Inferno Thread

I like your definition. Other websites claim sunroofs are metal door, and moon roof is glass. who knows. Ha, I've never even tried my sun/moon roof (window sticker calls it moonroof) yet....cold rainy weather around here.

 

Think back to when you were in your teens, we all bought those kraco sunroofs, stuck them in our 70 something Camaros they called them sunroofs. When the factory got a hold of them, they made them go backwards and called them moon roofs

 

I do remember those days...also the leaks everyone had! ha, I never had one...but sure envied my buddies T-tops on that Trans am...sweet!

 

I actually had several of these sunroofs and put stiff foam in between the outter skin and the inner skin of the vehicle and never had a problem

 

Picked up my DCLB OR in Kansas City yesterday morning and made a long drive back to Texarkana through the snow and ice.

 

Looks great, I bet you're having a ball in the snow

 

I'm not that experienced in snow living further south. I didnt get any chances to really play, I was on I-29 most the time.

 

Nice truck! It looks very familiar

 

Very nice, I was looking at these exact same wheels. How's the offset? Just by looking at the numbers, I'm guessing they stick out about an inch more than OEM wheels.

 

I am seriously thinking about trading my '15 for this one in stock at the dealership today......

 

I am more a of a lurker here on the forum but thought I would show off my Inferno ext cab with Undercover bed cover. Had to wait over 1 month to get it but IMO it is a really nice cover. I don`t really need or want a whole lot for this truck accept leather which I will get in the future. I have Husky floor mats and the Rock Blox mud flaps which are great here in the land of mud and dust.

 

Price?

 

For the bed cover?

 

It was expensive but I had to have a matching cover. I believe it was $1,300ish. You can get the same top in textured black for around $900.00

 

I figured it was high dollar being Color matched but much lighter than a fiberglass cover.

 

Picked up my Double Cab Long Bed Sport in Warner Robins, GA on New Year's Eve and drove back to Ellendale, TN. Darn, these are hard to come by. I barely missed buying a SR5 Long Bed in Louisville and was too late for the above Offroad in Kansas City. I fell in love with the Inferno color since orange has been my favorite color all of my life. I wanted the long bed since I have a T-100 which this will effectively replace. The T-100's bed is 6.5' long and after surveying our needs for camping equipment hauling, I couldn't wrap my mind around the Short bed idea. It is a trip getting this into my 20' garage at home, however, and I don't have the trailer hitch on yet. I was amazed that the dealership discounted this truck $2,500 from MSRP after reading your discussion on smaller discounts and pricing over MSRP. I think it had to do with the end of the month/year and the extra $4,000+ options it had on it, most of which I didn't want and wasn't willing to pay for. Thanks for all the helpful information on this forum.

 

congrats. i really wanted the double cab but decided its just he wife and I, so i stopped looking and settled for the ext cab. I dont know what it is with southern area but they dont get or dont want to get doble cab long beds

 

Double cab long bed 4x4s are a limited production truck. 4% are TRD Sport, 1% are SR5, and 1% are TRD OR.

 

The vast majority of Tacoma's (2nd and 3rd gen) are double cab longs beds in Canada. Only way to get a short bed is to get the manual trans. The dcsb's are so uncommon that the 2016 trd sport dcsb at my local Toyota dealer just looks weird, as though someone cut the frame and box and slapped it back on. All in what you're use to I suppose.

 

Same truck I am looking at purchasing once interest rates drop and more sales come on. Not budging off MSRP where I live and 4.9% financing.