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Pulled from my 2015 Trail w/ Nav. Worked perfect just went aftermarket. Includes bezel (vents and hazards removed). $200, $240 shipped. Located in Phoenix, NW Peoria.

Located in Peoria, AZ Pulled from my parents 2016 TRD Off-Road. Have no idea of the brand. They look nice and are made of aluminum and are very light. Will include the mounting hardware. $240

Located in Peoria, AZ (4) Bridgestone Dueler tires on wheels taken off a used dealer purchased 2016 TRD Off-Road last November. Tires still have nubs on them, used approx 200 miles. Tires are P265/70R17. TPMS sensors are still installed. Should fit most Tacomas, 3rd, 4th and 5th gen Toyota...

Any Android device will run Backcountry navigator, works awesome off-line. Only limited by map storage as far as downloads go and there are a ton of different free map formats to choose from.

The OME shocks have internal bypass passages built into the housing. It is actually amazingly compact compared to the external bypass shocks used in desert racing. They are also externally adjustable for both rebound and compression. No reason to have a stiff ride with them. The shock valving...

I made the shelf before they were offered commercially. If you search my name you will find a thread with all the component part numbers listed. Most were sourced from McMaster Carr. You will have to fab some brackets to tie it to the molle panels. I 3d printed the brackets and positioned them...

Steel is going to be more rigid than the same thickness aluminum and from the looks of the both panels you can see the Rago cutouts are bigger and more numerous. The way these panels mount leaves a large, unsupported area so rigidity is desirable. If you plan to actually use these and load...

Made from black powder coated unistrut I order from McMaster Carr. Also needed a couple bags of t nuts, a few unistrut u brackets. Mesh was from a local metal shop. I have stacked full ammo cans, rifles, shooting table on it before. The vertical legs take the load, rago panels just locate it...

Week two of my Coastal Offroad rear bumper build. Didn't like the blocky look of the kit but liked the price. I tacked the bumper kit together as it was shipped to me then started in on customizing it. 4 of the corners got cut out and replaced with a section of 1.38" OD dom to make the corners...

Used mine for tools/first aid/etc. The also serve as the base for my rear cargo shelf. Tied the unistrut to the panels with 3d printed brackets. Load is supported via two legs that go down to the floor.

Would love to but I do not own the 3d printer and due to their size/materials used I doubt anyone would want to pay the cost. They were the most expensive thing I have printed so far due to their size and layers of carbon fiber. You could always make a bracket from 2 x 2 angle iron or aluminum.

Thanks for the comments. I added the part numbers of the parts I used.

Been wanting to do this for a while but hadn't found a clean way of doing this till now. The goal was to have a cargo shelf up above rear cargo floor so you could keep lighter items from getting crushed as well as make it easier to get to certain items (like my shooting table) without needing...

Phoenix Arizona, near Lake Pleasant at Sunrise.