for me man. You do as you please and i'll just tell you its wonderful

 

You shoulda kept your 96.

The you'd have a camo truck that doesn't work

Redneck is the only way to roll, it's the trailer/white trash you gotta stay away from.

works for me.

 

Wish I would have. My dad and I talked about SAS'ing it and throwing a 350 in it.

 

That would be a fun project, shoulda done it.

 

How much did the code bring the scangauge down to if you don't mind me asking?

 

$146.87
$10 of that is taxes, shipping would've been $9.99 but with advance auto you get free shipping on order above a certain price.