What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

my salex center console organizer has held up great. Plastic is a bit flimsy in that over time it may bend a little. Doesn't help that it sits in a black console in blazing sun all day. But it does its job and for $20 it saved me time and effort in getting materials and building my own for what I'd imagine would cost like $10 max in plastics.

 

I need to install mine. They've only been sitting in my garage for 3+ years now

 

Bar caddy FTW

 

I live in Los Angeles so only 25k....




Think of an anti noise and squeak. Best was to put it. Usually when you buy breaks they either cone with it or wherever you bought them they try selling you a little pack of it. Buy a bottle that will last forever.

 

City driving over 25 k in less than a year of owning the truck. So yes a 14 and already changing pads.

 

Thx! I have a 14 with 56k, and haven't change pads

 

Um, okay. Didn't realize people were getting their tailgates stolen. Guess it depends on where you live.

 

I don't know thats its a big issue where I live, but less than $2 of prevention is better than the hassle of an insurance claim no matter where you live.

 

Wow! I want to do that. Info please?

 

Welcome to TW

 

222 i beleive was the final count

 

Would checking craigslist for tacoma tailgates for sale give any idea as too the local theft rate?

 

I don't think it would be accurate. You may be better off trying to get stats from local law enforcement.

 

Not sure about you but I doubt I would call the po over a stolen tailgate. Seems they barely acknowledge car theft let alone a piece of a car that's missing.

 

I would at least file it

 

I can see it now

TW user: "I seem to be missing a tailgate with some derped badges"
Police: "Derped? WTF?"

 

^^^ Yes, file it. This way there is documentation.

 

The police will get to all of those stolen tailgates right after they solve all of the murders.

 

Police dont always solve that, havent you seen law and order? Theyre detectives.. and ... investigators...not your average street cop