Show us your Toyota 4runner, tacoma or truck.
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NothingClever
Explorer
Those are some pretty cool pics of your trayback on your website.
xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
Umm unless you meant a prado I'm not for certain but it is a blinged out 4th gen 4Runner. And let me tell you they are very nice, good power, good size, and Lexus goodies.
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LX470=Land Cruiser. Both of these are 2004. Unless he is abroad...
This being a 2004 Prado...
Just trying to learn...
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07 Elephant
Adventurer
It's a GX or outside the US a Prado both based on the 120 platform. Check out Woody's build thread on toyota120.com. :victory:
Poorboyota26
Adventurer
My newly accuired bucket-o-fun
Did a frame swap. Should be up and running and no time.
Did a frame swap. Should be up and running and no time.
Wes Craiglow
Member
Impressed. :clapsmile
digitalferg
Adventurer
diff being repaired right now, not exactly happy about it
What rear bumper is this?
-Ferg-
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xcmountain80
Expedition Leader
Now that's what I call recycling!
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My newly accuired bucket-o-fun
Did a frame swap. Should be up and running and no time.
CYi5
Explorer
An early CBI bumper.
FJR Colorado
Explorer
I'm new here. This is my 1995 T100...
It has:
Toytec 2" add-a-leaf in the rear
Toytec 2" spacers in front
Extra length Pro-comp shocks all the way around
Waag brush guard
Eagle off-road lights (cheap but great)
ARE camper shell
Currently rolling on Pro-Comp A/Ts 32 x 11.50 x 15s
I keep 2x Pro-comp A/T spares in the cargo area all winter long; they are kept all chained up with V-bar chains for easy chaining up (just swap wheels). These also make good winter bed weights.
I keep a complete array of recovery gear, tools, emergency gear, etc.
I also own a fully-modded 2007 FJ Cruiser and a 1997 FJZ-80 (future project hopefully).
I've been lurking for a while and enjoying the knowledge base here. I hope to contribute.
FJR
It has:
Toytec 2" add-a-leaf in the rear
Toytec 2" spacers in front
Extra length Pro-comp shocks all the way around
Waag brush guard
Eagle off-road lights (cheap but great)
ARE camper shell
Currently rolling on Pro-Comp A/Ts 32 x 11.50 x 15s
I keep 2x Pro-comp A/T spares in the cargo area all winter long; they are kept all chained up with V-bar chains for easy chaining up (just swap wheels). These also make good winter bed weights.
I keep a complete array of recovery gear, tools, emergency gear, etc.
I also own a fully-modded 2007 FJ Cruiser and a 1997 FJZ-80 (future project hopefully).
I've been lurking for a while and enjoying the knowledge base here. I hope to contribute.
FJR
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