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That is a pickup, not a 4runner.

Austintaco, I'm looking for pictures of your color truck. Do you have pictures of yours floating around?

That's fantastic. I didn't know they had cruise control.

Is there a database for all the awesomely tacky 1st gen 4Runner paint jobs/decals that were available? Although not factory, I still love the Ivan Stewart stadium truck scheme.

What do you mean by "expo rig"? They are good trucks. Just gas and go.

Well it looks like I know where I'm going next. Looks like it was pretty quiet when you went too.

Your truck and reputation are top-notch in the Toyota world. I still hope to own the black 1st gen. you built and sold last year. You should post some pictures of that as well for those who arent familiar with your work.

ScottyC I believe.

Great looking truck. Do your toes hit the hatch/glass when using the ladder? It looks awefully close to the body of the truck.

I don't know about this truck, and I certainly wouldn't call it a good deal without knowing what the asking price is. This guy could want $10,000 for all we know. I would take the clean, straight, well running (for the time being anyway) 4runner originally posted for less than $3,000 over the...

Greatest. Job. Ever.

Isn't a hood blackout for reducing glare from roof rack mounted lights? Edit. From the Crawlorado website: &#8226;Reduces Glare From Rooftop Lights &#8226;Reduces Sun Glare &#8226;Made From High Quality 3M Brand Cast Vinyl 7725 Series <-The Best they make for this app.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/pictureshow/2010/07/23/128728114/kodachrome Food for thought considering most photographers these days aren't happy with their shots until they Photoshop the crap out them first.

Nice lawn!

Is your truck as stright as it looks? Body looks to be in great shape.

I'm looking forward to hearing what kind of shape PINS is in.

Isn't the Tundra and the Sequoia basically the same vehicle?

There is no way you're fitting 6 people comfortably in a Tundra for any length of time.

I considered it briefly. At the end of the day, the San Leonardos Lakes were more secluded and I prefer to get places by foot rather than drive. I also felt back for the dogs having to endure bouncing around in the back of the truck.

I was trying to find little known trails and I saw this one in a guide book I bought off Amazon. The Williams Lake trail was great but there was too many people for my liking. Next time I'll go beyond and check out Wheeler Peak. I must have driven through your town because I stayed in...