I have a set of the older Ryobi One+ tools... a circular saw, reciprocating saw, sander, jigsaw, flashlight, and vacuum. I don't use them too often but have yet to have a problem with them... and the vacuum is great for the 4Runner.
Before 9/11 I had the opportunity to go out in Boston Harbor on my uncle's boat and sit at the end of the runway watching planes land. If anyone has ever flown into Logan, at least one of the runways starts right at the edge of the harbor so the planes are literally just a couple hundred feet...
I'm pretty sure if you have a rear heater the controls would be in the rear of the console (accessible by the rear seat passengers) like in my '00. I don't believe it is uncommon to find trucks without rear heaters.
I suppose there's an outside chance the controls could be located elsewhere...
I was parked in my usual spot in front of my house, legally I should add. A girl drove her Dodge Caliber right into the 4Runner's driver's side rear... her vehicle was entirely fubar-ed and mine had a good bit of cosmetic damage. I've come to find out (3 weeks later; it's still in the shop)...
My latest mods: Euro Tail light (1). Pseudo-black wheel (1). Crooked mudflap mod (+5hp). And other custom bodywork.
But seriously... I just have clear corners/signals, 22% front window tint with a 13% banner, and the deckplate mod. I keep toying around with getting a suspension lift then...
I was really surprised the person stopped too... but she actually couldn't go anywhere... her engine was still running but the wheels wouldn't turn, she actually ended up with quite a bit more damage than I did. And yes, it is a 3rd Gen.
Edit: Err... yea they put on a new (reconditioned) rim...
So there I was sleeping at 7:30 on a brisk Saturday morning. There was a knock on the door... someone was standing there and said something about "I think I hit your car." I went back upstairs... put some pants on, grabbed a jacket and went outside. Sure enough... someone hit my 4Runner...