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My '08 has the same creases. I think it's just from how the flares are attached to the fenders. I am honestly fail to see how this is a huge issue. They are trucks, not show cars. If you looked over the truck before you bought it I don't see how it's up to the dealer to fix something like this.

Flintstone feet help also.

Welcome to the world of driving a lifted truck with crappy gas mileage. If it makes you feel any better I am getting about 14 MPG right now. :)

Contact Nathan and ask nicely.

I think that varies by state. Check your local laws.

Ugly coal country.

Winter gas combined with the fact that these trucks get horrible mileage when it's cold out. I only get about 13-14 MPG in the winter.

Do what needs to be done first. Some of my first mods was a tonneau cover, bed mat, vent visors, better tires. Take a look around here and get ideas where you want to go with it. Mine has been slowly modded for the last 6 years and still isn't where I'd like it to be. Have fun!

We have a very special section just for things like this. ;) http://www.tacomaforum.com/forums/off-topic.15/

So, you're stuck on the lawn? :D

I'm in Lancaster County.

There is a mount that will work right where you had it. http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/famous-fabrication/282177-batch-cb-antenna-whip-mounts.html

Yes, we could go on and on about it. Two schools of thought on that subject. I'm in the length of coax doesn't matter camp. Had many setups that the coax was cut to length in both mobile and base station configurations. And the debate still rages on! :)

Good advice on the Wilson. Although coax length makes no difference. Just long enough to get the job done is all you need. The Wilson's already come pre assembled with coax installed. Just plop it on the roof, check SWR and you're good to go.

Nice. What is going on inside your bed with the bungee cords?

Gross.