fattirerider
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I love a good build thread! They have greatly helped me save money and make wise choices on making my Toyota 4runners the most pleasing and practical for me. I hope this will enlighten and entertain you as well as myself as my 4runner grows.
My plans now are to make this a moderate trail rig as well as my daily driver. Mountain biking is my number one hobby so mountain access is an important factor.
My first car was a '95 4runner. I still love it. It taught me a lot and introduced me to Yotatech, Torra, 4runner.org and my favorite Expedition Portal. After much research I knew I wanted a 3rd gen and Craigslist is where I found it in September of 2009 just 20 mintutes away. One owner a older gentleman who passed away and left it to his wife who had no use for it. I certainly do though!
1996 Toyota 4runner, 3.4l V6, Auto, Limited, Elocker, 4.30 gears, 65,000 miles. All service records and still smells new. My dream car
My plans now are to make this a moderate trail rig as well as my daily driver. Mountain biking is my number one hobby so mountain access is an important factor.
My first car was a '95 4runner. I still love it. It taught me a lot and introduced me to Yotatech, Torra, 4runner.org and my favorite Expedition Portal. After much research I knew I wanted a 3rd gen and Craigslist is where I found it in September of 2009 just 20 mintutes away. One owner a older gentleman who passed away and left it to his wife who had no use for it. I certainly do though!
1996 Toyota 4runner, 3.4l V6, Auto, Limited, Elocker, 4.30 gears, 65,000 miles. All service records and still smells new. My dream car
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