looks like soo much fun ...

EPIC post, lololololol!

I would be interested, however I haven't budgeted for anything since I've only had it about 2 months. All I had planned on doing for the first couple years was the HIDs and LED turn signals. Was just too good to pass up on the bumper swap since we both were needing the other and were so close.

Approximately 2 unplowed feet of virgin snow between me and my home this morning.
4Lo and ATRAC, stock tires on my Mall-Rated Limited.
Pulling into my garage like nothing ever happened.
Love this thing!

@m(a)ce great work with the sPOD installation. Looks incredibly clean, especially the finishing touches with the additional plastic. Im planning to run my switches in the exact location and I have a couple questions before I do so.

1.) Did you have to glue the switches or bezel to secure it into place?
2.) What thread did you follow to add that little plastic piece to cover the switch panel/where did you find that piece of plastic (a solution from Equipt's Paul May 4Runner build)?
3.) Would you do anything differently now that you know what you know?

Got one drawer done today along with the tie down points.










A good use for mini Quick Fists.




Plenty of clearance between the Baja Rack and Gobi Ladder.

I picked up the Quick Fists far a great price and they always come in handy. I used the minis for my Firestick antenna.

A few days back I tested it and today I finish securing it.. In digging the outer amber matching my headlight amber.

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Looks good! You beat me to it, I'm still waiting for ONE part

I was gonna say...did you and @Magnetic4R do a group buy on these that I wasn't invited too lol

Not a coordinated effort this time, just a coincidence!

Drove her to work

Ordered sliders from ShrockWorks.

I didn't do anything TO my 4runner, but I did some stuff WITH my 4runner. On Tuesday we had a 70+ degree day. Wednesday we got 20" of heavy, wet snow in 12 hours. Because the forecast didn't call for so much snow until hours before the storm arrived, tons of people drove to work thinking it was just another manageable spring storm, a few inches.

Well, I left my office at noon in blizzard conditions and passed 15-20 stranded vehicles in ~4 miles. I always carry a tow strap and decided to wait until I was closer to my neighborhood to start helping people.

No sooner do I turn into the 'hood, I see our mailman's minivan 3 feet over the curb and he's struggling to dig his front wheels out in someone's front yard. I wish I'd gotten a photo looking back at his truck while I towed him out bc it was pretty funny (not for him) but I pulled him out and then proceeded to pull out 3 other neighbors in the next 4 blocks whose cars had made it all the way home only to get stuck within blocks of their house (our neighborhood doesn't get plowed by the city). 4runner FTW!

Anyway, I advise everyone in locations with regular inclement weather always carry a tow strap in the event you or others get stuck. Plus it's always fun/rewarding to put your vehicle to use to help others out

Photo was upon arriving home - it snowed hard another 4+ hours after it was taken.

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I had to give you props for helping people out... And in your 4runner no doubt...