What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I do the same thing. I keep a large, folded piece for when I need to slide stuff around.

 

I've actually done that. Taking cardboard to the recycling drop off with the rest of my junk. I'm like "hey I should keep this in my bed". But it eventually gets tossed.

 

Spooky season. I amuse myself. Found the pumpkin at Home Depot for $10. Did a 6-1/2 round hole cut with a razor knife and two small screws to secure to my mushroom snorkel head.

First post here, Howdy everyone!
I'm 30 year Toyota 4x4 owner/builder that cut my teeth on the OG early Internet days forums. I have an 82 1st Gen flatbed on 40s and a 3rd Gen Tacoma I've owned for 5 years on 33s that I'm pretty happy with at this point. I've been building it for about a year after building up parts for the last couple of years.

 

Welcome, please share more picks of both trucks. We would all love to see them.

 

Thanks man. Here's the best photo I have of the taco at the moment.
Specs on it are...
Eibach stage 1 struts (3rd of 4 height setting), JBAs, super bumps. 3-1/2"ish lift.
Dakar medium duty rears, ubolt flip/Timbrens, Freedom Off-road 2" monotube shocks in 11" stroke flavor.
Prinsu on the lid
Amazon special bumpers front and rear (beefier than youd think)
RC 2" extended flares.
Warn XD9001 with synthetic line
Full aluminum skid plate under front/engine
Dobinson clone dorkel
8 gallon homebrew water storage/shower for the beach
285/75R16 E rated Patagonias
Amazon 180db air horn + hellas for the jackasses out there. I call it my Code Brown horn
Plus a ton of other projects/parts I've forgotten about already. It's our beach rig/ relic hunter/long distance travel vehicle that can wheel like a champ if need be.

 

Just another minor update to the truck. Updated the map and dome lights to the Meso Customs dual lights and added the Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions Rubigrid dash mount.

 

Mounted and ran wiring for my back cabin wall battery box. I still need to mount some surface panels to the box to make it look pretty. The box is made completely of 80/20 hardware.

The components for the box are:

• Renogy 12V 104Ah Super Slim Solid State Battery
  
• Renogy 12V/24V IP67 50A DC-DC Battery Charger
  
• Blue Sea Systems 5026
  
• Blue Sea Systems 2300

The DC-DC charger is connected to both my alternator and my solar panels on my RTT. I still need to drill the brackets on the sides of the box.