Recent content by LukasT820

NOOOOOOOOO!!!! i was about to email you about buying!!!:ballchain:

I am very interested. however, working on selling my 4th gen 4runner right now. I hope to know more this week, in which case I will check if you're still selling. great looking 4Runner!

good question, i shouldve put that on here, it's the V6.

price lowered after looking at comparables and wanting to minimize time on sale, price knocked down to $12,995.

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Hey Everyone, Trying to sell my 2008 4Runner SR5. It's 4WD. non-smoker. 2.5/1.5 Daystar lift (professionally done by Hi-Tech Auto), 275/70R17 GoodYear Wrangler All-Terrain Kevlar Tires. Odometer is at 137,777. Good condition. Located in Ashburn, VA Price is $13,700. Willing to...

man that looks great. I have almost the exact same thing you used to have. a navy blue 2008 SR5. plastidipped stock wheels and 275 goodyear wranglers. I just cracked my stock bumper and like that shrocksworks one. i might have a very similar looking truck, nice ride!

hi, looking to acquire new or lightly used wheel spacers. need set of 4. live in VA, will pay for shipping or you can work it into price. i use paypal, preferably. for toyota 4runner 2008 SR5.

wow. way out of my range, but this thing is awesome. this man has def put his work into this thing.

looking for wheel spacers for my 4th gen 4runner sr5. please contact if you have any you're selling.

still available?

i got my initial work done there, good work. here is their website. Automotive Car Repair in Chantilly, VA | High-Tech Auto & Truck Center

i bought my 2008 SR5 4WD in August of 2012, for $17,500 , with 77,000 miles on it. i do not think it should be priced that high for a 2WD, even if it is a limited. you could likely knock them down to 18000 i did a ton of research when looking at them. certainly high resale value, so most of...

plastidip/removed running boards this weekend i plastidipped the front grille, and removed running boards. still deciding if i like the no-running boards look, but it was pretty simple.

If you take off your wheels to do so, I would do 1 coat on the back. that is what i did atleast. When you lay the wheels down to spray the front, most of the overspray will coat the backside as well, it will def be enough to atleast make it look black on the back.