The 2.7L Single Cab Thread

Hmmm, does look bad at all!

 

Feels awesome to drive with em!

 

are you only gonna use them when you wheel or leave it like that all the time? id be worried about random rainstorms

 

Only gonna leave em on during pretty days. Prolly gonna leave em on all weekend

 

Great work man looks awesome

 

Cool. As. Shit.

 

Loveeee these doors!

 

I think you might have started a new trend

 

I saw something you might like on your snorkel the other day....someone in black Jeep had a black skull on top of the snorkel instead of the normal chimney top basket lookin thing. It was disturbing and cool at the same time.......it was like this one.............

 

I'm pretty sure I'm the first 2nd gen with half doors so I wouldntnbe surprised

 

That's skull tho! lol

 

Yet. It kinda looks like a big black.....

 

That thing looks like some of the trail rigs I see all the time in Petersens.

 

Pretty awesome. I like how it still looks clean, much better than tube doors

 

those doors are wicked

 

how about soft snap/velcro windows for those doors? for times when you don't have time or feel like swappin back to full doors.

 

I want to find some clips that clip onto the little channel around where the door would be and attach em to some clear plastic for random showers. The struggle is gonna be finding the clips.

 

This is my 6th Toyota. One Land Cruiser, two pickups and the third Tacoma. All were 4x4's. Only the 2001 was an extra cab.

It's a 2013 5 speed with the bench. I'll be adding some sliders for sure and bumpers if I can justify it so I have better recovery options. Little convenience things like cruise, intermittent wipers, maybe electric doors and windows are on my list. I'm researching swapping for buckets, but I'll need to figure out the seat airbag wiring as it seems there are some differences. Looking out for a shell or other storage option as well. I just put on some Tundra wheels I sourced off Craigslist and painted with duplicolor.

I did the yellow wire already, and it does improved the low range operation, but I don't know if it's enough.

It's going to be my daily driver, and replace my Jeep as an expedition type offroad tool.