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

Looks good! Glad you went with the black lug nuts also. I looks so much better with them.

 

I needed a stout phone holder and I wanted something that would handle the weight of a tablet or multiple items. I attached a 12" piece of T-slot to the center console and used some 1/8" thick 12" x 1.5" flatstock on the inside to sandwich the plastic to help distribute the weight. It's solid and the plastic isn't flexing.


I tweaked the T-Track and the backing plate to match the curvature of the console and rounded the ends.

It requires three 1/8" holes in the side of the console.

Parts needed ($48).

FANAUE Aluminum Phone Holder with 1" Ball Head Adapter Compatible with RAM mounts B Size Double Socket arm (CPC-08)

Phone Holder

$9 QWORK Aluminum T Track, 2 Pack 12" Universal Double Cut Profile T Track, with Predrilled Mounting Holes and Screws, Woodworking and Fixtures, for Drill Press Table, Router Table

T-Track

Huntury Universal 1" Track Ball Mount with T-Bolt Attachment for Kayaks – Compatible with RAM Accessories, Ideal for Fish Finders, Fishing Rod, and Action Cameras, Kayak Track Mount Accessories

1" Track Ball

$12 Aluminum Alloy B Size Double Socket Arm Compatible with RAM mounts and Other 1'' Ball Bike Motorcycle Phone Holder (Medium Arm,Full Length 3.5")

1" Double socket arm

 

SS42 on the roof rack. Unnecessary yes lol!

@Diode Dynamics @memario1214

 

Changed the oil again



Added 3 more holes in the bed. Doubled the amount of USB and 12v sockets on this side.





And changed the gear oil in the trans.

 

What (rear) bumper is that?

 

does it have any functions besides all white?

I take it wired up for courteously notify others their high beams are on

 

New rear axles, wheel bearings, and drum brakes. Thank god drum breaks last forever, what a pain in the ass

 

Outgear Solutions.

Just all white, and of course some people just need a reminder that their high beams are on.

 

Almost got it stuck in some sandy mud. No pictures of that though. Failed finding a shooting pit to test my new suppressor

 

Unrelated to your post but I was just thinking you should change your username because you’ve been here long enough to be adultwidataco, then I noticed you already made the necessary adjustment

 

What are you going on about? That entire valley is a huge shooting pit

 

Lol, someday I'll be an adultwidataco mentally I'm not old enough yet

 

I didn't feel safe enough, the road I was on did a bunch of switch backs behind this area, plus it was a popular hiking place apparently. The main area i go to was shut down.

 

Sold some old trash around the place so I could get this!

Sold this 1997 Ford Ranger "Eda" with a blown engine. She overheated and spalted one of the cylinder walls. Eda was sent to Mexico for a second chance on life. I looked for an old engine for her for over a year but not much around here as they buy up everything in South Texas to send to Mexico.

Here are a couple of small pallets of edgers and stones that a customer paid for me to haul off and I sold for a few shekels.



I even had enough left over to buy one Breakfast Taco.

 

Door sills were wearing down to bare metal on the corners (most from previous owner).



Hit them with some touch up paint for rust prevention and replaced all four 2nd gen door sill overlays with the OEM 3rd gen overlays. They are wider and cover the corners where the paint was worn.

 

Remember:

Your only young once.

You can be immature forever!

 

So, me and the kids have affectionally named my truck "Bluey". Not sure why it took so long to finally name the truck.

 

I like that, I'm having the same issue. Happen to have part #'s you can share?

 

Slid back my cap and swapped this solid glass picture window for a sliding window from a Ranger cap off marketplace (forgot to get a pic). Now to sell the Ranger cap for some profit and finish sealing up some remaining bed holes to start the bed camping build.

 

The part number I ordered is PT747-35201-02. This is the double cab kit that has all four doors. Here is the Amazon link where I bought mine:

$45 Genuine Toyota Parts - Door Sill Dcab Taco (PT747-35201-02), Black

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082XHQFKZ

Also here is a link to a helpful thread. I followed his method to wet the adhesive then squeegee so you have time to adjust. I also used a heat gun to help remove the old ones and to bend the new ones over the edge.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-door-sill-protectors-install.574549/