it does add some options back there!
previously yesThat's a bumpy ride isn't it Arvin?
but a fun road it is!
Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.
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but a fun road it is!
SAR_Squid79
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xcmountain80
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Aaron
fbksurferjoe
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I like those bins where did you get them????? I am looking for something similar to store stuff on my roofrack.
xcmountain80
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They are made by Hardigg, yes the same company that used to make or was making storm case. That was so recently purchased by Pelican if my nfo is correct. I purchased them from a surplus store primarily specializing in electronics. They run $70-90 and I will keep my eyes peeled if your interested.
Aaron
4Rescue
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Oh how I love my 4Runner... I was thinking yesterday as I drove through the hills over the pass back from the beach... I really have found my favorite vehicle. I missed my Jetta a bit in the curves and when I really wanted to pass instantaneously, but overall I love to drive my truck.
Cheers
Dave
Cheers
Dave
fbksurferjoe
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Yeah, let me know about those cases, I just went browsing around on Ebay and they want close to 200 dollars for one similar to yours :O!
xcmountain80
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Man, I know how you feel. I feel a bit childish when I say "I won't get rid of this vehicle" but it's the truth. I really love my Toyota and will own others but hope to never part ways with this 4Runner. I might guilty as it may make me just buy and swap like for like
Nothing like it!
Aaron
mr.trd
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Looking good Jamie.... Looks like a great trail too!
I have been lurking around this forum for some time, but am finally getting around to posting. Its a great site.
Here is my rig so far, it still has a lot of ground to make up on you guys!
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Here is my rig so far, it still has a lot of ground to make up on you guys!
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4Rescue
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Yep... We all have that truck that just 'Click' feels right. You have a very nice 3rd gen there, I love those years, if only we got Diesel's I'd probably be running a 1kz-t 3rd gen myself with my 1st gen as a trail rig/sand toy... I may still do that as a buddy's new 3rd gen 3.4 5spd purchase has me with motor and interior long haul comfort envy...IS that an R151 behind ris 3.4??? That would make the 1KZ-T swap alot easier maybe...I need to stop now, my checkbook is whimpering at me from across the room...the trucks out there grinning, -whisper-I think she wants a SFA and some 36's-whisper-...Man, I know how you feel. I feel a bit childish when I say "I won't get rid of this vehicle" but it's the truth. I really love my Toyota and will own others but hope to never part ways with this 4Runner. I might guilty as it may make me just buy and swap like for like
Nothing like it!
Aaron
I know you miss your old XJ's bro, and well you should, but come one... you gotta admit these old Toyota Mini trucks are AMAZING. They're litteraly a good poweplant swap (to a diesel for me please) away from being pretty much perfect imo, maybe a little small for some but... They're overbuilt to hell (except maybe the steering) and they just go down the road mile after mile after mile with no issues. Plus as I can see from your pics they love to be let loose and "play" tooMy '91 4runner featured in my "Back in a Toyota" thread:
Glad you're out enjoying your new rig mate.
Cheers
Dave
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HB 4X4
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I have been lurking around this forum for some time, but am finally getting around to posting. Its a great site.
Here is my rig so far, it still has a lot of ground to make up on you guys!
Well look who it is... :wings:
GTKrockeTT
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Pulled up a chair, and hope to stay awhile. :smiley_drive:
jh504
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I know you miss your old XJ's bro, and well you should, but come one... you gotta admit these old Toyota Mini trucks are AMAZING. They're litteraly a good poweplant swap (to a diesel for me please) away from being pretty much perfect imo, maybe a little small for some but... They're overbuilt to hell (except maybe the steering) and they just go down the road mile after mile after mile with no issues. Plus as I can see from your pics they love to be let loose and "play" too
Glad you're out enjoying your new rig mate.
Cheers
Dave
Yeah I miss the 6.5" of lift with the flex of a coilsprung solid axle, but it is well worth being back in a Yota. You can just tell the difference in build quality with Toyotas. Everything is much more solid, nothing rattles, nothing is loose. The tolerances are much tighter. It is an extremely capable Stock rig, and I will be increasing the ground clearance and tire size very soon. I think you should SAS yours anyway!
By the way, I still have one XJ, a 2000 that my wife drives.