I had a new 1988 Nissan that had those pockets, they have ben around forever on small trucks.
but I can believe someone dumb enough to drive a Toyota would believe they just discovered them.
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My big boy truck is a Yukon XLT and with the 3rd row seat removed I can haul 40 4'x8' sheets of plywood or drywall inside without worrying about the
weather. Just doesn't get the mileage that a Tacoma does.
I had a 93 Toyota and now have a 04 Tacoma and there are no pockets or slots on either one. I did have an 07 Tacoma work truck and drove it for 3
years before I retired and frankly I never noticed or paid attention any pockets or slots except the covered compartments and the electrical outlet in
the bed. Anytime I had to haul plywood or drywall I used my full size GMC truck.
One guy on Tacoma World said he had to explain what they were to the salesman. Now that's funny.
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