Recent content by Corvus

Bump, dropped to $11k.

Bump, dropped to $11500

Bump, still available.

$12k For sale is a very clean 2005 4runner V8 4wd Limited with 157k miles. I am the second owner and have only put ~4k miles on it over the past year. I was getting it ramped up for overlanding, but never made it out. Brand new Nitto Ridge Grapplers 6ply. It has tan leather with no rips or...

I have an 05 V8 limited 4wd I'm considering listing. Very clean with 157k.

Sure, can do. The bumper is pretty far down the list though. Unless you want to buy an 07 Harley that is :frog: But yeah, I'll let you know. Everything is stock on this, so however it came from the factory.

Hah yeah had to make that decision myself. Especially after shelling out money for a full factory fob just to gut it. I justified it because I was let down after research on doing a combo key turned up pretty fruitless. This was my plan B treat lol

I also made the most crucial mod recently. The truck didn't come with a fob, but I knew through VIN research through Toyota that it came factory with the advanced theft deterrent system. I ordered up a factory fob on ebay and was able to sync it up right away. The locks told me there are two...

Oh my, thank you sir that may just be perfect. 10k was what I was looking at, but having trouble justifying over $1.5k for something I likely won't use a ton. This looks great. I won't be doing heavy wheeling off the bat, but don't want to get stuck out in the bush by myself.

Thanks, yeah they seem eerily quiet for how big and aggressive the lugs are. Just hoping that they'll last the miles. It was either these or the K02s and I think I made the right choice.

Next steps for the build (after selling my Harley) will be: -Icon Stage 2 (with tubular UCA) -Pelfreybilt Aluminum front bumper with center hoop -*Unknown winch* likely a Warn with a synthetic rope -*Unknown rear bumper* don't want a heavy steel rear, but not a fan of too many of the minimalist...

Moosejaw.com was running a 30% in cash rewards for full priced purchases this past weekend, so I bit the bullet on the tent as well. After loads of research on my new home away from home, I decided on the Tepui Kukenam Ruggedized. It's big, but not massive, not light, but not heavy, and with a...

Also, was able to get access to my buddy's shop yesterday so he could help mount the new rubber and knock out an alignment. The Nittos definitely change the look of the truck and they seem as great as everyone says. Quieter than the commuter 245s that came off. And they balanced great as well :cool:

After a girlfriend stubbed toe, I was mandated to prioritize getting the rack on the truck :whipping2 It was hot as balls yesterday here in NC and I burnt myself a couple times bracing myself on the body of the truck while I tried my best to squirt RTV Silicone strategically to prevent any...

During the same time, I also did research on the roof rack that would fit the bill. I initially looked at the Gobi (as I'm sure many do). But the cost, weight, and lead time had me looking for alternatives. After digging through many threads, I finally ran into the Prinsu rack. For a...