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Gallery Aug 2025 Tacoma Updates

Wet sanded and cerakoted the headlights.

Got rid of the old magnet flags as they were starting to fall apart. Replaced them with vinyl stickers.

Installed a new 10inch touch screen radio.

Gallery Backseat Molle

Developed by Guild Outfitters and our suppliers to fit the 3rd Gen Tacoma*, 2nd Gen Tacoma*, 5th Gen 4Runner**, and 3rd Gen Tundra* this awesome kit includes a harness and OEM 3 prong Outlet that allows you to access your factory inverter at 400W while driving your Toyota instead of it kicking down to 100W. The mod’s wiring is completely plug-and-play and can be installed in as little as 20 minutes and includes a bottle opener to pop a cold one when finished. To install the outlet the kit does require cutting interior trim with our included metal template and custom cutting tool that works with any household drill. If you follow our install video or one of our YouTube Channel partners you can join the thousands who have already done this DIY kit. Our kit is ideal for people that power fridges & accessories in the bed of their truck or want to charge fragile / expensive items in cab like cameras, laptops, drones, or portable batteries.Guild’s custom harness has a 40” leg for your new outlet to be installed at a location of your choice in the cab.

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Toyota Interior Outlet Upgrade Kit by Guild Outfitters

Developed by Guild Outfitters and our suppliers to fit the 3rd Gen Tacoma*, 2nd Gen Tacoma*, 5th Gen 4Runner**, 3rd Gen Tundra*, and FJ Cruiser this awesome kit includes a harness and OEM 3 prong Outlet that allows you to access your factory inverter at 400W while driving your Toyota instead of it kicking down to 100W.

Added some molle panels to the interior.

Hooke Road Tacoma Overhead Molle Panel
Relocated my fire extinguisher to the panel.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087CVQD14?ie=UTF8

Hooke Road Interior Storage Molle Panel
The screws and spacers that come with this are useless. I sprayed painted some self taping screws black and used rubber grommets as spacers.
 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B087CVSVW3?ie=UTF8

Added the Auxbeam RGB 8 Gang Auxiliary Switch Panel
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MRT5QHP?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

 

I've been looking around for different ideas on where to mount it. I like the overhead sunglasses compartment idea but think I might try using this:

https://optoffroad.com/products/scangauge-mount-01-15-tacoma

I've been looking for a way to add rear spotlights. I've ruled out a new bumper with cutouts for them at this time. (maybe later). I didn't want to cut holes in my factory bumper. Addons like this Tow Hitch Lights Addon just didn't appeal to me at all. This was my solution at least for now.

I got some brackets from cali raised and added my rough country light pods to them. I was running them as ditch lights but switched them out for another set of auxbeams mainly so the rear lights would have removable covers. They do stick out some and I am not sure if I will end up liking the look or not. However I do like the result of rear lighting.

Gallery Rear Lights

Parts I used:

• Cali Raised Antenna/LED Pod Brackets (driver and passenger side)
• Rough Country 2" Black Series Square LED Cube Lights