Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.

[bat]

:clapsmile

 

[Dwill817]

 

[WU7X]

Just about ready to rock and roll.

Still doing some final touches on the small, lightweight trailer. Planning on lots of small trips with the wife for this year searching for waterfalls (her favorite thing to do).

 

[rizal03]

86' 4x4 pickup

Here's my work in progress...

 

[AZBart]

Does it feel pretty sturdy up there?

There is about .5" of deflection when inside the tent. I modified the rack with Tig welded 1.5"x.125" wall aluminum tubing about 10 months ago. It has seen pretty rugged use and has suffered no damage thus far.

 

[REMOTEPLACES]

DIG THIS!

Here's my work in progress...

 

[paddlenbike]

Extra mild build as it serves many uses.

With the Sequoia wheels:

 

[the kid]

been kinda busy lately, havent done much with the GX but figured id throw up some recent pics of it... within the next month i should have a 50" LED bar mounted up over the windshield for it

IMG_9556 by isaacyocum, on Flickr
IMG_9532 by isaacyocum, on Flickr
IMG_9386 by isaacyocum, on Flickr
IMG_9366 by isaacyocum, on Flickr

 

[jgilbreath]

Extra mild build as it serves many uses.

What ome springs are you running in the rear? Are your tires 275s?

 

[paddlenbike]

Extra mild build as it serves many uses.

What ome springs are you running in the rear? Are your tires 275s?

Rears are OME 890s, which have settled about 10mm over the past 9 years. (This setup had a slight rake when new, now it sits level.) Tires are 275/70R17s.

 

[Pangle]

1997 4runner Manual 4x4 V-6

Hey everyone, thought I would share my latest project to see what you guys thought. I recently purchased a 1997 4runner 4x4 with Manual and V-6. Just did a HUGE service on it right after I got it. I purchased it from the original owner, who apparently had put a newer engine in prior to my purchase. Soon after the engine was replaced the head gaskets and valve cover gaskets went out, so I bought it on a steal. I plan to make it into a mild overland with daily drive ability. Thus far I have replaced the stock wheel with some 05 4runner wheels, with Nitto Cross Teks all around. I painted the wheels gun metal gray which I think looks pretty good and removed the running boards. Did head gaskets, timing belt, water pump, valve cover gaskets and everything in btwn. Runs good! Now i just have to finish removing the horrible "wood grain" dash accents! They were completely toast.

Let me know what you think! I am prob gonna do a 2.5 toy tech lift with coils and springs for the rear. and Prob a roof Rack

Anyone know the production numbers of 4runners with Manual 4x4 and V-6?

Steve

 

[Luinil Explorations]

New Ride

Just purchased a 2004 4Runner. It was a one owner with full service records and 172,000 miles. First thing is the timing belt, water pump and seals replacement then new tires. Not sure what will happen after that. Looking forward to the adventure.

 

[at_olw]

2015-04-17-UT_DV-004 copy by at_olw, on Flickr


2015-04-18-UT_DV-083 copy by at_olw, on Flickr


2015-04-16-UT_DV-012 copy by at_olw, on Flickr

 

[aldenfost]

Wow. Truck is where it's supposed to be. Great scenic shots.

 

[lndhark]

Extra mild build as it serves many uses.

With the Sequoia wheels:

My favorite 3rd Gen. Evar. Extremely functional, reliable and stylish. Looks great Ken, and so does the landscaping!