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Been a while, but I believe I used two pieces. Here's the vendor: PolyMax Poultry/Kennel Flooring - FarmTek

I really liked them. They need to be siped though, and I did it on my own. That really assisted with the wet/snow traction.

That really brightens that area up! Great job, thanks for the how-to!

Another dealership horror story Thought I'd just leave this here for your reading pleasure..... https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/another-dealership-horror-story.375902/ "Brought my truck into the dealership for its first 5k oil change this morning. Leave the dealer and discover that the...

Yeah that seafoam is great! What is the availability date?

That looks great! Blends nicely with the contours.

Have heard this has fixed many vibration-issues with T4R/Tacomas.

Nope, I was a "civilian" at that time. Got my CIB in 2003.

Quite a few vehicles I've had fall into this category, with a common theme: Japanese manufacture: -1972 Datsun 240Z. Fast and no issues. Manual. -1974 Toyota Corona. Reliable and no issues. Automatic. -1979 Nissan truck. Totally bulletproof. Manual. -1980 Toyota Celica. Great car, fun to drive...

Have used Weathertechs in my 5th Gen and Tacomas for years. They always contained the mud/snow well. Never tried the Husky's, but it looks like a quality product.

I do not air-down, I offroad occasionally. I have that Viair for back-up and light duty air pressure use.

I carry the Viair 77P with me always. Viair builds great small compressors: VIAIR Corporation - 77P Portable Compressor (P/N 00077)

Nice work!

Yes, very professional and sturdy.

Might have to try out that mattress. Thanks for the great pics!