Gen3 Tacoma Double Cab Rear Seat Delete, Goose Gear DIY, 3D Model & Plans

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • If you are a fan of Goose Gear but don't like the prices here are some plans for you to build your own. Use this link (drive.google.c...) to download a zip file that will contain a PDF and a USDZ augmented reality file.

Комментарии • 35

  • @JohnMichaelFloyd
    @JohnMichaelFloyd 2 месяца назад

    I just completed this build myself! The dimensions worked well but I cut the side support walls near the driver and passenger foot so I could stuff shoes or something small into foot space. I just used 1/2” plywood which is strong and lighter.
    I used M6x1 bolts through the bottom seat panel and 2” M6 bolts to the back panel too. One thing that is missing on this plan is he little extra aluminum you will need to save for the latches to keep it in place.
    First impressions: tons of space and feels really secure. No rattling or wind noise if you keep the insulation panel behind the seat. Took me 2 days and I used a circular saw and jigsaw for most of the build

  • @roundcheesewheel
    @roundcheesewheel 2 года назад +6

    I am taken back that you are willing to share this hard work with us. I just read through the PDF and it's so well put-together! Thanks a million. Perfect fall project.

  • @stvhwrd
    @stvhwrd Год назад

    This is awesome, thank you very much for sharing the product of your talent and hard work. Ridiculously helpful, you're a legend.

  • @hughb5092
    @hughb5092 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for doing the hard work for us.

  • @ChefRov
    @ChefRov 2 года назад

    Only 22 likes?? And the effort and specs! Like a true engineer... thank you. will take these plans into consideration as I delete my rear seat new taco pro ;o)

  • @MANOLOM123
    @MANOLOM123 4 месяца назад

    I don’t have a taco but this video is awesome!!!🎉

  • @TheBraps
    @TheBraps Год назад

    Just found this and OMG this is amazing work. Thank you so much for making this available

  • @MidwestAdventures
    @MidwestAdventures Год назад

    Wish you something like this for my access cab! Awesome work.

  • @mariotoscano1864
    @mariotoscano1864 2 года назад

    You are the man!!!! Thank you big time

  • @wdj935
    @wdj935 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you very much

  • @ashleydeevee
    @ashleydeevee 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this! I searched these comments as well your associated posts in Reddit and Tacoma World, but didn't see anywhere that someone with a 2nd Gen had tried this yet. Do you know if anyone has? I'm going to template the hell out of mine and use your plans as a springboard to awesomeness.

  • @donnaenderson9495
    @donnaenderson9495 Год назад

    I’m considering doing a back seat delete to my Corolla for my GSD

  • @ryanlowe2571
    @ryanlowe2571 8 месяцев назад

    Correct me if im wrong, i think a few measurements are missing. One being the length from door side to the two smaller hatches (on the bottom) and the second being floor side to the hatches (on the side).

    • @ashleydeevee
      @ashleydeevee 6 месяцев назад

      Any chance you figured out these measurements? We are trying to puzzle this out also.

    • @ryanlowe2571
      @ryanlowe2571 6 месяцев назад

      @@ashleydeevee just had to get in there and measure myself. It doesnt need to be too precise, plenty of room to work with.

  • @tobycrisp1215
    @tobycrisp1215 Год назад

    i am wondering if you removed the storage bin that holds the jack? it would impact the overall height of the surface so jus want to double check before i get started. thanks for all of this work you've shared, i really appreciate it !

    • @TinyHouseGuy
      @TinyHouseGuy  Год назад

      the plastic tray under the seats was removed. The wood deck attaches directly to sheet metal. In fact i drilled thru the flanges for the jack compartment to bolt the wood deck down. Everything i did was 100% reversible if i need to sell the truck.

  • @ryanschlotfeldt1070
    @ryanschlotfeldt1070 2 года назад

    One question is how you attach the bottom piece to the seat hinges? The holes aren't threaded so you can't just send a bolt through?

  • @user-br2mn4ie5b
    @user-br2mn4ie5b 4 месяца назад

    What hardware did you use?

  • @Mtdubba
    @Mtdubba Год назад

    Hey brother; what software is shown in this video/do you generally use including the 3D imposing (architect here)?
    Thanks and great work on both this and tiny home stuff!

    • @TinyHouseGuy
      @TinyHouseGuy  Год назад

      Its Shapr3D....great program. Its great with the apple Pencil on an iPad. They now have a version that runs on a mac.

    • @Mtdubba
      @Mtdubba Год назад

      Literally have an iPad Pro and mainly what I use for design… just made my day.
      Thanks chief appreciate you!!!

  • @THOREHAMMER2340
    @THOREHAMMER2340 8 месяцев назад +2

    Can it work for a second gen?

  • @brendan9293
    @brendan9293 Год назад

    This is awesome. What thickness of plywood did you use?

  • @moscaman559
    @moscaman559 Год назад

    Will this work with the new Gen 3 Tacoma? I have a 2022 and just wondered…. Thanks!

    • @TinyHouseGuy
      @TinyHouseGuy  Год назад +1

      should fit any gen3 Tacoma...mine is a 2019

  • @christopherlampron8817
    @christopherlampron8817 Год назад

    Any plans to lay out a half seat delete? Great work!

    • @ericyoumans796
      @ericyoumans796 Год назад

      I’m doing the 60% side. What about you? Just removed the seats and what’s not and starting my plans.

  • @golfwhores7115
    @golfwhores7115 2 года назад

    Is the link not working or are the plans elsewhere? Thanks dude!

    • @TinyHouseGuy
      @TinyHouseGuy  2 года назад

      try here: drive.google.com/file/d/1U-PcrJ_OwF7ajm5OwOLf95KALH6COhga/view?usp=sharing

  • @bustosne4
    @bustosne4 2 года назад

    Are the seats permanently deleted? Could you take this out and put the seats back in if needed?

    • @TinyHouseGuy
      @TinyHouseGuy  2 года назад +2

      I have them stored in contractor bags in my barn. Will take about 30 minutes to put them back the way they were.