Recent content by BrazilianT4R

Hi. Foreigner doubt about licence plates... The licence plate for the 3rd gen I get is personalized, but why the 1st gen/89 supra´s are white and the 94´s black? BTW, I liked the blackened muffler a lot more as well. It was "competing" for looks with the rest of the car altogether.

Quick outdoors with family and friends. All the way up hill just to enjoy the view. Cheers, Gustavo.

What is that thing on the roof on the last picture?

What is that part between the air filter and the turbo inlet?

Do you have a picture and reference model for that signal splitter? Does it work nice when using CB and head unit radio at the same time?

I've always wondered how those plate bumpers were reinforced at the back side and how they are mounted to the frame. Would you mind taking a picture of yours now that it is still in bare steel? Cheers from Brazil.

Also interested. What is the regular price for those in US and where to go to buy one?

The purpose of this rig is mostly traveling with the family on the road / dirt roads. No real off-roading in her future, so the running boards stay. Its currently with 145k Km (aprox 90k miles). I also have a Samurai dedicated to trail beating, and the Jimny is after all, "today´s Samurai"...

Discovery rescue! The friend on the Discovery didn't do so well on the sand, which came as a surprise for me, apart from being a Toyota fan. His Disco 2 is in real nice shape, has solid axle in the front and a healthy V8 under the hood. Off to the rescue! Hope the TR4.org fellows enjoy the...

Continuing... The place was nice and calm, so I gave it a try playing on the sand. To finally rest by the river. Great, relaxing time!

Some more outdoors with friends Up, up, up, up hill and then down, down, down to the riverbanks... 1st part, going up. You can see the road cutting the mountain. Stop for sightseeing... ... where one can find some geologic information about the landscape there. Going down the mountains...

The Husquarna is being used only on the skids, if you look again.

1998 Suzuki Samurai with upgrades.

LOL, that is in Brazil!

30~45 minutes? That's nothing... Depending on the city here in Brazil (take Rio for instance) when people care to say they have to commute to work they are talking about 2h driving each way, so 4h of the day lost behind the wheel. I used to joke with friends that if they studied 4h a day after...