I'll never give up my Taco though, I'll be buried in that one.That's now 2 old-school TW guys that have found me on this forum. Derek pinged me in my initial thread and I hadn't seen him since WAY back in my Primm racing days!
At least a few of us have continuing good taste in vehicles
This is the one I bought. I couldn't bring myself to drop 3 bills on one of the transformer style tables. No regrets so far.I wasn’t really sure if I’d use a tailgate table enough - and most are expensive - but I found one that was a decent price and decided to take a chance. I wanted the two levels because we take food to fires and other long calls for our department and wanted one level for the condiments and one level to make the sandwiches (etc) on. Happy with how it turned out! And that it was different than pictured on the website in that it has the “since 1966” on it. Was alright to put together, just lots of parts, and thankful I have petite fingers for some of the portions haha
Less than $150 and seems sturdy….well I will make the disclaimer that one of the cords for the upper shelf is too short (I swear they were the same before I put it together...lol) so I’m going to see if they’ll send me a new cord, but I don’t plan on putting anything heavy up there and it seems ok. It is kind of heavy but looking at others it seemed like a similar weight, hopefully it will be ok, seems so.
Oh, and the supplied Allen wrench does a surprisingly good job, though I'd seriously recommend having a set of handy dandy pliers and a 10mm torx wrench with you for successful completion if you want to maintain your sanity (and I need all the help I can get here haha)
Link if anyone's interested, and right now it's cheaper than when I bought it: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BG5FJ418?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
I had to out my roof back on for the same reason and it's kinda difficult to do it solo. Just the back part, more awkward than heavy and trying not to scratch anything.
Curious if you have used it yet with the top off and wondering if you can still see the picture under the glare of the sun.Got the Wolfbox G900 rearview mirror/camera install done this weekend, got quick from @StickerFab
Didn't use the hardwire or the GPS antennae. Got power from one of these mirror harness power adapters and double-sided taped it up to the plastic housing of the lane keeping stuff
Mounted my camera on the rear brake light. Not crazy bout the flex/vibration when going over bumps...but i guess i can live with it.
Not sure i will ever take the top off. I was driving @ nite couple days ago and noticed this light bouncing around my peripheral vision. Turned out it was a motorcycle headlight that was reflecting pretty strong in my rearview mirror.
That is a cool ride, any picture with both complete vehicles next to each other?Went back to the future!
