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I can remember about 20 years ago discarding a tailgate with that old Toyota imprint from the bed of my 1981 pickup. The lower portion was so rusty it was structurally questionable. The replacement affermarket steel worked perfectly for another 18 years, but I missed that old imprint the whole...

...Not available following the link on autoanything.com, at least not that I could see. Pop & Lock has it for about fifty bucks. Looks like a nice product. Here are the installation instructions This looks like a good option for in-bed security. Thanks, tnclimber. Don

The PopNLock tailgate lock looks like a cool product, but alas is not available for a Tacoma. Don

Looks like a Mazda to me. Remember the Lamborghini LM 002? I parked next to one at the Columbus, Ohio airport in the late 80s. No idea what it was doing there...

I sold an Ottherbox Defender here on ExPo -- just too big. I've been using a Hard Candy StreetSkin thermoplastic urethane case for half a year now, and it's perfect for me. Tough, not silicone (just don't like the feel of silicone cases), super to hold onto. The nubs that hold the cover on...

Guess ya kinda like living off the beaten path, eh?

Back when I was a little kid just starting out in the corporate world, I worked on a research project consulting for an Austrian chemical company. Having dinner in Columbus, Ohio in the early 1980s with my clients, I brought up some of the cool little vehicles made in Austria I knew about but...

I'll take it if still available. Don

http://www.rubbercal.com/Coin_Grip.html I got some of their checkerplate rubber sheeting and made some terrific floor mats for my Tacoma. I've been delighted with their products. Don

Nice project. Looking forward to the tank's installation and report when it's in service. Don

The Brunton is sold. Thanks to all who looked. Don

Sold. Thanks for interest. Don

There was a longish thread on exactly this a year or so ago. My search **** is not strong. I can't run it down. Maybe someone else will remember. Don

SOLD: USED EUROPEAN-STYLE 7-PIN, N-TYPE TRAILER WIRING PLUG + SOCKET. $10 including shipping to continental US address. New, unused, plastic 7 round pin connector plug and socket. Purchased new by me in Finland a few years ago for a project that isn't going to happen. Maybe someone here can...

SOLD: a vintage BRUNTON POCKET TRANSIT. $100 including shipping to continental US address. Circa late 50s - 60s, I'd guess. Serial number 120227. This is the good one -- metal housing, heavy leather snap case and strap. Includes 90's era copy of Brunton pocket transit manual. Front latch...

Thanks for the report, Daniel. Congratulations on its near completion. What a great combination. Keep the reports comin'! Don

I don't think I buy it. I see RAW vs jpeg as sorta like chosing to buy 2-for-1 extra large take-and-bake pizzas every time just because you get so much more pie, when I don't really want that much pizza, and I certainly don't feel like cooking it every time. Many times I just want a slice...

Online discussion reports they're made in China. That's a no-go for me, and almost hurts to see the Craftsman name on Chinese hand tools. Because with China ya never know -- it may hold up beautifully, and may give up after one use. I take pride in my tools, but don't take pride in...

Seems to me I once had an *ancient* socket set that was made exactly the same way. The sockets were externally hex-shaped and fit in a socket wrench that was sorta like a ratcheting box wrench. That was an old set when I used it thirty years ago... It worked great, as I recall. I'd expect...

I put a basic OME kit on my 1988 XJ many years ago and its been perfect -- comfortable (better than stock) on the road, and perfectly capable of getting me to any campsite I wanted. A competent but not terribly aggressive system. Minor tire upsize to 235/75-16. OME highly recommended. Don