Recent content by sato_toguchi

Selling an OEM 5th Gen Overhead Console w/ Map Lights. Should fit early TRD Pros and Off Roads, those without sunroofs and without SOS button. Features Homelink, trac on/off button, rear diff lock button, A-TRAC button, Crawl Control knob, and Multi-Terrain Select knob. Toyota part #89755-0E010...

Bump -> price reduction to $42K OBO.

**SOLD** The time has come to part ways with my beloved 2015 TRD Pro in the very rare Inferno color. Only reason I am selling, is to get into a 100-series LC. Excellent condition, one of the cleanest, low-mileage, and well maintained Inferno Pros out there. You will not find another one like...

Selling a set of (4) TRD Pro wheels off of my 2015 T4R. (4) wheels and center caps ONLY. No TPMS, no tires, and no lug nuts. Wheels are in good shape with no scratches or curb rash and finish is intact. $800 FIRM, local Lynnwood/Seattle-area pick-up only. Posting here before FB Marketplace...

It's a real Pro. 2015 the first year of the Pros, they came with the body colored hood scoop and your standard 4Runner roof rack. The previous owner swapped out the silver rails for black.

New wheels are on!

Loving my new set-up! Thanks Vin and the SCS Team for super fast shipping as usual.

Did a little snow wheeling and bbq on Sunday with some good friends. Took Foss River Road up to Tonga Ridge in Skykomish, WA. Nothing like some snow wheeling followed with grilling burgers on the mountain!

Resurrecting an old post - but WTB a set of OG Gloss Silver Stealth 6's if anyone has a set they'd like part with. Thanks in advance!

Snow day here in Seattle. Spotted a Solar Octane parked in my neighborhood and had to get a side-by-side shot w/ my Inferno. Not sure if you're on here, but if you are, howdy neighbor!

Wasn't quite the fresh tracks we were looking for, but still managed to have a blast snow wheeling with some friends.

Thanks! Approx. 3" of lift up front and 1.5" in the rear.

Hey there thanks for reaching out, but these are gone.

Icon stage 2 w/ their billet UCA's. On-road ride is noticeably improved over stock and the rig handled well up in the mountains this past weekend (trail was a mix of dirt/gravel roads, some sections of rocky terrain, and small moguls/whoops).

Did part of Section 3 of the Washington Backcountry Discovery Route (WABDR) with a group of friends for a buddy's bday. This section starts in Ellensburg, winds up through the Cascade Mountains, and eventually drops down into Wenatchee. Some epic views from up there and we got above all that...