TundraBird1
New additions
Well, finally got around to installing my light and power outlet in the bed. They're fused and I wired a switch in the dash to redundantly shut off the power to them; just in case I forget to shut off the light!
Earlier I replaced the wiper blades with longer ones, I was annoyed during a rainstorm that the wipers did not cover all the windshield. now they do.
#216 The 175,000 Mile Tundra
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Very cool!
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Nice job and very clean install. I used the same 12v outlet on my platform. It has a fully sealed rear connection and durable hinge.
It is fun to watch your Tundra build. A great platform IMO.
During my Baja trip, I saw more Tundras than any other Toyota. They were everywhere, and for good reason.
TundraBird1
Thanks. I really love my Tundra. We bought it new after a very bad Dakota died. The only reason we bought the Tundra and not a Tacoma was for the extra hauling capacity, we were remodeling a farmhouse at the time, now the extra capacity comes in handy for camping, and hauling a weeks worth of food to OBX.
#216 The 175,000 Mile Tundra
CrowsWing Offroad Benroy build on T&TTT-Beth's version
CrowsWing Offroad Benroy build on ExPo - James' version
Proud members of the Appalachian Ridgerunner Supreme Expedition Squad
No, Sebaceans are ugly. Not stupid.
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